2015 All State Teams

	2015 ALL STATE TEAMS
6A 1st Team	Offense
	1.CeCe Kizer	Senior	BVNW
	2.Katie McClure	Junior	Maize
	3.Kaira Houser	Senior	Washburn Rural
	4.Karley Kucera	Senior	BVNW
	5.Morgan Mauck	Senior	SM West
	6.Hannah Miller	Senior	SM West
	7.Brooke Prondzinski	Senior	Olathe South
	8.Natalie Wolfe	Senior	Olathe East
	9.Parker Roberts	Senior	BV North
	10.Emma Braasch	Senior	SM East
	11.Darby Hirsch	Junior	Washburn Rural
	12.Tatum Heller	Junior	Olathe NW
	13.Paige Swanson	Senior	Maize
	Defense
	1. Linda Fiorito	Senior	BVNW
	2. Kate Sullivan	Senior	BVNW
	3. Kelsey Quick	Senior	Maize
	4. Kenzie Taylor	Senior	BVNW
	5. Sinclaire Miramontez	Junior	SM West
	6. Mykaela Hagen	Senior	Washburn Rural
	7. Nora Voight	Junior	Olathe East
	8. Adalaide Kline	Junior	SM East
	Goalkeepers
	1. Ashton Dvorak	Soph	SM West
	2. Keelan Terrell	Soph	Olathe East
	Off. POY CeCe Kizer and Katie McClure
	Def. POY
	Linda Fiorito
	Goalkeeper of the Year
	Ashton Dvorak
6A 2nd Team	Offense
	1. Savanah Moxley	Soph.	Olathe NW
	2. Katie Cramer	Junior	Wichita NW
	3. Paige Achey	Senior	Wichita NW
	4. Katie Schroeder .	Soph	Washburn Rural
	5. Cailey Perkins	Freshman	Manhattan
	6. Paige Prondzinski	Senior	Olathe South
	7. Tana Benifield	Junior	Maize
	8. Ashley Zane	Junior	Maize
	9. Emily Blais	Junior	Olathe East
	10. Avery Munns	Soph.	Washburn Rural
	11. Georgia Weigel	Junior	SM East
	12. Jordan Downing	Junior	Hutch
	13. Amelia Holting	Junior	SM Northwest
	Defense
	1. Meagan O'Hare	Senior	Olathe NW
	2. Ashton Taylor	Senior	Wichita NW
	3. Mallory Martin	Senior	SM West
	4. Macy Dodd	Senior	BV North
	5. Addison Kingrey	Senior	Maize
	6. Taylor Hughes	Junior	Olathe South
	7. Karmen Martinie	Soph	Manhattan
	Goalkeepers
	1. Emily Jones	Junior	BV North
	2. Elizabeth Cristoforo	Senior	Derby
5A 1st Team	Offense
	1. Jamie Kutey	Senior	Aquinas
	2. Taylor Wagner	Senior	BVSW
	3. Olivia Myers	Senior	Aquinas
	4. Madi Holmes	Senior	Aquinas
	5. Izzy Kurzban	Senior	BV West
	6. Charlotte Davis	Senior	BVSW
	7. Maria Walden	Senior	Carroll
	8. Emily Woods	Senior	Carroll
	9. Grace Hagan	Senior	Kapaun
	10. Shelby Leirz	Soph.	BV West
	11. Rilynne Llke	Junior	BVSW
	12. Shelby Lopez	Senior	Carroll
	13. Colleen Pikus	Senior	St. James
	Defense
	1. Taylor Reynolds	Senior	Aquinas
	2. Molly Schmidt	Senior	Aquinas
	3. Sarah Tyler	Senior	Aquinas
	4. Paige Salts	Senior	BVSW
	5. Maggie Kelly	Senior	Kapaun
	6. Shelby Christopherson	Soph.	BV West
	7. Dani Laughery	Junior	BV West
	8. Avery Green	Soph.	Maize South
	Goalkeepers
	1. Mallory Fahler	Senior	BVSW
	2. Jamie Reichenberger	Senior	Carroll
	Off. POY
	Jamie Kutey and Taylor Wagner
	Def. POY
	Taylor Reynolds
	Goalkeeper of the Year
	Mallory Fahler
5A 2nd Team	Offense
	1. Kennedy Hoffman	Junior	Mill Valley
	2. Ryann Burnett	Senior	Maize South
	3. Sierra Fury	Freshman	Kapaun
	4. Lauren Lambrecht	Senior	BVSW
	5. Shelby Keyes	Senior	St. James
	6. Kacey Kinley	Soph.	Mill Valley
	7. Hailey Freeman	Soph.	Mill Valley
	8. Kennedy Weaver	Junior	Valley Center
	9. Shayla Podlena	Junior	Seaman
	10. Mikayla Moresco	Junior	Salina South
	11. Whitney Bockover	Soph.	Carroll
	12. Gabby Gentzler	Senior	Andover Central
	13. Paige Ledesma	Soph.	Maize South
	14. Brookelynn Entz	Soph.	Newton
	Defense
	1. Lindsay Hamner	Junior	Mill Valley
	2. Maguire Sullivan	Freshman	Carroll
	3. Masen Stamp	Senior	Andover Central
	4. Michaela Dreiling	Senior	Kapaun
	5. Rachel Kulhanek	Senior	St. James
	6. Jessica Coleman	Freshman	Salina South
	7. Sydney Mohn	Soph.	Emporia
	8. Hailey Burke	Soph	Topeka West
	Goalkeepers
	Goalkeepers
	Bethany Reeves	Soph.	Valley Center
	Caroline Howard	Senior	Maize South
1-4A 1st
	Offensive
	1. Abbey Hair	Senior	Miege
	2. Margot Dunshee	Senior	Hayden
	3. Jackie Martinek	Senior	Hayden
	4. Cathy Rometti	Junior	Miege
	5. Jordan Lenherr	Junior	Hayden
	6. Miyah Hightower	Junior	Bonner Springs
	7. Mikayla Smith	Junior	Spring Hill
	8. Tanith Beal	Soph.	De Soto
	9. Ally Henderson	Junior	Trinity
	10. Bailey Hageman	Junior	TMP
	11. Tarah Phongsavath	Soph.	De Soto
	Defense
	1. Kirah Lohse	Senior	Hayden
	2. Maggie Mannebauch	Junior	Miege
	3. Hannah Belfield	Junior	Miege
	4. Maya Rattan	Junior	Miege
	5. Breckon Kaufman	Junior	McPherson
	Goalkeepers
	1. Raven Lawlor	Junior	Hayden
	2. Zoey Slettenbaugh	Junior	Miege
	Off. POY's
	Abbey Hair & Margot Dunshee
	Def. POY
	Kirah Lohse
	Goalkeeper of the Year
	Raven Lawlor
1-4A 2nd	Offense
	Offensive
	1. Paige Schmidt	Junior	McPherson
	2. Alayna Wallace	Soph.	McPherson
	3. Aislinn Hughes	Freshman	McPherson
	4. Berkley Sharp	Soph.	Basehor-Linwood
	5. Bailey Billings	Junior	De Soto
	6. Elise Alexander	Junior	Trinity
	7. Madison Plake	Soph.	De Soto
	8. Sydney Shoemaker	Senior	Spring Hill
	9. Dominque Milsap	Junior	Rose Hill
	10. Rachel Hamel	Junior	TMP
	11. Shelby Taylor	Junior	Bonner Springs
	Defense
	1. Kennedy Bacon	Junior	Bonner Springs
	2. Heide Meyers	Soph.	McPherson
	3. Tyra Young	Junior	TMP
	4. Hannah Knaak	Junior	Rose Hill
	5. Aly Hargrove	Soph.	De Soto
	Goalkeepers
	1. Abbey Mikesell	Senior	Spring Hill
	2. Taylor Peterson	Senior	De Soto

KC Star Summary Article

6 June 2015

Aquinas soccer coach: Tradition plays a role in state title

By KATHLEEN GIER kgier@kcstar.com

With just a 5-3 record eight matches into the spring season and battling injuries, the St. Thomas Aquinas girls soccer team looked like a distant contender to win a sixth consecutive state championship.

However, as history has proven, coach Craig Ewing and his Saints are never to be counted out.

St. Thomas Aquinas won its next 13 matches, including last Saturday’s 2-1 victory against Eastern Kansas League foe Blue Valley Southwest and won the Kansas Class 5A state title at Hummer Sports Park in Topeka.

The Saints finished their season 18-3, with only one loss in Eastern Kansas League play to Blue Valley Southwest, which Aquinas avenged in the state championship.

“In the final four we faced two really good teams, so to see the girls be successful in that kind of environment makes you even more proud,” Ewing said. “Both games were battles.”

Ewing credited the turnaround in part to Caroline Romme, who was moved up from junior varsity at the beginning of the season. Offensively, Romme helped provide some balance for Marquette signee Jamie Kutey.

“Most of the teams surround Jamie all the time, so it brought some attack to the other side of the field and gave her some space,” Ewing said. “The way Romme played out there helped some of our other girls — who had been playing before — get better. She didn’t play the last three games because she got hurt against Blue Valley Northwest, but by then I think she ended up improving that whole position for us.”

Defensively, the Saints returned every player except their goalkeeper and eventually found a replacement in freshman Allyia Calvert. They allowed just one goal in the playoffs and only three in their final eight games of the season. Overall, they had 11 shutouts.

Ewing said he thinks the program’s history of success helped drive them back to the state championship match.

“You would think it might be almost intimidating, but it makes them focus and gives them high expectations,” Ewing said. “They may say that they don’t like the pressure during the season, but in the end they play better because of it.”

2015 Awards

Team Awards:

Most Inspirational Player: Molly Schmidt
Newcomer of the Year: Margaret Pigott
Most Improved Player: Caroline Romme
Offensive Player of the Year: Jamie Kutey
Defensive Player of the Year: Taylor Reynolds
Most Valuable Player: Jamie Kutey
Senior Award: Olivia Meyers

NSCAA All American: Jamie Kutey
NSCAA All Midwest: Jamie Kutey

All State: First Team

Jamie Kutey, Taylor Reynolds, Molly Schmidt, Olivia Meyers, Sarah Tyler and Madi Holmes

5A Defensive Player of the Year: Taylor Reynolds
5A Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Jamie Kutey

Final Four Awards:

Offensive Player: Jamie Kutey
Defensive Player: Hania Crow

ALL EKL First Team

Jamie Kutey, Sarah Tyler, Olivia Meyers, Taylor Reynolds

ALL EKL Second Team:

Molly Schmidt, Hania Crow, and Madi Holmes

All EKL Honorable Mention:

Addie Denning, Marge Pigott








Special Awards and Achievements:

Olivia Meyers ends career as #18 leading scorer All Time, #17 in goals scored and #15 in assists.

Jamie Kutey ends her career as the #1 leading scorer all time, #1 in assists, and #1 in goals scored

Jamie Kutey becomes the first Black-Shirted girls' soccer player.

Jessica Pasley wins the Amanda Scott Team First Award.