AHSAA coaches choose women’s soccer Super All-State team, honoring Alabama’s best
See AHSAA coaches’ best-of-the-best list, plus the honorable mention picks for the All-State teams.
Olivia Bennett 
The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) coaches have spoken, solidifying the elite ranks of Alabama women’s soccer. Following a standout season, fourth-ranked James Clemens and Class 7A state champion Auburn dominated the voting, landing a combined seven players on the prestigious Super All-State first team.
James Clemens (16-4-1) saw four seniors earn first-team honors: forward Olivia Lawrence, midfielders Amelia Mitchell and Haddie Patterson, and defender Claire Ward. Auburn (17-3-2), fresh off a state title run, placed senior forward Camilla Bosman, junior defender Lindsay Anniuk, and sophomore goalkeeper Kara Holden on the roster. Additionally, Class 7A runner-up Oak Mountain made a strong showing with two first-team selections and three second-team honorees.
Coaching Excellence
The coaching staff at Auburn received top honors as Bill Ferguson was named Large School Coach of the Year for classes 6A and 7A. In the Small School division, Orange Beach’s Chris Leonardi secured the Coach of the Year title, while Indian Springs’ Justin Pino earned the honor for the Private/Parochial category following his team's state championship season.
Super All-State First Team
Forwards
Camilla Bosman (Sr., 7A, Auburn), Kiley Hawarah (Sr., 4A, St. Luke’s), Olivia Lawrence (Sr., 7A, James Clemens), Olivia Malozzi (So., 6A, Spanish Fort), Ashna Mehra (Jr., 5A, Indian Springs), Luna Montiel-Duenas (So., 7A, Thompson), Kati Anne Shepherd (Sr., 7A, Oak Mountain).
Midfielders
Evan Ann Bowling (Jr., 4A, Mars Hill Bible), Melanie Cantor (Sr., 1A/3A, Collinsville), Sophie Hicks (Sr., 6A, Mountain Brook), JK Longnecker (Jr., 6A, Pike Road), Amelia Mitchell (Sr., 7A, James Clemens), Haddie Patterson (Sr., 7A, James Clemens), Baileigh Rumage (Sr., 6A, Helena), Ella Willis (Jr., 5A, Guntersville).
Defenders
Lindsay Anniuk (Jr., 7A, Auburn), Marley Brown (Jr., 7A, Oak Mountain), Charlie Gantt (Jr., 7A, Thompson), Katie Llewellyn (Sr., 7A, Vestavia Hills), Claire Ward (Sr., 7A, James Clemens), Katie Willoughby (Sr., 7A, Hewitt-Trussville).
Goalkeepers
Kiley Brewer (Sr., 6A, Northridge), Kara Holden (So., 7A, Auburn).
Super All-State Second Team
Forwards
Gabriella Aufmuth (Jr., 4A, Orange Beach), Haley Ciccarello (Sr., 7A, Smiths Station), Ava Haygood (Jr., 4A, Cherokee County), Taylor Matthews (Jr., 6A, Briarwood Christian), Lucy Travis (Sr., 6A, St. Paul’s), Meagan Tucker (Sr., 5A, Homewood).
Midfielders
Sarah Blackburn (Jr., 5A, East Limestone), Sadie Carroll (Sr., 7A, Albertville), Elle Cherry (Sr., 7A, Oak Mountain), Erica Gonzalez (Sr., 1A/3A, Clements), Lula Hammer (So., 7A, Auburn), Aaron Pretnar (Sr., 7A, Oak Mountain), Elle Rushing (So., 6A, Briarwood Christian), Payson Thomas (Fr., 1A/3A, Madison Academy).
Defenders
Finley Amos (Sr., 1A/3A, Whitesburg Christian Academy), Ann Cade Eddings (Sr., 6A, Northridge), Julianne King (Sr., 1A/3A, Lee-Scott Academy), Lilla Powers (Jr., 5A, Guntersville), Calli Solan (Sr., 5A, Westminster Christian Academy), Lola Stiell (Jr., 7A, McGill-Toolen).
Goalkeepers
Olivia Palfreeman (Sr., 6A, Chelsea), Maddie Reilly (So., 7A, Oak Mountain), Brianna Tortorici (Sr., 7A, Vestavia Hills).
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