SPORTS

2017 Tennessean All-Midstate girls soccer team

Michael Murphy
USA TODAY NETWORK – Tennessee

FIRST TEAM

(Nominees for girls soccer player of the year)

All-Midstate soccer player Madisson Davis, White House Wednesday Dec. 6, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Madisson Davis

White House, Sr.

Position: Forward

Why chosen: Davis, the school’s all-time leading goal scorer, had 36 goals with 16 assists for the Class AA champion Lady Blue Devils.

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All-Midstate girls soccer player Kate Devine BrentwoodThursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Kate Devine

Brentwood, So.

Position: Goalkeeper

Why chosen: Vanderbilt commitment and District 12-AAA Goalkeeper of the Year posted eight shutouts for the Class AAA semifinalist Lady Bruins.

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All-Midstate soccer player Faith Gober DCAThursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Faith Gober

DCA, Jr.

Postition: Forward

Why chosen: The Chattanooga commitment, who finished with 152 career goals, scored 51 goals and had 31 assists for the Lady Wildcats this season.

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All-Midstate soccer player Megan Henry, PageThursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Megan Henry

Page, Sr.

Position: Midfielder

Why chosen: District 11-AA MVP and Mississippi State commitment had 30 goals and 16 assists for the Class AA semifinalist Lady Patriots.

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All-Midstate soccer player Harper White, FranklinThursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Harper White

Franklin, Jr.

Position: Midfielder

Why chosen: Clemson commitment and District 12-AAA MVP scored nine goals and had eight assists for the Class AAA semifinalist Lady Rebels.

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(Rest of first team)

Caroline Betts

CPA, 8th

Position: Forward

Why chosen: Betts, who was responsible for more than a third of her squad’s scoring, had 36 goals and 15 assists for the Division II-A semifinalist Lady Lions.

Janie Hopper

Siegel, Sr.

Position: Midfielder

Why chosen: District 7-AAA Offensive MVP and school’s all-time leading goal scorer posted 18 goals for the Class AAA quarterfinalist Lady Stars.

Leanna Nesbitt

White House, Jr.

Position: Midfielder

Why chosen: District 9-AA MVP scored 10 goals and had 11 assists for the Class AA champion Lady Blue Devils.

Carolyn Darke

Father Ryan, Sr.

Position: Defender

Why chosen: All-region selection helped anchor a defense for the Division II-AA semifinalist Lady Irish that surrendered just four goals in its final 10 matches.

Addie Puskar

Brentwood, Sr.

Position: Defender

Why chosen: William & Mary commitment and District 12-AAA Defensive MVP helped lead a Lady Bruins defense that posted eight shutouts.

Katie Webb

Oakland, Sr.

Position: Defender

Why chosen: District 7-AAA Defensive Player of the Year helped anchor a Lady Patriots defense that had nine shutouts en route to the Class AAA quarterfinals.

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SECOND TEAM

F: Ashley Barrientos, Smyrna, Jr.

F: Lily Fisk, Lincoln Co., Sr.

F: Courtney Rabb, USN, Sr.

MF: Skylar Bentley, Merrol Hyde, Sr.

MF: Caroline DeFranco, Franklin, Sr.

MF: Lindsey Owens, Richland, Sr.

MF: Haley Stevens, Hendersonville, Sr.

DEF: Macy Carter, Station Camp, Jr.

DEF: Madeline Littleton, CPA, Sr.

DEF: Sarah Williams, Siegel, Sr.

GK: Anna Quinn French, BGA, Jr.

Mike Felzien White House coach

COACH OF THE YEAR

Mike Felzien

White House

Why chosen: Felzien led the Lady Blue Devils to a 17-4-3 record along with the program’s first Class AA title. White House, making its first state title match appearance, knocked off two-time defending champion Greeneville 1-0.