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Our Tennessee high school spring sports polls continue as we take a look at some of the top TSSAA girls lacrosse players in the Nashville area.
You can vote now for the girls lacrosse player of the year for the 2026 season in Middle Tennessee.
The poll will close at noon on Tuesday, June 30. Click on the image below to make your selection. Here are the candidates.
Olivia Sacco, Ravenwood: Sacco had 21 ground balls, 55 goals, 11 assists and 13 draw controls while helping Ravenwood capture the Class AA state championship.
Abigail Ellis, Father Ryan: Ellis starred for Father Ryan during the Irish’s run to the Division II-AA state semifinals. The Ohio State signee tallied 47 goals, 32 assists, 138 draw controls, 47 ground balls and caused 41 turnovers.
Charlotte Williamson, Ensworth: Williamson scored 71 goals and added three assists, four draw controls and 10 ground balls while helping lead Ensworth to the Division II-AA state title.
Sara Jane Johnson, Page: Johnson, a Coastal Carolina signee, totaled 90 goals, 65 ground balls, nine assists and 78 draw controls to help Page repeat as the Class A state champion.
Ava Sandberg, Brentwood: Sandberg, a Vanderbilt signee, scored 36 goals with 12 assists, 20 ground balls and 97 draw controls in 12 games.
Emery Sonsino, Harpeth Hall: Sonsino, a Williams College signee, totaled 55 goals, 18 assists, 16 ground balls and 120 draw controls.
Taylor Ward, Franklin: Ward, an Auburn signee, scored 12 goals to go with 28 assists, 26 ground balls, 14 draw controls and 55 caused turnovers.
Reach The Tennessean's high school sports editor, George Robinson, at georgerobinsontheleafchronicle.com and on the X platform (formerly Twitter) @Cville_Sports.
This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Vote for Nashville area's 2026 girls lacrosse player of the year
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You can vote now for the girls lacrosse player of the year for the 2026 season in Middle Tennessee.
The poll will close at noon on Tuesday, June 30. Click on the image below to make your selection. Here are the candidates.
Olivia Sacco, Ravenwood: Sacco had 21 ground balls, 55 goals, 11 assists and 13 draw controls while helping Ravenwood capture the Class AA state championship.
Abigail Ellis, Father Ryan: Ellis starred for Father Ryan during the Irish’s run to the Division II-AA state semifinals. The Ohio State signee tallied 47 goals, 32 assists, 138 draw controls, 47 ground balls and caused 41 turnovers.
Charlotte Williamson, Ensworth: Williamson scored 71 goals and added three assists, four draw controls and 10 ground balls while helping lead Ensworth to the Division II-AA state title.
Sara Jane Johnson, Page: Johnson, a Coastal Carolina signee, totaled 90 goals, 65 ground balls, nine assists and 78 draw controls to help Page repeat as the Class A state champion.
Ava Sandberg, Brentwood: Sandberg, a Vanderbilt signee, scored 36 goals with 12 assists, 20 ground balls and 97 draw controls in 12 games.
Emery Sonsino, Harpeth Hall: Sonsino, a Williams College signee, totaled 55 goals, 18 assists, 16 ground balls and 120 draw controls.
Taylor Ward, Franklin: Ward, an Auburn signee, scored 12 goals to go with 28 assists, 26 ground balls, 14 draw controls and 55 caused turnovers.
Reach The Tennessean's high school sports editor, George Robinson, at georgerobinsontheleafchronicle.com and on the X platform (formerly Twitter) @Cville_Sports.
This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Vote for Nashville area's 2026 girls lacrosse player of the year
Continue reading...
