Amy Caldwell, Braintree  DIVISION 1
		She might be the best player on this page. Caldwell is the Division 1 Player of the Year in EMass and she still has one more year to terrorize defenses. She netted 43 goals and 23 assists to lead Braintree to the Division 1 state championship, where the Wamps shocked nationally ranked Minnechaug in the final, 3-2. At 5 feet 1 inch, she may look slight, but she has been as big they come when it comes to scoring goals. For her career, she has 87 goals and 49 assists. Caldwell, who is a member of the US Under-16 National team, also competes with the Braintree gymnastics and track teams and has earned Bay State League all-star selections for both.

Sydney Stoll, Dedham  DIVISION 2
		In a league where aggressiveness as well as talent was essential, Stoll brought both to her game. She was named the Bay State League MVP and, along with fellow All-Scholastic Jenni Hibbard, led Dedham to its first Division 2 final. For the season, she tallied 17 goals and 10 assists in the low-scoring Bay State League and finished with 60 goals and 54 assists for her career. This is her second consecutive All-Scholastic selection. Also a member of Dedham’s indoor track team, Stoll is an honor roll student and enjoys snowboarding. She will attend the University of Massachusetts on a soccer scholarship.

Jackie Vickers, Norwell  DIVISION 3
		There was no more prolific scorer in EMass this season. She scored in bunches for Norwell, helping her team upset Globe No. 1 Dedham during the regular season, earn the South Shore League title, and make it to the Division 3 South sectional semifinals. For her career, the senior scored 108 goals and had 62 assists, and led EMass in socring in 2005 and 2005. Vickers also plays basketball for Norwell and enjoys playing soccer and hanging out with friends in her spare time. The 5-foot Vickers plays club soccer for the Cape Cod Crusaders Super Y team and hopes to continue her soccer career in college.

Fred Marks, Braintree  DIVISION 1
		Marks led his alma mater through a magical season, which culminated with Braintree’s come-from-behind win over Minnechaug in the Division 1 state final. The Wamps went 21-1-2 this season and were Carey Division champions in the Bay State League. After such success, the 49-year-old was named EMass Girls Soccer Coaches Association Coach of the Year in Division 1 and picked up his second Bay State League Coach of the Year award. Marks has been coaching soccer for eight years and counts coaching youth sports as his main hobby. Marks is a 1974 graduate of Braintree High and a 1978 graduate of Westfield State.

Don Savi, Dedham  DIVISION 2
		Savi skippered the most successful Dedham team in school history this season. The Marauders, behind the play of All-Scholastics Jenni Hibbard and Sydney Stoll, made it to the Division 2 state championship, where they lost to Nipmuc. The 40-year-old Savi has compiled a career coaching record of 128-34-36 and has led his team to tournament berths in each of his nine seasons. A 1983 graduate of Dedham, he was a three-sport athlete, playing soccer, basketball, and baseball. ‘‘I’m lucky to have coached such a talented and dedicated group of athletes,’’ said Savi, a four-time Bay State Herget Coach of the Year. ‘‘I’m proud of all we have accomplished.’’

Francis Okaroh, Dover-Sherborn  DIVISION 3
		Eleventh-seeded and little more than an afterthought, Dover-Sherborn caught fire in the Division 3 tournament with Okaroh at the helm. After beating Archbishop Williams in the Division 3 sectional final, D-S lost a 2-1 heartbreaker to North champion Hamilton-Wenham. But there was nothing bitter in the loss for D-S or Okaroh. The Nigerian-born former MLS player completely revamped Dover-Sherborn, leading the team to a 14-9-1 record this season. He called his Dover-Sherborn surprise team ‘‘hard-working overachievers.’’ Okaroh, 44, was an All-America selection at BU and has been coaching for seven years. He enjoys reading and listening to music.

Cheryl Boyd, Holliston  FORWARD
		Holliston’s record books say Boyd is the best girls’ soccer player in school history. She holds the school record in career goals (69) and most points in a season (37). This season, the senior tallied 25 goals and 12 assists and picked up Tri-Valley MVP honors while leading her team to a 19-2-1 record and an appearance in the Division 2 North finals, where they lost to eventual Division 2 EMass champion Dedham. The 5-foot-3-inch Boyd is an honor roll student and Red Sox fan and plays club soccer for the Tri-Valley Eagles. She remains undecided on her college plans.

Cara Cadigan, Swampscott  MIDFIELDER
		The phrase ‘‘cream of the crop’’ was invented for student-athletes like Cadigan. She was the Northeastern Conference MVP and the league’s high scorer (19 goals, 9 assists) during Swampscott’s 16-3-2 season. She has captained Swampscott for two years and is a three-time NEC all-star. She plays for the Force Athletic club and played in last summer’s Bay State Games. Cadigan also swims for Swampscott (she was the Rookie of the Year in 2005), and participates in outdoor track. The senior has maintained a 3.9 GPA and is on the high honor roll. She hopes to obtain a doctorate in physical therapy.

Kate Dunn, Westford Academy  MIDFIELDER
		In the tough Dual County League, Dunn was the best this season. She earned MVP honors for the league and for her team. For the third consecutive season, she was named to the DCL All-Star first team. Dunn plays club soccer for the Tri-Valley Eagles. The 5-foot-10-inch, 140-pound senior is a member of the National Honor Society and will graduate from Westford Academy with high honors. Her academic prowess has earned her acceptance to Johns Hopkins University. In her spare time, she enjoys hanging out with friends and listening to music.

Meghan Gould, Bishop Fenwick  MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER
		Gould is an experienced midfielder anchor. She has been a varsity player since the seventh grade at Austin Prep. After transferring to Bishop Fenwick before her freshman year, she blossomed into a match-controlling force. She was the Catholic Central League’s MVP this year and earned her second consecutive conference all-star selection. Her Bishop Fenwick team, which hovered near the top of Globe’s Top 20 all season, finished 20-1-1 and won the Division 2 sectional crown. Gould, who plays club soccer for the Boston Renegades, will take her soccer talents to the University of Massachusetts.

Jenni Hibbard, Dedham  FORWARD
		Her partnership with Stoll, which stretches back to their first varsity season for Dedham in eighth grade, was among the best in the state. Though she had to battle through several leg and foot injuries throughout the season, Hibbard was able to lead Dedham to the EMass Division 2 championship and a Bay State Herget title. Hibbard is also a four-year MVP for the Dedham girls’ tennis team. She serves as class president. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music and shopping. Hibbard hopes to attend Skidmore or St. Lawrence and study law.

Allison Hubbard, Marshfield  MIDFIELDER
		Though her team couldn’t repeat as Division 1 EMass champion, Hubbard played the best soccer of her career, leading Marshfield to a 19-2-1 record and an appearance in the South sectional final. Anchoring Marshfield from her central midfield role, she picked up the Old Colony League Most Valuable Player award and was named to the OCL, EMass, and All-State All-Star teams. The 5-foot-3-inch senior plays club soccer for the Crusaders Soccer Club. She also plays basketball. A member of the National Honor Society and the student council, Hubbard has verbally committed to Dartmouth.

Shaunna Kaplan, Framingham  FORWARD
		This speedster was the catalyst for the Flyers’ improbable run to the Division 1 EMass finals. During her senior season, she scored 28 goals and had 15 assists and was a Bay State League All-Star as well as her team’s MVP. The 5-foot-2-inch forward is a three-time league all-star and has compiled 65 goals and 45 assists in her career. Kaplan also excels in lacrosse and was an All-Scholastic selection last spring. She enjoys playing sports, shopping, and hanging out with friends. She will be attending the University of New Hampshire and will play soccer and lacrosse.

Shauna Kelleher, Fontbonne  MIDFIELDER
		Though her team struggled this year, Kelleher’s talent is unquestioned. She netted 14 goals and had 15 assists this season, passing the 100-point mark for her career, and finished with 103 points. Her play has earned her a scholarship to Boston University. She finishes her career as a two-time member of the Division 1 All-State team. In the classroom, she sports a 3.5 GPA and is part of the yearbook staff and a member of the peer ministry and Spanish Honor Society. She plays for the South Coast Scorpions club team, the state champs in 2005. She enjoys going to the beach and snowboarding.

Tiffany Pacheco, Dighton-Rehoboth  FORWARD
		Pacheco led an explosive Dighton-Rehoboth team to the South Coast Conference title and a postseason run to the Division 2 South semifinals. She tallied 33 goals and 15 assists after scoring 37 and 14 goals in her junior and sophomore seasons, respectively. The 5-foot 4-inch junior was named the South Coast Conference’s MVP as well as a conference and EMass All-Star, and the All-State team. She is also on the U-18 Elite Luso American Select team. She is a member of the National Honor Society and her school’s Portuguese Club. In her free time, she enjoys snowboarding.

Emily Pallotta, Andover  MIDFIELDER
		Pallotta has been Dick Loschi’s top player at Merrimack Valley powerhouse Andover. In her four-year career, she has picked up numerous awards, including two Merrimack Valley Conference MVP awards, four all-star selections, and two All-New England nods. Pallotta’s talent has earned her entrance into the Olympic Development program, and she has played on the OD Regional Team for two years. She also plays for the Boston Renegades. She also plays basketball and was a league all-star for her play at point guard. An honor roll student, she will play soccer at Boston University next year.

Danielle Tenaglia, North Reading  FORWARD
		This junior forward won almost as many postseason awards as she scored goals. Her accolades start with the Cape Ann League Player of the Year and end with the Division 3 Player of the Year, as selected by the Coaches Association. She scored 35 goals and added six assists this fall and helped lead the Hornets to a 16-1-4 mark. A member of the All-State team and the Olympic Development Region 1 team for four years, Tenagolia also led the Hornets in scoring her freshman and sophomore years. She plays basketball and lacrosse as well and is an honor roll student.

Emily Weedon, Wellesley  GOALKEEPER
		Here’s our formula for picking the only goalkeeper on this page: Take the best goalie from the best league (Hint: it’s the Bay State League). Weedon is the answer to our equation. She was chosen as the Bay State League’s best goalie and was also a league all-star this season. She was in the net for Wellesley when the Raiders won the Division 2 state championship last season and has been a league all-star three times. For her career, she has allowed 51 goals in 53.5 games. Weedon also plays hockey and softball and is a two-time all-star in both sports.

ATLANTIC COAST NORTH: Courtney Hall, Quincy; Emily Milone, Bridget Coleman, Jillian Benn, and Caitlin McCleory, North Quincy; Jenna Banning and Janelle Sullivan, Plymouth South; Johanna Bergman, Brianna Mahoney, Jen Kane, Plymouth North; Kristie Mewis, Emily Keeman, Erin Murphy, Ashley Zamagni, Megan Vayo, Jeannie Channell, and Loran Folan, Whitman-Hanson.

ATLANTIC COAST SOUTH: Amanda Fancy and Lindsey Boisvert, Nauset; Annie Purcell, Victoria Robinson, Nicole McGourty, and Amy Whited, Falmouth; Vanessa Ramahlo, Gabbi Jatkola, Amanda Bellmar, and Julie Foster, Dennis-Yarmouth; Abbi Santos, Molly Wallace, Alyssa DeConto, Ellery Gould, and Monique Williams, Sandwich.

BAY STATE: Amy Caldwell, Kara Ruggiero, and Jess Degraan, Braintree; Sydney Stoll and Jenni Hibbard, Dedham; Andrea Bailey and Lindsay Holland, Needham; Michelle Barbone and Erin Jones, Newton North; Shaunna Kaplan and Whitney Gorovitz, Framingham; Jenna Lazar, Milton; Tayla Ryan, Norwood; Laura Stirrat, Wellesley; Casey Brown, Natick; Melissa Theodore, Walpole.

BIG THREE: Gabrielle Gramprey, Jackie Wisocky, Yasmina Carvalho, Juliana Blanchette, Vanessa Coolidge, and Kaleigh Flanagan, Brockton; Samantha Braga, Vanessa Andrade, Emily Carey, and Caitlin Belanger, Durfee; Baileigh Wirzburger, Pilar Silva, and Kaitlyn Duarte, New Bedford.

BOSTON: Laura Bernazzani and Mayra Cardoso, Latin Academy.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL: Lauren Mahoney, Christina Adams, Jill MacNeil, Katelyn Delaney, Archbishop Williams; Nicole Toulopolous, Amber Comeau, Arlington Catholic; Erin Quinlan, Sarah Frommelt, Austin Prep; Meghan Gould, Elyssa Power, katy-Lynn Verrette, Madeline Bissaillon, Ashley Holleran, Bishop Fenwick; Meredith Fredricks, Erin O’Brien, Meghan O’Connell, Cardinal Spellman; Julie Saviano, Marian; Kerri Domohowski, Gabe Pesce, Melissa Fraczek, Amanda Webster, St. Mary’s; Yolanda Otero, Jessica Alejandro, Lowell Catholic; Nicole Bolduc, Alyssa Murphy, Emily Capuccio, Matignon; Mary Balliro, Daniella Corricelli, Victoria Bean, Fiona Lunney, Moncia Cuda, Pope John; Kristen Corolla, Alysse Corolla, Holly Provenzano, Blake Linehan, Savio Prep; Ann Butts, Trinity Catholic.

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE: Kear Ambrogio, Aisling Ryan, Kate Speck, and Cara Sweeney, Mount Alvernia; Catherine Keefe and Sarah Yourgrau, Nazareth.

CAPE ANN: Kate Morris, Amesbury; Jaclyn Evans, Georgetown; Cortney Penta, Hamilton-Wenham; Keri Nobil and Kim Lane, Lynnfield; Jessica Bushee and Kirsten Lundquist, Masconomet; Leah Tepperman and Kara Rogato, North Andover; Danielle Tenaglia and Alyssa Visconti, North Reading; Colleen Liffers, Pentucket; Jessica Martin, Rockport; Kat Strazzere, Wilmington.

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC: Sara Norkiewicz, Stephanie Frechette, Amanda Loiselle, Meghan Loiselle, Brianna Milligan, Data Chantavysouk, Greater Lowell; Caitlin Gallagher, Kayla O’Leary, Kim Stockton, Stephanie Walsh, Erica Marsh, Shawsheen; Gabby Powell, Kerry McCoy, Samantha Sexer, Nicole Miller, Erica Lindstrom, Minuteman; Allessandra Altorino, Paige Connors, Jessica Sullivan, Amanda Ardissone, Presentation of Mary; Nicole Healy, Kaitlyn Avcoin, Justine Martyn, Northeast; Caroline Aquino, Roesareo Daleon, Lynnette Brito, Lynn Tech.

DUAL COUNTY: Cassie Wagner, Hannah Holbrook, Natalie Crutchfield, Kelley Gallant, Acton-Boxboro; Kate Dunn, Jocelyn Veilleux, Chelsea Keller, Jessica Roy, A.J. Millet; Jenna MacKay, Victoria DiCianni, Abby Breslin, Wayland; Hannah Lodi, Emma Burrows, Jill Lenson, Newton South; Erica Coolbaugh, Jane Ricker, Lincoln-Sudbury; Hannah Tarolli, Kathie Nyholm, Concord-Carlisle; Annie Kenney, Emma Jenks-Daly, Weston; Jen Morse, Lisa Coppola, Bedford; Anna Smith, Boston Latin.

EASTERN ATHLETIC: Anna Kern, Jill Buckley, Tara Cavalieri, and Danielle Clifford, Attleboro; Nadia Rego, Bishop Connolly; Katherine Armstrong, Brittany Hogan, and Mary Effler, Bishop Feehan; Lindsay Darmody and Kirsty Elde, Bishop Stang; Brittany Brailsford and Jessica Watson, Coyle Cassidy; Kate Forand, Maggie McGlone, Amanda DeSousa, and Carina Russo, Dartmouth; Marissa Mello, Somerset.

GREATER BOSTON: Skyy Anderson, Maya Chase, Nina Berg, Julia Berg, Julia Hubbell, Arlyn Madsen-Bong, Cambridge; Alyssa Manoogian, Justine Hartigan, Kara Gamache, Stephanie Glowik, Jessica Sims, Peabody; Breanne Keefe, Laura Anderson, Becca Malouf, Ali McKeigue, Arlington; Alicia Baxter, Natalia Creonte, Lindsay Oliveri, Waltham; Lauren Santani, Samantha Guiguli, Medford; Chelsea Choate, Kate Cody, Malden; Marlee McLaughlin-Bell, Alyssa Mackey, Somerville; Myrta Machado, Everett.

HOCKOMOCK: Raiana Morais, AshleySilva, Krissy Cardoso, Jennifer Pearl, Stoughton; Genna Cerce, Jocelyn Rausch, Canton; Brittany Jamieson, Foxboro; Kate Fox, Lauren Sagaser, Stephanie Soma, Franklin; Shayla Billian, Allison Cuozzo, King Philip; Kelly Regan, Nicole Lawlor, Mansfield; Adrienne Goldberg; Julie Kent, Kelly Matthews, Jess Schlehuber, Oliver Ames; Megan Trager, Jenna Silver, Sharon.

MERRIMACK VALLEY: Emily Pallotta, Erika Leber, and Jen Hagopian, Andover; Michelle LaMar, Jenna Carideo, and Jamie Gillis, Billerica; Ashley Hansbury and Kirsten Dobroth, Chelmsford; Hailey O’Sullivan and Laura Sansoucie, Central Catholic; Amanda Eason and Kristen Osgood, Haverhill; Colleen Fitzpatrick and Brittany Flibotte, Tewksbury; Courtney Schermerhorn, Lowell; Jen Courossi, Methuen; Sabrina Carvalho, Notre Dame of Tyngsboro.

MIDDLESEX: Kayla Pomponi and Lauren Yanofsky, Belmont; Ella Merullo, Liz Stapleton, Stephanie Passerini, Lauren McMillan, and Hannah Merullo, Wakefield; Cecily Chisholm and Jackie Chan, Lexington; Jodi Fralick and Kristen Dwyer, Woburn; Katherine Bailey, Tory Bratt, Sheridan Culhane, and Olivia Reeve, Winchester; Cara Lynch and Meghan McClorey, Melrose; Marissa D’Agati and Leah Silva, Reading; Anna McClosky, Stoneham; Michaela Murphy Burlington; Alise Alefteriou, Watertown.

NORTHEASTERN: Cara Cadigan. Kellie Connolly, and Annie McNerny, Swampscott; Cassie Anderson and Kelsey Anderson, Saugus; Katie Weinstein, Amy English, and Juliet Monroe, Marblehead; Jackie Gauthier, Ashley Sullivan, Casey King, Taylor Orlando, and Allie Scherer, Danvers; Maria Evans and Ashley Amero, Gloucester; Nikki Kneeland and Julie Dowson, Winthrop; Ashley Donovan and Paulina Koutroubis, Lynn Classical; Ashley Steeves and Maggie Somerset, Salem; Holly Galvin, Beverly; Nicole Kidney, Lynn English; Christina Polsonetti, Revere.

PATRIOT: Jamie Neal, Devon Sherman, Elise Sherman, Kim Naton, and Jordyn Krall, Duxbury; Colleen McLaughlin, East Bridgewater; Abby St. Jean and Julie Berenz, Hanover; Emily Bulman and Erin McNichols, Hingham; Christine Nevin, Middleboro; Chelsea Pugliese, Amy Avitabile, Lauren Hackett, and Jackie Squatrito, Pembroke; Jennifer Mitchell, Randolph; Ashley Knight, Stacy Leonard, Amanda Panaro, and Stephanie Gordon, Rockland; Kate Carlezon, Scituate; Jen Stack, Cori Oliver, and Kara Burden, Silver Lake.

SOUTH SHORE: Becky DeSieno, Lauren Conway, Michelle Franey, Kacy Gillis, Abington; Tina Gillen, Alison Spicer, Carver; Torey Hart, Anna Haggerty, Cohasset; Nora Sugermeyer, Christie Barbato, Harwich; Molly Stuzziery, Rita Johnson, Hull; Erika Marsters, Courtney Robertson, Mashpee; Liz Williams, Jackie Vickers, Liz Ropi, Jen Cronin, Jill Cammett, Katelyn Stravinsky, Norwell.

TRI-VALLEY: Kirbie Derek, Ashland; Kristina Engle, Bellingham; Olivia Rizzo, Melissa Landra, and Annie Issacs, Dover-Sherborn; Cheryl Boyd, Melissa Nanpace, Leah Leavett, Millie Blease and Melissa Burke, Holliston; Rachel Nut, Liz Tuite, Kristen Baldiga, Lindsay Webster, Hopkinton; Marykate Heavy, Kate Daley, Medfield; Krista Baker, Kate Scott, and Kelsey Roache, Medway; Molly Duffy and Jessica Lacroix, Millis; Kayla Harris, Norton; Victoria Koutris, Westwood.