Seven Lakes' Erck named District MVP
Seven Lakes Haydan Erck was named the District 19-6A MVP for the second straight season, following a strong year where the Spartans won district and advanced to the regional quarterfinal round.
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Seven Lakes' Erck named District MVP
Seven Lakes Haydan Erck was named the District 19-6A MVP for the second straight season, following a strong year where the Spartans won district and advanced to the regional quarterfinal round.
Erck had a great senior season leading the Spartans front line, and in the process broke the schools all-time goals recordr.
She was a huge part of Seven Lakes success this season and was joined by Maddie Rich on the superlatives list, as Rich was named the district’s goalie of the year to cap of her senior season. Rich was part of a Spartans defense that allowed just six goals throughout the entire season, she also broke the Seven Lakes all-time record for shutouts.
Seven Lakes head coach Kaitlyn Eidson was named the district’s coach of the year and Rebecca Romero was named the midfielder of the year to add to the Spartans honors.
Tompkins took home the districts other three awards, with Kayla Boven being named forward of the year, Grace Nyamapfumba being named the defender of the year and Rhegan Coombs being named the newcomer of the year. The Falcons also made a run to the regional quarterfinals after finishing second in district.
Seven Lakes and Tompkins led the way in the district selections as well, putting four athletes each on the first team.
Following is the full District 19-6A girls soccer team.
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2022-2023 Girls Soccer |
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DISTRICT MVP |
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Haydan Erck, SLHS |
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Forward |
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Kayla Boven, OTHS |
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Midfielder |
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Rebecca Romero, SLHS |
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Defender |
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Grace Nyamapfumba, OTHS |
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Goalkeeper |
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Maddie Rich, SLHS |
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Newcomer |
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Rhegan Coombs, OTHS |
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19-6A COACH OF THE YEAR |
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Kaitlyn Eidson, SLHS |
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1st Team |
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(#15) Abby Mercadante - 12 |
CRHS |
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(#5) Erin McConnell - 11 |
CRHS |
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(#16) Ari Khenayzir - 12 |
CRHS |
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#10 Madison Lambert- 11 |
JHS |
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#15 Natalie Vernier- 9 |
JHS |
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#33 Madelyn Mech- 10 |
JHS |
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#16 Alejandra Yague - 12 |
KHS |
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#4 Aliah Stevens - 10 |
KHS |
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#3 Alicia Loera (12) |
MCHS |
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#3 - Lillyanna Ash - 12 |
MRHS |
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# 27 Rayal Henderson - 12 |
PHS |
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#26 Katie Lennon -12 |
SLHS |
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#13 AllyTownsend-12 |
SLHS |
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#16 Wagoner Towsen-11 |
SLHS |
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#15 Kennedy Reed-10 |
SLHS |
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(#13) Kendall Hemperley - 10 |
THS |
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(#1) Mara Ramazanoglu - 12 |
THS |
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(#1) Gabriela Vazquez - 12 |
OTHS |
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(#23) Ilyse Lehmann - 12 |
OTHS |
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(#8) Makena Zukeran - 9 |
OTHS |
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(#7) Riley Lindhorst - 11 |
OTHS |
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2nd Team |
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(#10) Elizabeth Campos - 12 |
CRHS |
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(#18) Emmy Finnegen - 10 |
CRHS |
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#7 Kayleigh Pino- 11 |
JHS |
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#4 Alex Ledbetter- 9 |
JHS |
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#22 Madelyn Way- 10 |
JHS |
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#1 Brooklyn Chavis- 11 |
JHS |
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#8 Anna Kneisley -12 |
KHS |
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#14 Addyson Cosolo - 9 |
KHS |
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#23 Alexia Richard (12) |
MCHS |
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#4 Kylie Orr (12) |
MCHS |
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#10 Mia Garibay - 12 |
MRHS |
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#1 Dalila Chicas - 12 |
MRHS |
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#8 Arantxa Varela- 9 |
PHS |
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#9 Danika Wessel - 10 |
PHS |
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# 12 Valarie Trinh -11 |
SLHS |
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#2 Vicky Ott- 10 |
SLHS |
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#5 Prisha Menon-12 |
SLHS |
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(#21) Regan Arney - 11 |
THS |
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(#23) Jordan Rodgers - 11 |
THS |
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(#16) Tessa Woods - 12 |
THS |
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(#14) Paula Fuentes Malta - 10 |
OTHS |
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(#20) Jenna Grace Wentland - 11 |
OTHS |
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Honorable Mention |
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(#0) Sierra McCluer - 11 |
CRHS |
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(#13) Ambrye Fortune - 11 |
CRHS |
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(#3) Antonia Cortes - 11 |
CRHS |
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#3 Lilah Katz- 9 |
JHS |
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#2 Grace Robertson- 10 |
JHS |
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#3 Atiana Lara - 10 |
KHS |
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#7 Kendall Gussert - 10 |
KHS |
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#22 Brooklyn Wiess (10) |
MCHS |
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#11 Samantha Rodriguez (11) |
MCHS |
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#7 Valery Sanchez - 12 |
MRHS |
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#21 Jaina Leigh - 12 |
MRHS |
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#23 - Jhoselyn Rios - 11 |
MRHS |
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#10 Evelyn Martinez - 12 |
PHS |
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#12 Juliana Crespo - 10 |
PHS |
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#6 Makenzi Casmore - 12 |
PHS |
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#6 Emma Veliz-12 |
SLHS |
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#18 Chloe Callahan-10 |
SLHS |
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(#6) Zoe Jolley - 11 |
THS |
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(#0) Samantha Rank - 11 |
THS |
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(#2) Nicole Calderon - 11 |
OTHS |
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(#3) Ellie Castillo - 11 |
OTHS |
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(#25) Avery Lange - 12 |
OTHS |
Keywords
Katy ISD, sports, soccer, girls, District 19-6A
