Forward
Erica Petrone, Villa Joseph Marie
The senior was part of the Jems' one-two scoring punch this season, along with Emily Market. Petrone returned this season after suffering a broken leg last year. She finished with 21 goals as Villa Joe posted a 25-1 record and advanced to the PIAA Class AA championship game before losing to Mars, 1-0.
Forward
Kelsey Celline, Archbishop Wood
Celline, a senior, led the Catholic League-champion Vikings in goals with 34, one fewer than the single-season school record she set last season. She had 89 goals in her high school career. Next year, she will play for La Salle University.
Forward
Paige McDowell, Council Rock South
A junior, McDowell helped lead the Golden Hawks to a 15-5-1 record and the championship of the Suburban One League National Conference.
Midfielder
Gina DiTaranto, Strath Haven
This four-year starter could do it all for coach Gino Miraglia. DiTaranto was the Panthers' leading goal-scorer in all four of her seasons at Strath Haven. She had 40 goals this year as the Panthers (17-4-1) reached the state quarterfinals.
Midfielder
Kelly Kerrigan, Downingtown East
Kerrigan is a repeat selection on The Inquirer's All-Southeastern Pennsylvania team. A senior playmaker, Kerrigan will take her game to James Madison next fall. She was Gatorade's Pennsylvania player of the year last season.
Midfielder
Salina Williford, Conestoga
Williford often can bring the crowd to its feet with her moves with the ball. She formed one of the strongest midfields in the area along with Maddie Swarr and Julianna Bradley. All are juniors.
Back
Lindsay Horst, Central Bucks West
When it comes to versatility, there aren't many better than Horst. A senior, she has played all over the field but prefers defense. She served as the first three-time captain in West girls' soccer history.
Back
Lexi Mazur, Strath Haven
Mazur was a four-year starter for the Panthers. This year, she was part of a defense that yielded no goals in winning the Central League championship with an 11-0 mark. Strath Haven gave up nine goals overall this season.
Goalie
Krissy Welsh, Strath Haven
Welsh, a junior, has been a three-year starter for Strath Haven. This season, she recorded 14 shutouts for the Panthers, who went unbeaten in Central League play to win the league title. Opponents scored only four goals against her.
