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Championship day at Uihlein Soccer Park saw four Wisconsin girls soccer teams lift trophies in front of a lively crowd, with standout goals and multi‑goal performances shaping the outcomes.
An unbeaten run culminated in a decisive state championship win, highlighted by standout performances from several key players.
Divine Savior Holy Angels edged Muskego 3-1 in Division 1, while Brookfield Central, McFarland and The Prairie School also lifted trophies with convincing performances.
Four Wisconsin high school girls soccer programs emerged as state champions in the 2026 tournament, with decisive victories in each division that highlighted emerging talent and program momentum.
The Kiel girls soccer team finished a historic 26‑match unbeaten streak with a 2‑0 loss to McFarland, while senior forward Taavi Saeger capped her career with a state‑leading 52 goals.
After a flawless 26‑win campaign, the Kiel Raiders saw their perfect season halted by McFarland, who secured a 2‑0 victory in the WIAA Division 3 title game.
Despite a perfect 26‑0 season, the Kiel girls soccer team saw its championship dreams dissolve in a 2‑0 loss to McFarland, with senior forward Taavi Saeger cementing his legacy as the program’s all‑time points leader.
McFarland defeated Rice Lake 2-1 in the Division 3 semifinals, with Allison Charbonneau scoring both goals. The team will face undefeated Keil in the championship match scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday in Milwaukee.
McFarland edged Rice Lake 2‑1 in the Division 3 semifinal, with Allison Charbonneau’s goals ending the Raiders’ four‑game opening‑round streak.
A 4-0 victory over fifth-ranked Lake Mills highlights McFarland's attacking prowess ahead of their final regular-season match.