Section 9 Girls Soccer: All-Section and All-Class Teams Announced

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The Section 9 coaches association has released its all-section and all-class girls soccer teams for the 2026 season, identifying the top performers across the region.

According to a report from Yahoo Sports, Monroe-Woodbury emerged as a dominant force in the selections, earning three all-section picks. The school joined Warwick, Washingtonville, and Beacon in securing two selections each.

These honorees now face a critical window of competition. The selected players have the opportunity to be chosen for all-state honors in the coming weeks.

The release of these teams comes as the local soccer season reaches a high-stakes conclusion. While the all-section teams celebrate individual excellence, the broader postseason landscape has seen significant shifts.

The all-section roster features a diverse spread of talent from across the various classifications. The following table outlines the players selected for the all-section honors:

School Player Year/Position
Beacon Drew Kelly Jr., D
Beacon Claire Morgan Jr., MF
John S. Burke Catholic Sarah Roberson Sr., GK
Chester Kutemba Chilufya Soph., MF
Our Lady of Lourdes Chiara Winogradoff Jr., MF
Millbrook/Webutuck Lilly Kozera Sr., F
Minisink Valley Ava Revella Jr., MF
Monroe-Woodbury Grace Gillette Sr., F
Monroe-Woodbury Kyra Gilligan Sr., F
Monroe-Woodbury Alyssa Zollo Jr., MF
Mount Academy Shannon Clement Sr., F
James I. O’Neill Hailey Hall Soph., GK
Pine Bush Audra Meberg Sr., MF
Rhinebeck Lexi Torres Soph., F
Rockland Anastasia Niforatos Sr., MF
S.S. Seward Francesca Falone Jr., MF
Wallkill Aoife Brady Sr., GK
Warwick Teagan Currid Fr., F
Warwick Madelyn Luciano Sr., MF
Washingtonville Nicolette Mammolitti Sr., F
Washingtonville Emily Outly Soph., MF

The honors extend deep into specific classifications, highlighting the depth of the soccer programs in the region. In All-Class AAA, Monroe-Woodbury’s presence remains strong with Grace Gillette and Kyra Gilligan both earning spots alongside Alyssa Zollo and Teagan Lyson.

Pine Bush also maintained a high level of play in the AAA tier, with Audra Meberg earning selection. Kingston’s Kallie Bennett was also recognized as a top goalkeeper in the class.

The All-Class A and B categories show a similar spread of talent. In Class B, John S. Burke Catholic saw dual recognition for Kate Cuebas and goalkeeper Sarah Roberson. Meanwhile, Class C/D selections highlighted players from smaller programs like Chapel Field, Eldred, and Tri-Valley.

The transition from high school standout to collegiate athlete is a visible trend among these graduates. Recent data and photography from the season highlight several local athletes moving into the next phase of their careers.

  • Minisink Valley graduate Lily Rodriguez ’28 is playing midfield for Bridgeport.
  • Warwick Valley graduate Kaela MacDougall ’27 is a midfielder for Muhlenberg.
  • John S. Burke Catholic graduate Katie Scully ’27 plays for Catholic University.
  • S.S. Seward graduate Shannon Sgombick ’27 is a forward for Nazareth.
  • James I. O’Neill graduate Amaya Hill ’26 is a forward for Temple.
  • Monroe-Woodbury graduate Reese Dolan is a goalkeeper for Bucknell.
  • Monroe-Woodbury graduate Emily Dovico is a defender for Marist.

These athletes represent the talent pipeline that sustains both local high school athletics and collegiate soccer.

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