HIGH-SCHOOL

The Tennessean's 2020 All-Midstate girls soccer team in pictures

Nashville Tennessean
Caroline Betts
Caroline Betts
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Why chosen: CPA's Caroline Betts, a Vanderbilt commitment, scored 39 goals with more than 30 assists this season. She was named to the United Soccer Coaches Girls High School All-South region team.
Why chosen: CPA's Caroline Betts, a Vanderbilt commitment, scored 39 goals with more than 30 assists this season. She was named to the United Soccer Coaches Girls High School All-South region team.
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Nora Henderson
Nora Henderson
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Why chosen: Ravenwood's Nora Henderson, an Indiana State signee, scored 11 goals and had seven assists and was named a United States Coaches High School All-American.
Why chosen: Ravenwood's Nora Henderson, an Indiana State signee, scored 11 goals and had seven assists and was named a United States Coaches High School All-American.
HELEN COMER/DNJ
Lucy James Knox
Lucy James Knox
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Kennedy Price
Kennedy Price
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Why chosen: BGA's Kennedy Price, an Ole Miss commitment, scored 24 goals and had 19 assists for the back-to-back Division II-A state champions. She was named to the United Soccer Coaches Girls High School All-South region team.
Why chosen: BGA's Kennedy Price, an Ole Miss commitment, scored 24 goals and had 19 assists for the back-to-back Division II-A state champions. She was named to the United Soccer Coaches Girls High School All-South region team.
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Emma Shields
Emma Shields
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Why chosen: Franklin's Emma Shields was the District 11-AAA Co-MVP and finished the season with five goals and six assists for the Class AAA state runner-up. She was named to the United Soccer Coaches Girls High School All-South region team.
Why chosen: Franklin's Emma Shields was the District 11-AAA Co-MVP and finished the season with five goals and six assists for the Class AAA state runner-up. She was named to the United Soccer Coaches Girls High School All-South region team.
Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Bradie West
Bradie West
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Why chosen: Father Ryan's Bradie West scored 19 goals and had 10 assists in 13 games and scored the game-winning goal in the  Division II-AA state championship game.
Why chosen: Father Ryan's Bradie West scored 19 goals and had 10 assists in 13 games and scored the game-winning goal in the  Division II-AA state championship game.
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Marcela Forero-Pretto
Marcela Forero-Pretto
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Why chosen: Ravenwood's Marcela Forero-Pretto (right) scored 13 goals and had five assists for the back-to-back Class AAA state champions.
Why chosen: Ravenwood's Marcela Forero-Pretto (right) scored 13 goals and had five assists for the back-to-back Class AAA state champions.
HELEN COMER/DNJ
Kendall Giles, Hendersonville soccer
Kendall Giles, Hendersonville soccer
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Mary Carter Logan
Mary Carter Logan
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Why chosen: CPA's Mary Carter Logan allowed five goals all season for a .29 goals against average. She had 14 shutouts in 17 games.
Why chosen: CPA's Mary Carter Logan allowed five goals all season for a .29 goals against average. She had 14 shutouts in 17 games.
Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Keaton Mitchell
Keaton Mitchell
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Why chosen: BGA's Keaton Mitchell scored 21 goals and had 11 assists for the back-to-back Division II-A state champions.
Why chosen: BGA's Keaton Mitchell scored 21 goals and had 11 assists for the back-to-back Division II-A state champions.
Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Brenna Swiger
Brenna Swiger
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Why chosen: Franklin's Brenna Swiger, a The Cumberland University signee, scored eight goals at forward before transitioning to defender. She helped lead the Lady Admirals to a Class AAA runner-up finish
Why chosen: Franklin's Brenna Swiger, a The Cumberland University signee, scored eight goals at forward before transitioning to defender. She helped lead the Lady Admirals to a Class AAA runner-up finish
Andrew Nelles / The Tennessean
Jan Morrissey
Jan Morrissey
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BGA coach Jan Morrissey instructs her team during Saturday's Division II-A championship.
BGA coach Jan Morrissey instructs her team during Saturday's Division II-A championship.
Michael Murphy / The Tennessean