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The University of Minnesota Duluth women's soccer team opened its 2026 campaign with a 2‑0 victory over Michigan Tech, marking the program’s first consecutive season‑opening wins since 2017 and setting a confident tone for the schedule ahead.
A 2-0 defeat to Minnesota Duluth highlights early-season growing pains for the Michigan Tech soccer squad, but the team is already eyeing a comeback against St. Cloud State.
Fourteen elite high school girls soccer players from central Wisconsin were recognized with first‑team all‑conference selections in 2026, many adding all‑state nods and record‑setting performances.
Fourteen elite high school girls soccer players across central Wisconsin were celebrated for their 2026 performances, collecting conference selections, player‑of‑the‑year awards and all‑state nods.
Amelia Castleberg, a standout midfielder from Stevens Point, was named the 2026 Heartland Select Most Valuable Player after a senior season that included 30 goals, five hat tricks and multiple dominant victories. She will continue her career at the University of Minnesota-Duluth this fall.
A standout season that included 30 goals, five hat tricks and all‑state recognition has earned Amelia Castleberg the Heartland Select MVP award, signaling a promising future at the University of Minnesota‑Duluth.
The Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association revealed its 2026 spring all-state teams, honoring top high school players from across the state, with Arrowhead’s Amara Leppla crowned player of the year and several champions represented on the first team.
The recent all-conference soccer selections highlight multiple award winners from the Fox Valley, North Eastern and Wisconsin Valley Associations, celebrating top talent and coaching excellence.