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With the countdown on for the Indiana high school girls soccer season, we're asking readers their feedback for our fan vote.
Who do you think should be Central Indiana's Preseason Girls Soccer Player of the Year? Scroll to the bottom of this article to vote. The poll will close at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Ade helped Carmel make the Class 3A state title game last season. She notched six assists and three goals for a Greyhounds team that finished the year with a 19-3-1 record.
Cueto was a first-team All-State selection last season. She logged 1,526 minutes of playing time for a backline that allowed 12 goals in 2025. She scored two goals as a junior.
Dodge, a Grand Valley commit, was a key piece in HSE’s state title run in 2025. She recorded 16 shutouts in 22 games, allowing just five goals during her junior year.
Flanders was the team leader in points (21), assists (9) and goals (6) last season. She helped the Greyhounds reach the 3A title game.
More: Indiana high school girls soccer: Meet the top seniors to watch for 2026 season
Gast was a member of Heritage Christian’s 1A state title team last season. The Marian commit paced the team with 15 assists and scored the second most goals with 20 last season.
Hamelmann helped Zionsville’s defense record 11 shutouts last season. The Eagles, who finished the year 10-1-6, allowed just seven goals. Hamelmann chipped in a goal and an assist during her sophomore season.
More: Indiana high school girls soccer: Meet the top juniors to watch for 2026 season
Henderzahs was the team’s premiere outside back last season. She added three assists and two goals, offensively.
Kershaw’s 21 assists led all sophomores in the state last season. She scored 12 goals for a Panthers team that qualified for the 2A state title game.
Killinger is a Ball State commit that played in all 22 games last season. She led the team with 10 assists and contributed five goals for a Trojans team that went 19-3 last season.
May ranked third in points (29) for HSE last season. She scored 11 goals and dished out seven assists as a sophomore. The Indiana commit helped the Royals finish 22-0-1 as a state champion last season.
Marlin paced the Trojans with 19 goals last season. She also registered the second most assists (8) for Center Grove.
McClain, a Ball State commit, was a third-team All-State selection last season. She ranked second on the team with eight assists. She also scored nine goals for an HSE team that totaled 103 as a team.
Mueller is Colorado commit that will join an HSE team that won the 3A state title last season. She is a forward that will be making her high school playing debut for the Royals this season.
Pfeifler turned in the second most minutes (1,070) for the Bulldogs last season. Through 16 games, she totaled three assists and a goal.
Provost, a U.S. Youth National Team (USYNT) goalie, posted 37 saves for Carmel last season. She allowed just six goals in 22 games as a freshman.
Rogers ranked second on the team with 22 goals last season. She also posted four assists in 19 games.
Romeril dished out 17 assists last season. She recorded the highest assist per game average (2.1) in Indiana. She scored the second most goals (10) for the Bears.
Shattuck led the Panthers with 25 goals last season. She also posted nine assists and helped the Panthers reach the 2A state title game.
Stanoch is an Illinois commit that recorded four goals and two assists as a sophomore last season. As the starting goalie, she earned one shutout win.
Simmons helped Zionsville achieve a 10-1-6 record last season. She started in all the Eagles’ matches and helped their defense record 11 shutouts. Offensively, she contributed four assists and three goals.
Stahly totaled 21 goals and 13 assists last season. She helped the Wildcats finish the year with a 14-4-1 record.
Stone is a two-time state champion that led Noblesville with eight goals and five assists last season.
Usher is an Akron commit who played in all 19 games last season. She was a part of Cathedral’s backline that allowed 11 goals. She also totaled three assists and two goals.
Van Den Berg, a Missouri commit, totaled four goals and two assists last season. She helped the Rocks finish with a 14-3-1 record.
West is an IU Indy commit that registered two goals and an assist last season. As a goalie, she recorded 15 saves.
Wilson hit the second most goals (39) in the junior class last season. That number ranked 11th in the state. The Marian commit dished out 13 assists, which ranked second on the team.
Marc Ray is a high school sports reporter at the IndyStar. He can be reached at [email protected] , and on X, formerly Twitter, at @themarcszn.
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Fan poll: Vote for 2026 Central Indiana Preseason Girls Soccer Player of Year
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Who do you think should be Central Indiana's Preseason Girls Soccer Player of the Year? Scroll to the bottom of this article to vote. The poll will close at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
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Olivia Ade, Carmel, Sr.
Ade helped Carmel make the Class 3A state title game last season. She notched six assists and three goals for a Greyhounds team that finished the year with a 19-3-1 record.
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Isabella Cueto, Carmel, Sr.
Cueto was a first-team All-State selection last season. She logged 1,526 minutes of playing time for a backline that allowed 12 goals in 2025. She scored two goals as a junior.
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Hannah Dodge, HSE, Sr.
Dodge, a Grand Valley commit, was a key piece in HSE’s state title run in 2025. She recorded 16 shutouts in 22 games, allowing just five goals during her junior year.
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Elsie Flanders, Carmel, Sr.
Flanders was the team leader in points (21), assists (9) and goals (6) last season. She helped the Greyhounds reach the 3A title game.
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Emma Gast, Heritage Christian, Sr.
Gast was a member of Heritage Christian’s 1A state title team last season. The Marian commit paced the team with 15 assists and scored the second most goals with 20 last season.
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Macey Hamelmann, Zionsville, Jr.
Hamelmann helped Zionsville’s defense record 11 shutouts last season. The Eagles, who finished the year 10-1-6, allowed just seven goals. Hamelmann chipped in a goal and an assist during her sophomore season.
More: Indiana high school girls soccer: Meet the top juniors to watch for 2026 season
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Chloe Henderzahs, Guerin Catholic, Jr.
Henderzahs was the team’s premiere outside back last season. She added three assists and two goals, offensively.
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Joslin Kershaw, Park Tudor, Jr.
Kershaw’s 21 assists led all sophomores in the state last season. She scored 12 goals for a Panthers team that qualified for the 2A state title game.
Reese Killinger, Center Grove, Jr.
Killinger is a Ball State commit that played in all 22 games last season. She led the team with 10 assists and contributed five goals for a Trojans team that went 19-3 last season.
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Sydney May, HSE, Jr.
May ranked third in points (29) for HSE last season. She scored 11 goals and dished out seven assists as a sophomore. The Indiana commit helped the Royals finish 22-0-1 as a state champion last season.
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Mia Marlin, Center Grove, Sr.
Marlin paced the Trojans with 19 goals last season. She also registered the second most assists (8) for Center Grove.
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Addison McClain, HSE, Sr.
McClain, a Ball State commit, was a third-team All-State selection last season. She ranked second on the team with eight assists. She also scored nine goals for an HSE team that totaled 103 as a team.
Skylar Mueller, HSE, Jr.
Mueller is Colorado commit that will join an HSE team that won the 3A state title last season. She is a forward that will be making her high school playing debut for the Royals this season.
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Cora Pfeifler, Brownsburg, Sr.
Pfeifler turned in the second most minutes (1,070) for the Bulldogs last season. Through 16 games, she totaled three assists and a goal.
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Gwyneth Provost, Carmel, Soph.
Provost, a U.S. Youth National Team (USYNT) goalie, posted 37 saves for Carmel last season. She allowed just six goals in 22 games as a freshman.
Jordyn Rogers, Lawrence North, Jr.
Rogers ranked second on the team with 22 goals last season. She also posted four assists in 19 games.
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Amelia Romeril, Lawrence Central, Sr.
Romeril dished out 17 assists last season. She recorded the highest assist per game average (2.1) in Indiana. She scored the second most goals (10) for the Bears.
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Sydney Shattuck, Park Tudor, Sr.
Shattuck led the Panthers with 25 goals last season. She also posted nine assists and helped the Panthers reach the 2A state title game.
Paige Stanoch, Lawrence North, Jr.
Stanoch is an Illinois commit that recorded four goals and two assists as a sophomore last season. As the starting goalie, she earned one shutout win.
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Kathryn Simmons, Zionsville, Jr.
Simmons helped Zionsville achieve a 10-1-6 record last season. She started in all the Eagles’ matches and helped their defense record 11 shutouts. Offensively, she contributed four assists and three goals.
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Veda Stahly, Lawrence North, Jr.
Stahly totaled 21 goals and 13 assists last season. She helped the Wildcats finish the year with a 14-4-1 record.
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Delaney Stone, Noblesville, Sr.
Stone is a two-time state champion that led Noblesville with eight goals and five assists last season.
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Quinn Usher, Cathedral, Sr.
Usher is an Akron commit who played in all 19 games last season. She was a part of Cathedral’s backline that allowed 11 goals. She also totaled three assists and two goals.
Avery Van Den Berg, Westfield, Sr.
Van Den Berg, a Missouri commit, totaled four goals and two assists last season. She helped the Rocks finish with a 14-3-1 record.
Lorianne West, Brownsburg, Sr.
West is an IU Indy commit that registered two goals and an assist last season. As a goalie, she recorded 15 saves.
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Leila Wilson, Lapel, Sr.
Wilson hit the second most goals (39) in the junior class last season. That number ranked 11th in the state. The Marian commit dished out 13 assists, which ranked second on the team.
Marc Ray is a high school sports reporter at the IndyStar. He can be reached at [email protected] , and on X, formerly Twitter, at @themarcszn.
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Fan poll: Vote for 2026 Central Indiana Preseason Girls Soccer Player of Year
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