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The start of the 2026 high school girls soccer season in Seacoast New Hampshire and southern Maine is coming soon. Players and teams are poised to showcase their talents.
Coaches from each Seacoast high school girls soccer team was invited to nominate a for 2026 Preseason Player of the Year.
Voting can be completed through the ballot below. Voting closes at midnight Thursday, Aug. 13.
The winner will be announced in a story published Friday, Aug. 14 at seacoastonline.com/sports and fosters.com/sports.
Baker, a Division III all-state first-team selection, had 20 goals and eight assists last season, guiding the Saints to the semifinal round.
Diallo, a first-team Western Maine Conference Class C selection, had 20 goals and 10 assists, guiding the Rangers to the Class C South semifinals.
Edgerly anchored the Mules' defense last season and is poised for strong senior season.
Houlihan was a Division I all-state second-team selection last season for the Warriors, who beat second-seeded Pinkerton, 2-1, in the state championship game.
Levitsky, a Division I all-state first-team selection, had 13 goals and nine assists last season, and was one of six New Hampshire players named to the United Soccer Coaches All-New England girls high school soccer team.
MacNeill is a two-year starter for the Bobcats, playing nearly every minute last season in Oyster River's run to the Division II semifinals.
Martin had multiple Class A South shutouts last season, as well as a 19-save performance against Windham, and a 13-save showing against Scarborough.
O'Malley registered eight shutouts last season, earning Division I all-state first-team honors for the second straight year.
Plaisted had a team-high two goals and was among the top on the team in minutes played last season.
Stockbower, last year's Division IV Player of the Year, was second on the Eagles last year with 22 goals, and had a team-high 18 assists.
Ward, a captain last season for the Clippers, was a Division I all-state honorable mention selection.
This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald: Vote for 2026 Seacoast high school Preseason Girls Soccer Player of the Year
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Coaches from each Seacoast high school girls soccer team was invited to nominate a for 2026 Preseason Player of the Year.
How do I cast my vote?
Voting can be completed through the ballot below. Voting closes at midnight Thursday, Aug. 13.
How do we learn who wins?
The winner will be announced in a story published Friday, Aug. 14 at seacoastonline.com/sports and fosters.com/sports.
Who are the nominees?
Mallory Baker, St. Thomas Aquinas, senior, forward
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Baker, a Division III all-state first-team selection, had 20 goals and eight assists last season, guiding the Saints to the semifinal round.
Jacqueline Diallo, Traip Academy, junior, striker
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Diallo, a first-team Western Maine Conference Class C selection, had 20 goals and 10 assists, guiding the Rangers to the Class C South semifinals.
Lydia Edgerly, Newmarket High School, senior, defense
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Edgerly anchored the Mules' defense last season and is poised for strong senior season.
Molly Houlihan, Winnacunnet High School, senior, defense
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Houlihan was a Division I all-state second-team selection last season for the Warriors, who beat second-seeded Pinkerton, 2-1, in the state championship game.
Harper Levitsky, Exeter High School, senior, midfield
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Levitsky, a Division I all-state first-team selection, had 13 goals and nine assists last season, and was one of six New Hampshire players named to the United Soccer Coaches All-New England girls high school soccer team.
Hayden MacNeill, Oyster River High School, senior, defensive midfield
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MacNeill is a two-year starter for the Bobcats, playing nearly every minute last season in Oyster River's run to the Division II semifinals.
Hazel Martin, Marshwood High School, senior, goalie
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Martin had multiple Class A South shutouts last season, as well as a 19-save performance against Windham, and a 13-save showing against Scarborough.
Nora O'Malley, Dover High School, senior, keeper
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O'Malley registered eight shutouts last season, earning Division I all-state first-team honors for the second straight year.
Natalie Plaisted, Spaulding High School, junior forward
Plaisted had a team-high two goals and was among the top on the team in minutes played last season.
Jaela Stockbower, Portsmouth Christian Academy, senior, center midfield
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Stockbower, last year's Division IV Player of the Year, was second on the Eagles last year with 22 goals, and had a team-high 18 assists.
Grace Ward, Portsmouth High School, senior, defense
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Ward, a captain last season for the Clippers, was a Division I all-state honorable mention selection.
This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald: Vote for 2026 Seacoast high school Preseason Girls Soccer Player of the Year
Continue reading...