Player of the Year
Heather Jenney
Paint Branch
Senior, forward
This Towson University-bound playmaker punished opponents for 21 goals and assisted on 12 others to power the Panthers to a 14-2 record and a county division crown.
Coach of the Year
Amy Wood
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 19th year
Wood guided an inexperienced squad that struggled all year to find a consistent practice field to the 4A state final, including knocking off the top two teams in the 4A West Region.
First team
Udeme Akpaete
Springbrook
Senior, midfielder
Extremely athletic midfielder-defender posted nine goals and 16 assists and bolstered her team’s defense in the circle late in victories.
Kelly Baick
Quince Orchard
Senior, midfielder-forward
A favorite of many county coaches, Baick is headed to Kent State University next year after a four-year varsity career.
Colleen Connolly
Springbrook
Junior, defender
Connolly anchored a defense that allowed 16 goals in 15 matches and she was a special playmaker in the circle with five goals and 12 assists.
Jill Genovese
Academy of the Holy Cross
Senior, goalkeeper
This U-19 U.S. National Team member and University of Maryland signee allowed one goal in Washington Catholic Athletic Conference play to lead Tartans to fourth-straight league crown.
Alex Fox
Winston Churchill
Senior, midfielder
Fox keyed Churchill’s turnaround season (from 4 wins to 12) with her versatile offensive skills that helped her produce eight goals and 23 assists for the region finalist.
Alexandra Jamison
Quince Orchard
Senior, midfielder-forward
A talented ball-handler and finisher, Jamison guided the Cougars with 11 goals and 10 assists.
Lindsay Janoskie
Paint Branch
Senior, defender
Janoskie was to the Paint Branch defense what Jenney was to the team’s offense while also producing 18 assists and six goals. She had one of the most powerful hits in the county.
Anna Rowthorn-Apel
Walter Johnson
Sophomore, midfielder
This highly-skilled Wildcat followed an appearance in the Junior Olympics last summer with one of the best seasons in the county, including posting 17 goals and 14 assists.
Piper Spiller
Springbrook
Senior, forward
Spiller was a furious attacker inside the circle with an intimidating stroke that allowed her to produce 18 goals and 22 assists for her region championship squad.
Caroline Wannen
James H. Blake
Junior, forward
Not too many players were more intense or active than Wannen, who beat constant double and triple teams for 14 goals and 11 assists.
Second team
Allyson Dahlen, Poolesville, senior, midfielder
Amy Defnet, Poolesville, senior, goalkeeper
Hannah Flesch, Walter Johnson, senior, midfielder
Lane Flynn, James H. Blake, senior, defensive midfielder
Emily Kenul, Sherwood, sophomore, midfielder
Mary Plotas, Our Lady of Good Counsel, senior, forward
Grace Reingruber, Bethesda-Chevy Chase, senior, defensive midfielder
Jennifer Shim, Winston Churchill, junior, forward
Hannah Suttle, Academy of the Holy Cross, senior, midfielder
Madisson Tully, Bethesda-Chevy Chase, junior, midfielder
Idrienne Walker, Bullis, junior, midfielder
Honorable mention
Jennifer Finley, Walt Whitman, defender; Lizzie Orr, B-CC, forward; Kallie Drewyer, Stone Ridge, midfielder; Sarah Hagan, Blake, forward; Cassidy O’Hearn, Springbrook, midfielder; Hannah Fann, Clarksburg, forward; Kelly Kuzma, Holy Cross, Kelsey D’Ascoli, Damascus, midfielder; Maddy Flax, Churchill, midfielder; Emily Sperling, Watkins Mill, forward; Michelle Davidson, Richard Montgomery, goalkeeper; Krishna Jaitly, Whitman, midfielder; Kara Mata, Walter Johnson, defender; Kellie Hughes, Poolesville, defender; Kelsey Carnahan, Poolesville, forward; Anna Smith, Holy Child, midfielder; Molly Flannagan, Blair, goalkeeper; Chloe Morakis, Wootton, defender; Mia Lee, Wootton, midfielder.