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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.
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.
In a tightly contested final, Divine Savior Holy Angels defeated Muskego 3-1, ending the Warriors' four-year championship streak and securing the program's sixth state title.
Divine Savior Holy Angels defeated Kimberly 3-0 in the state semifinal, showcasing a unique attacking style and a senior class that has guided the team to three consecutive tournament appearances.
The Kimberly girls soccer team’s shift of Kennedy Ebben to an attacking role and a stingy defense led by Bee Brockert have set the stage for a semifinal clash with Divine Savior Holy Angels, a match that could deliver the program’s first state title.
From June 18‑20, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association will showcase the top high school girls soccer teams in Milwaukee, with live television and streaming coverage of the championship matches.