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Today, we unveil the All-World Girls Soccer team.
The boys soccer athlete of the year, along with winners from the other sports, will be announced at the eighth annual All-World Awards banquet, presented by Bill Knight Automotive, on Thursday, June 20 inside the Tulsa Ballroom at the Cox Business Convention Center. Tickets for the All-World Awards banquet are $75 and are available atallworldawards.com. Tickets are selling fast and the final day to purchase a ticket is Monday.
See the rest of the previously announced finalists for fall and winter sports
Player of the year finalists
Layney Molini
Oologah |Forward | Junior
Oologah had never experienced the thrill of a state soccer title prior to 2024. But with Molini leading the way, the Mustangs collected their first gold ball on the pitch. And Molini was a wizard on offense. The junior striker was nearly unstoppable with 44 goals scored and 14 assists for a team that logged at least four goals in 14 of the 19 games the Mustangs played. The Texas Tech commit was also named Oologah’s most valuable player, to go along with All-District honors and the Golden Boot Award.
Kynlie Wilson
Owasso |Forward| Senior
The Oklahoma State signee left a lasting impression during her final varsity season with the Rams, scoring 14 goals and recording 12 assists. The Rams capped the season at 13-3, and lost a heartbreaking 1-0 game to Edmond North in the 6A quarterfinals. Over the course of three seasons at Owasso, Wilson finished with 37 goals scored and 25 assists.
Berkley Zahn
Holland Hall|Forward, Midfielder | Senior
A repeat finalist for the All-World awards, Zahn picked up where she left off in her junior campaign, carrying the Dutch to a 5A state championship in 2024. Holland Hall capped a 17-2 season with a 4-2 victory over Pryor in the state title game, where Zahn capped her varsity career with two assists. Zahn finished the season with 18 goals and seven assists, and she rounded out her high school career with 73 goals and 28 assists (in three seasons). “Berkley is a true goal scorer,” Holland Hall coach Troy Tokarchik said.
Coach of the year
Sam Bowers | Oologah
After retiring from Owasso, he wasn’t expecting to coach this season, but was hired by Oologah in October and led the Mustangs to a 17-2 record and their first state soccer title. It was his second state championship – his other was 28 years ago with Catoosa. He has the second-most wins in state high school soccer history with a record of 468-114-82 in 33 seasons – trailing his high school coach John Timmons. Bowers is a six-time All-State coach.
First team
Layney Molini, Oologah, forward, junior
Kynlie Wilson, Owasso, midfielder, sr.
Berkley Zahn, Holland Hall, midfielder/forward, senior
Alexis Cavin, Pryor, forward, senior
Ashlynn Vargas, Pryor, forward, senior
Kaylee Gibson, Summit Christian, forward, junior
Ava Penner, Oologah, forward, senior
Lydia Rice, Regent Prep, forward, senior
Parker Zahn, Holland Hall, forward, junior
Ramsey Fieker, Jenks, midfielder, senior
Addison Castleberry, Broken Arrow, midfielder, junior
Honorable mention
Bishop Kelley: Sophia Anderson, Keira Koenigsknecht, Anne Blankenship, Avery Aldrette, Rhiley Potteiger, Natalie Colombin, Julia Grisaffe
Bixby: Kay Gee
B.T. Washington: Sydney Curtis
Broken Arrow: Hannah Anderson, Brooke Dodd, Bianca Lopez, Hailey Henfrey, Jaylyn Hammond, Jill Howk, Alexis Mireles, Cameron Majka
Cascia Hall: Catherine Albers, Ella Phillips
Catoosa: Kaya Chisum
Claremore: Annie Payne, Emily Klucevesek, Kayci Langley, Mia Silversmith, Emma Eastman
Cleveland: Reagan Coffey
Collinsville: Caydee LeClercq
Coweta: Carly Laverty, Hanna Raska
Cushing: Amber Fausto, Paige Leverich
Fort Gibson: Maggie Baker, Jaslyn Christie
Hilldale: Makenzie Bolding, Hallie Foreman
Holland Hall: Nicolle Torres, Julia Roark, Elizabeth Mundell, Taylar Carroll, Maclean Meeks, Isabel Love
Inola: Brianna Armendariz, Dakota Russell
Jenks: Sophie Wilson, Landry Fieker, Chloe Looney, Mia Jackson, Kate Wilson, Addylan Wright
Keys: Taylor Petree
Locust Grove: Preslie Black, Kendall Moore, Jocelyn Willis
Memorial: Yaretzy Beltran-Ramierz, Liliana Ibarra
Metro Christian: Evi Kolman, Hadley Segraves
Muskogee: Soto Gerasmin, Celest Lira
Oologah: Madison Penner, Kalley Hogue and Brynlee Sweet
Owasso: Leia Adkins, Macey Harter
Porter: Courtney Dicky, Alanna Gonzales, Lauren Lindell
Regent Prep: Emma Sullivent, Chloe Cagwin, Gabbie Brayton, Olivia Redman
Rejoice Christian: Lilly Young
Riverfield: Kennedy Patterson
Sand Springs: Ava Watts, Kate Webb
Sapulpa: Asia Dunn, Isabella Leep, Maribel Chavez, Abby Admire
Skiatook: Trinity Sickler
Stillwater: Griffin Condley
Summit Christian: Kendall Karelskint, Addison Featherstone, Ella Webber
Tahlequah: Destin McKee
Union: Alaina Trevino, Mia Landin, Jacqueline Ixlaj-Vasquez
Verdigris: Kylee Dee, Sicilei Redd
Victory Christian: Genesis Helsley, Jenna Dupee, Katherine Griffin, Launa Soto
Wagoner: Laine Brown, Lynzi Romine
How the team was picked
Nominations were taken from athletic directors and coaches in the All-World area. Schools within 60 miles of downtown Tulsa and schools within 75 miles of downtown in a town with a population of 5,000 or more are considered to be in the All-World area. Freshmen through seniors were eligible. World correspondent Ben Johnson made the final selections.
Player of the year
2023: Berkley Zahn, Holland Hall
2022:Harper Siemens, Holland Hall
2021:Lauren Bulcroft,Verdigris
2020:No award (COVID)
2019:Ashton Gordon, B.T. Washington
2018:Aubrey Lechlider, Verdigris
2017:Taylor Malham, Union
2016:Jenna Brown, Claremore
2015:Brooklynn Barnett, Glenpool
2014:Jordan Langebartels, Summit Christian
2013:Liz Keester, Jenks
2012:Kaela Little, Bishop Kelley
2011:Liz Keester, Jenks
2010:Amy Petrikin, Bishop Kelley
2009:Emily Hahn, Verdigris
2008:Katie Bykowski, Bishop Kelley
2007:Katie Bykowski, Bishop Kelley
2006:Shannon McCabe, Jenks
2005:Rebecca Allen, Jenks
Coach of the year
2023: Troy Tokarchik, Holland Hall
2022:Troy Tokarchik, Holland Hall
2021:Ellen Glasgow, Bishop Kelley, and Billy Whitehead, Fort Gibson
2020:No award (COVID)
2019:Kassie Embrey, Booker T. Washington
2018:Kassie Embrey, Booker T. Washington
2017:Troy Tokarchik, Bishop Kelley
2016:Brian Elliott, Union
2015:Brian Elliott, Union
2014:Stacy Risenhoover, Verdigris
2013:Troy Tokarchik, Bishop Kelley
2012:Troy Tokarchik, Bishop Kelley
2011:Stacy Risenhoover, Verdigris
2010:Troy Tokarchik, Bishop Kelley
2009:Stacy Risenhoover, Verdigris
2008:Richard Verge, Union
2007:Jose Fernandez, Union
2006:Mark Shannon, Cascia Hall
2005:Troy Tokarchik, Bishop Kelley
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