All-Valley Soccer Teams
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GIRLS
MERRITT DELK, Wheeling Park. This high-scoring junior already owns the Patriots single-season and career goal marks. She lit the lamp 36 times this fall and also had eight assists. She was All-OVAC, All-Region and All-State Second Team. She has committed to the University of Toledo. She serves as the team captain.
ADLIE ABRAHAM, Wheeling Park. A senior for the Patriots, she was named All-OVAC, All-Region and All-State. She had four goals and eight assists.
ANGI FERRI, Harrison Central. This junior found the net 30 times this season for the Huskies. She also charted six assists. For her career, she has 41 goals and 15 assists.
She was named Eastern District first team, OVAC All-Conference, and All-Buckeye 8 this season.
HELEN BOSSART, Linsly. A junior midfielder for the Cadets, she tallied 28 goals and 19 assists this season. She earned All-OVAC, All-Region First Team and All -State Second Team. She was also a finalist for the OVAC Player Of the Year Class 1A-3A and All-Region POY.
KAMI WARD, Oak Glen. A junior forward for the Golden Bears she scored 56 goals and assisted on 28 others in just 23 games as they reached the West Virginia Class AA state tournament. She found the net in all but two games and now has 129 goals and 52 assists in her career.
ALEXUS GREENLIEF, Oak Glen. A senior goalkeeper for the Golden Bears, she allowed just 14 goals in 22 games. She posted 20 wins - 14 of them via shutouts - and charted 141 saves.
For her career, she recorded 345 saves and notched 38 shutouts.
CARSON BARR, Oak Glen. A senior forward, she scored 31 goals and logged 26 assists for the Golden Bears.
MEGAN MALIN, St. Clairsville. A four-year starter for the Red Devils, Malin earned first team All-District, All-OVAC and All-Buckeye 8. She scored 11 goals her senior season and assisted on eight others. For her career, he tallied 24 goals and 25 helpers.
OLIVIA BAKER, Weir. Just a junior, Baker scored 20 goals and assisted on six others. She was first team All-OVAC and All-Region, and earned honorable mention All-State.
ADRIANA POMPEO, Wheeling Central. She recorded 25 goals, 12 assists this season. 1st team all OVAC, OVAC 1A/3A player of the year, honorable mention all-state, co-captain, 4 year varsity starter.
BOYS
TRESZ McLEOD, Wheeling Park. This sophomore was an integral part of the Patriots advancing to the West Virginia Class AAA state tournament. He recorded 35 goals and assisted on 15 others. He serves as the team captain.
BRODY WALL, Wheeling Park. A senior for the Patriots, he scored 13 goals and had 11 assists from his midfield position.
WILSON HANNA, Wheeling Park. Just a freshman, this Patriot found the net 16 times and helped on eight other goals.
JACE MADZIA, Harrison Central. This talented senior scored 11 goals and assisted on 20 others this year for the Huskies. His career totals stand at 22 goals and 36 assists, four saves and a shutout. He was selected to play in Eastern District Senior Showcase and OVAC All-Star game. He was named first team All-Eastern District, All-Conference OVAC, and All-Buckeye 8.
TREVOR FRANCIS, Indian Creek. This senior was named the OVAC Class 4A Player of the Year after his performance this season when he averaged 10 saves per outing. He had 137 saves this fall and stopped all but one of four penalty kicks he faced. He was first team All-District and All-OVAC.
MICHAEL IAFRATE, Weir. A senior captain and midfielder for the Red Riders, he capped his career with eight goals and eight assists this fall. He also averaged eight steals, as well. He was a first team All-OVAC performer and was named honorable mention All-State. He was a first team All-Region I member.
CAMERON NEIGHOFF, Linsly. He was a four-year letterwinner, a four-year starter and a two-year captain. He was first team All-OVAC, All-Region and second team All-State for the 2022 season. He finished the season with 12 goals and 13 assists.
BRODY WALL, Wheeling Park.
ANTHONY VENDETTI, Steubenville. A senior, he scored 26 goals and added 18 assists as Big Red advanced to the Division II regional finals. He was a first team All-Ohio selection and voted as the East District Player of the Year. He was first team All-District and All-OVAC, and was named the OVAC All-Star's Ohio Offensive Player of the Game.
MATT LOOT, Steubenville. Just a junior, Loot set the program record for goals in a season with 34. He also logged 18 assists. He was first team All-District and All-OVAC, while earning second team All-Ohio honors.