Amy Caldwell, Braintree  DIVISION 1
		Was there ever any doubt whose face would be pictured in this space? Caldwell suffered a midseason knee injury and missed the rest of the regular season, but has anyone ever had a more dominating tournament than this 5-foot-1-inch forward? Of the 18 goals Braintree scored en route to its second consecutive Division 1 state title, Caldwell scored 12, 10 in the final four games, including four goals in the 6-1 win over Ludlow in the state final. With 25 goals and 9 assists this season, she is Braintree's all-time leading scorer with 112 goals and 58 assists. It's her second straight selection as Player of the Year. She will play for Boston College.

Erin O'Brien, Cardinal Spellman  DIVISION 2
		O'Brien certainly opened some eyes when she strung together four game-winning goals in the Division 2 tournament. The midfielder propelled the Cardinals to the state final, where they lost to Nipmuc Regional, 2-1. O'Brien, a center midfielder, scored 18 goals and added nine assists en route to being named the Catholic Central Large MVP. She amassed 53 goals and 21 assists in her career. The senior was named an EMass All-Star for the second consecutive year and was named a CCL All-Star for the third straight year. She also plays basketball, is a member of the National Honor Society, and loves to watch a good movie.

Kerri Domohowski, St. Mary's  DIVISION 3
		A four-time Catholic Central League All-Star, Domohowski was the engine behind the St. Mary's train that chugged to the Division 2 North sectional final. Domohowski, the Division 3 Player of the Year, as voted by the EMass Girls Soccer Coaches Association, had 10 goals and 24 assists this season and 35 goals and 61 assists in her career. She is St. Mary's all-time assist leader. The 5-foot-5-inch midfielder led St. Mary's (19-2-1) to the Catholic Central Large title and was the league's third leading scorer. She has been class president since her sophomore year and is ranked fourth in her class. She is also a two-time CCL All-Star in basketball.

Paula Yanakakis, Masconomet  Division 1
		In 1982, Yanakakis graduated from Masconomet, and 24 years later, she skippered her alma mater to the Division 1 state semifinals against Braintree. The Chieftains (18-3-2) controlled the flow for most of the game but allowed a goal late in the contest, which led to a 1-0 loss. In her 13 years leading the Masconomet girls' soccer program, Yanakakis has compiled a 177-62-34 record. She was a tri-sport athlete in soccer, basketball, and softball. The Chieftains were runners-up to Newburyport in the Cape Ann Large Division. Yanakakis, the CAL Coach of the Year, has tackled a more important task at home: raising three boys.

Mike Perry, Cardinal Spellman  Division 2
		Perry credited the blend of young players and veteran leadership for Spellman's magical run in the Division 2 tournament, which ended with a 2-1 loss to Nipmuc Regional in the state final. ''The girls,'' said Perry who has a record of 223-114-50 and six Catholic Central Large titles in 20 years, ''were one of the most dedicated, hard-working, self-disciplined teams I've ever coached.'' Perry has been the boys' basketball coach for the last 27 years, and in the 1983-84 season, was named the Globe's Division 3 Coach of the Year when he led Spellman to a state championship. He also has been an assistant baseball coach for the last 20 years.

Bruce Emerson, Norwell  Division 3
		Emerson led Norwell (18-1-5) to the most successful season in school history. The Clippers had thrilling victories in the Division 3 South sectional final (2-1 over Dover-Sherborn in two overtimes) and the EMass final (2-1 over Newburyport in OT) before a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to West Boylston in the state final, in penalty kicks. He said his Clippers ''had lots of fun, worked hard, and truly seemed to love each other as sisters.'' Coach for 23 years, Emerson has compiled a record of 245-149-56. He also coaches basketball and track. A 1960 graduate of Needham, he was a three-sport athlete, playing football, basketball, and track.

Amanda Bilas, Marshfield  DEFENDER/FORWARD
		The most versatile player on Liz Grindle's staff, Bilas helped the Rams (14-6-3) edge Whitman-Hanson for the Atlantic Coast North League title. Bilas stepped up in the Division 1 South tournament as Marshfield recorded three straight shutouts before losing to Braintree, 2-1, in the South sectional final. Bilas scored five goals and added six assists this season to build her career totals to 30 goals and 15 assists. Bilas, who also runs track, is an honor roll student and has won the Gold Award for academic excellence for soccer from 2003-06. She hopes to attend Quinnipiac, Wheaton, or Saint Anselm next fall.

Jill Cammett, Norwell  MIDFIELDER
		Norwell coach Bruce Emerson said Cammett ''is the backbone of this team both offensively and defensively.'' She was instrumental in the Clippers' fourth consecutive South Shore League title and their run to the Division 3 state championship game, which Norwell (18-1-5) lost to West Boylston, 1-0, in penalty kicks. The Clippers allowed only 21 goals this season, three in the Division 3 tournament. Cammett had 12 goals and three assists for career totals of 42 goals and 15 assists. Cammett has been a South Shore League All-Star for three consecutive seasons. She also plays lacrosse and runs track, and enjoys snowboarding, surfing, and teaching soccer and lacrosse to children.

Natalie Crutchfield, A-B  FORWARD
		Crutchfield, along with Wagner, formed one of the fastest, most potent offenses in EMass, intimidating opposing defenses all season. She is a three-time Dual County League All-Star. She was the second leading scorer in the DCL behind Wagner, with seven goals and 10 assists. Crutchfield was named to the All-State and All New-England teams. The senior captain also runs track for the Colonials and was a member of the 2005 indoor track team, which won the state championship. Crutchfield is an honor roll student who enjoys reading and community service. She will join Amy Caldwell next season on the Boston College soccer team.

Jessie DeGraan, Braintree  FORWARD
		DeGraan was certainly Braintree's regular-season MVP: The 5-foot-4-inch senior tallied 14 goals leading the Bay State Carey in the regular season, and she added 12 assists. She was vital to the Wamps' second straight Division 1 state title run as Braintree (16-4-2) outscored opponents, 18-3. DeGraan's career totals are 64 goals and 52 assists. She was a four-year Bay State All-Star and was named to the All-State team this season. DeGraan also plays basketball (a member of last season's state championship team), and lacrosse. An honor roll student, she hopes to play soccer in college.

Jessica Gray, Sacred Heart  MIDFIELDER
		Gray provided more sparks than a Fourth of July fireworks display by ending the regular season as the leading scorer in EMass with 31 goals and 22 assists. The sparks were extinguished in the quarterfinals of the Division 3 tournament when Dover-Sherborn topped Sacred Heart, 2-1. The 5-foot-6-inch center midfielder has flourished in Wes French's upsweep offense, compiling 59 goals and 56 assists in three seasons. She was named Mayflower League MVP and a first-team All-State All-Star for the second straight season. Gray is a member of the National and Spanish Honor Societies and loves to tap and jazz dance.

Kirsten Lundquist, Masconomet  SWEEPER/DEFENDER
		Lundquist was the main reason the Chieftains (18-3-2) had the lowest goals against average in the Cape Ann League. The 5-foot-5-inch sweeper was one of the best defenders in the state and did the best job in the tournament covering Division 1 Player of the Year Amy Caldwell, limiting her to one goal in the state semifinals. Lundquist was named to the Division 1 EMass and All-State teams. Her most impressive numbers are 4.98 and 6: her GPA, on a scale of 5.3, and her rank in a class of 335. A member of the National and German Honor Societies, she was Masconomet's nominee for the Wendy's Heisman Scholar/Athlete/Citizenship Award. She has not made a college decision.

Kristin Mewis, Whitman-Hanson  MIDFIELDER
		It's hard to believe that Mewis is a sophomore. The Atlantic Coast League North MVP for the last two seasons, Mewis led the ACL North in scoring with 21 goals and 11 assists. Whitman-Hanson (18-3) earned the top seed in the Division 1 South tournament, losing to Marshfield, 1-0, in the semifinals. The 5-foot-6-inch center midfielder has 40 goals and 16 assists in her career. She plays on the U16 National team, and, for the last three years, with the Massachusetts and Regional Olympic Development teams. Mewis, who also plays basketball, loves the beach and is interested in marine biology. She hopes to play Division 1 soccer

A.J. Millet, Westford Academy  GOALKEEPER
		Chances are Westford (11-6-2) wouldn't have made the Division 1 North tournament without Millet as its last line of defense. The sophomore goalkeeper recorded seven shutouts and was the top goaltender in the Dual County League. Her career numbers are as gaudy as those of any goaltender out there. She has 17 career shutouts and a 0.59 career goals against average. Excellent numbers, but Millet also has an impressive 4.3, as in a 4.3 GPA. She is an All-State and EMass first-team All-Star and plays for the Stars of Massachusetts club. Millet also plays basketball and track and enjoys reading.

Kelly Mooney, Canton  FORWARD
		Mooney finished the 2006 campaign tied for seventh on the EMass scoring list with 21 goals and 15 assists. The 5-foot-8-inch Mooney was named MVP of the Hockomock League as well as Division 2 Player of the Year by the EMass Girls Soccer Coaches Association. Mooney is a member of the All-State, All-EMass, and All-New England All-Star squads. Canton (14-3-2) was the fourth seed in the Division 2 tournament. She plays for the Division 1 Tri-Valley Eagles club team. Mooney also plays lacrosse and runs track. She enjoys outdoor activities and hanging out with friends. She will attend the University of New Hampshire.

Tiffany Pacheco, D-R  FORWARD
		The senior captain led D-R to another South Coast Conference title and was named the SCC MVP for the second consecutive season with 31 goals and 16 assists. The 5-foot-4-inch striker surpassed the 30-goal plateau for the third consecutive season; she tallied 33 goals as a junior and 37 as a sophomore. She scored 14 in her freshman campaign. Pacheco finishes her soccer career as D-R's all-time leading goal scorer with 115. Pacheco, also an EMass All-Star, led Dighton-Rehoboth to the top spot in the Division 2 South tournament before being upset in the first round by Wellesley, 2-1. She is a member of the National Honor Society and is an avid snowboarder. She is applying to Brandeis.

Katharine Rausch, Belmont  DEFENDER
		How often is a defender named the MVP of the league in girls' soccer? Not too often. Rausch, a junior, was named the MVP of the Middlesex League. She helped lead Belmont (14-3-3) to the Middlesex League title, dethroning Winchester, which has won the league title 26 of the last 28 years. Rausch is also an EMass first-team All-Star. Belmont was seeded fourth in the Division 2 North tournament, where they lost to Saugus, 2-0, in the quarterfinals. Rausch is a high honors student with a 3.9 GPA. In her spare time, she loves to paint, ski, and dance. Rausch also plays soccer for the FC Greater Boston Bolts.

Cassie Wagner, Acton-Boxboro  FORWARD
		Having trouble finding a player who led her league in scoring as both a freshman and sophomore? Well, the 5-foot-8-inch Wagner has done just that, and more impressively, in the Dual County League, one of the strongest leagues in EMass. She followed up her freshman season (13 goals, 12 assists) with 23 goals and nine assists as the Colonials (19-2) were the Globe's top-ranked team for most of the season. This is her second season as a DCL All-Star and first as an EMass first-team All-Star. She is an honor roll student who loves listening to music and she hopes to attend an ACC college.

ATLANTIC COAST SOUTH: Gabbi Jatkola, Amanda Bellmar, Julie Foster, Tiki Walker, Cara Gubbins, and Megan Penn, Dennis-Yarmouth; Hala Coker, Amy Whited, and Allison Casiles, Falmouth; Lindsey Boisvert, Amanda Fancy, and Amy Dunne, Nauset; Stefani Bonetti, Kristin Dunn, and Alisha Ford, Plymouth South; Ellery Gould, Melissa Morrissey, Abbi Santos, Elizabeth Regan, Morgan Morris, and Kate Baslik, Sandwich.

ATLANTIC COAST NORTH: Amanda Bilas, Amanda Citron, Casey Edward, Giovanna DaPrato, and Allie Coppenrath, Marshfield; Emily Milone, Bridget Coleman, Mary Kate Stilie, and Jillian Benn, North Quincy; Jen Kane, Samantha Reynolds, Amanda Nadile, and Julie Moody, Plymouth North; Sarah Stewart, Quincy; Kristie Mewis, Devin Petta, Emily Keeman, Erin Murphy, Megan Vayo, Emily Ballard, and Lauren Folan, Whitman-Hanson.

BIG THREE: Ashley Greene, Caroline Devin, and Jessica Silva, Brockton; Caitlin Belanger, Brittany Viera, Taylor Barbosa, Kory-Marie Blythe, Kristina Michael, and Courtney Viera, Durfee; Lizzie Ryan, Kelsey Medeiros, Andrea Nogueria, and Brittany Mello, New Bedford.

BOSTON CITY: Rebecca Leo and Jill Petruzziello, Latin Academy.

CAPE ANN: Keri Nobil and Amy Cadogan, Lynnfield; Amber Smith, Ipswich; Alyssa Visconti, North Reading; Maggie Mahoney, Laura Muise, and Taylor Bresnahan, Newburyport; Taryn Martiniello, Wilmington; Kirsten Lundquist and Caitlin Clark, Masconomet; Colleen Liffers, Pentucket; Jackie Evans, Georgetown; Kara Rogato, North Andover; Katie Splaine, Hamilton-Wenham.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL DIVISION 1: Kerri Domohowski, Melissa Fraczek, Gabe Pesce, and Amanda Webster, St. Mary's; Erin O'Brien, Michelle Norton, Alex Keddie, and Jess Needham, Cardinal Spellman; Sarah Hurd, Amber Comeau, and Sarah Norton, Arlington Catholic; Katy Verrette, Brianna Lepke, Madeline Bissaillon, and Melissa Garabedian, Bishop Fenwick; Katelyn Delaney and Paige Cabezas, Archbishop Williams; Erin Quinlan and Sarah Frommelt, Austin Prep; Julie Saviano and Meghan McCann, Marian.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL DIVISION 2: Alysse Crolla, Julie Giarla, Blake Linehan, Holly Provenzano, and Meghan Conolly, Savio Prep; Alyssa Murphy, Catherine Kerrick, and Brianna Flynn, Matignon; Jessica Alejandro, Katie Brems, Alyssa Otero, and Chelsea Rafferty, Lowell Catholic; Victoria Bean, Gabriella Corricelli, and Fiona Lunney, Pope John; Tiffany Crane and Clarissa Palmer, Trinity Catholic; Sasha Desrosiers, North Cambridge Catholic.

DUAL COUNTY: Natalie Crutchfield, Kelly Gallant, Ceci Jensen, Monica Jensen, and Cassie Wagner, Acton-Boxboro; Courtney O'Connor and Alisha Silvestrone, Bedford; Christine Kelly and Anna Smith, Boston Latin; Emily Beinecke, Kathie Nyholm, and Megan Snook, Concord-Carlisle; Michelle Meagher and Jane Ricker, Lincoln-Sudbury; Molly Gardner, Hannah Lodi, and Anna Mitkevicious, Newton South; Tori DiCianni and Rachel Oliver, Wayland; Gina Cappriccio, Chelsea Keller, Alexa St. Martin, A.J. Millet, and Jocelyn Veilleux, Westford Academy; Ellen McCurdy, Weston.

EASTERN ATHLETIC: Casey Brown, Bishop Connolly; Mary Effler, Jennifer Leaverton, Jenna Roncarati, and Siobhan Devoy, Bishop Feehan; Kristy Elder and Carissa Kennedy, Bishop Stang; Victoria Balaschi, Maria Orfenello, and Julie Robens, Coyle-Cassidy; Allison Almedia, Megan O'Rourke, Shaina Petit, Stephanie Borges, Lara Kineavy, Marissa Mello, and Chantelle Howard, Somerset.

GREATER BOSTON: Becca Malouf, Ali McKeigue, Rose McCabe, Emily Pillemer, and Zoe Norcross, Arlington; Maya Chase, Katherine Farrar, and Skyy Anderson, Cambridge; Tamara Kearney, Everett; Caroline Lavery and Annie Abber, Malden; Emma Mcmammal and Crystal Monsell, Medford; Justine Hartigan, Alyssa Manoogian, Stephanie Glowik, Erika Digiacomo, and Kayla McHugh, Peabody; Ashleigh Thomas, Somerville; Gina Uttaro, Trica Vasquezi, and Courtney Keefe, Waltham.

HOCKOMOCK: Kelly Mooney, Kristen Blake, Genna Cerce, and Kristen McDermott, Canton; Jessica Heinricher, Foxboro; Stephanie Soma and Caileigh Grove, Franklin; Bridget McGovern, King Philip; Jill Johnson, Brooke MacKenzie, and Allison Nagle, Mansfield; Julie Kent, Kelly Matthews, and Jennifer Tucker, Oliver Ames; Ashley Childers and Alix Vandeventer, North Attleboro; Anna Stella and Megan Trager, Sharon; Kristina Cardoso and Jennifer Pearl, Stoughton.

MAYFLOWER DIVISION 1: Brittani Ellett and Erin Howell, Blue Hills; Kerri Holt and Meghan Moriarty, Holbrook; Jessica Gray, Rennie Gilman, Ari Eisenstein, Chelsea Costa, Joan O'Brien, and Jessica Hassett-Salley, Sacred Heart; Erica Jonasson and Tiffany Barr, Tri-County; Jamie Ledin, Nicole Olson, Samantha Preston, Angelina Lampros, and Krita Ledin, West Bridgewater.

MERRIMACK VALLEY: Jessica Morrow, Catherine Lornedico, and Alexandra Bengston, Andover; Derith Fernandes and Kirsten Chirichetti, Billerica; Ashley Evangelista, Haley O'Sullivan, Danielle Diodati, and Jill Schott, Central Catholic; Casey Schulze, Chelmsford; Stephanie Rollo, Dracut; Jami Styrczula, Haverhill; Tina Tobin and Julia Funarro, Lowell; Jen Courossi, Methuen; Meghan Billings, Tewksbury.

MIDDLESEX: Katie Rausch, Liz O'Brien, and Ali Niland, Belmont; Melissa Karlen, Burlington; Miceala Cyr, Jacqui Easton, and Megan-Marie Delegas, Lexington; Lauren Murray, Melrose; Meghan McGoldrick and Sam Miller, Reading; Leah Turino and Anna McCluskey, Stoneham; Ella Merullo and Hannah Merullo, Wakefield; Casey Hand, Watertown; Kim Suvak, Katherine Bailey, and Kaitlin McHugh, Winchester; Katie De Maio, Courtney Brothers, Patrice Higgins, and Toni De Campo, Woburn.

NORTHEASTERN: Jamie Hanson, Maggie Somerset, Monique Gallant, and Jess Ngo, Salem; Alyssa Accomando, Lauren Bolger, and Daryl Powell, Beverly; Mara Sussman, Hannah Pelletier, McKinley Tennant, Tara Driscoll, and Skylar Sabbag, Swampscott; Paulina Koutroubis, Allison Donovan, and Courtney Sullivan, Lynn Classical; Mandy James, Juliet Munroe, Jenna DeLuccia, Ashley Stanojev, Annie Cohn, and Samantha Weinstein, Marblehead; Carissa Favarolo and Krystina Sawyer, Gloucester; Gina Dean and Sarah Pedicini, Revere; Kelsey Anderson, Cassie Anderson, Adele Pasquariello, and Kayla Vitukevich, Saugus; Julie Dawson, Katerina Mallios, Ann Goldberg, Suzanne Martucci, and Courtney Finn, Winthrop; Nikky Kidney, Megan Forti, and Maria Angelone, Lynn English; Katelyn Hartnett, Kayla Corbett, Caroline Moholland, Brianna Russo, Jackie Gauthier, Taylor Orlando, Liz Theberge, and Jennie Barrett, Danvers.

OLD COLONY: Vanessa Perreira, Candace Marshall, Kelley Weygend, Ashley Maloney, and Mary Zolga, Bridgewater-Raynham; Cristal Peixoto, Jenna Custodio, Carolyn Merchant, and Kat Olejarz, Dartmouth; Tara Cavalieri, Danielle Clifford, and Jenna Costa, Attleboro; Jordan MacNeeley, Ali Melley, and Christina Tyndall, Barnstable; Krysten Sylvia, Jill DaSilva, and Kirstee Clemmey, Taunton.

SOUTH SHORE: Becky DeSieno, Cathy Greenough, and Lindsey Pietrasik, Abington; Tina Gillen and Lacy Olson, Carver; Torey Hart, Maggie McGoldrick, Sammi Lehr, Sarah Coggins, and Johanna Brophy, Cohasset; Kim Campbell and Jordan McDermott, East Bridgewater; Christine Barbato, Harwich; Brianna Duhaime, Hull; Julienne McCuish and Katie Drew, Mashpee; Jill Cammet, Amelia Cimini, Liz Williams, Liz Ropi, and Sallie Hardy, Norwell.

TRI-VALLEY: Morgan Derick, Ashland; Becky Galipeau and Stacy Belcher, Bellingham; Livia Rizzo and Audrey Benjamin, Dover-Sherborn; Kristen Kelleher, Melissa Menapace, Sam Alper, and Amanda Sivianni, Holliston; Katie Fusaro and Lisa Relle, Hopkinton; Emily Tunney and Jackie Cardorelli, Medfield; Kate Scott, Kelsey Roche, Cass Vouriotis, and Sam Russo, Medway; Molly Duffy and Sheena Parand, Millis; Jen Brown, Norton; Victoria Koutris and Liz Lyons, Westwood.