Sarah Thiesen named to first team all-NWC girls' soccer
Bluffton High School girls' soccer player Sarah Thiesen, sophomore, was named to the first team all-Northwest Conference in girls' soccer. Jadyn Barhorst, sophomore, was named to the second team. Kayla Kindle, freshman, was named honorable mention.
Allen East sophomore Leah Casey was voted the 2014 Northwest Conference “Player of The Year. Lamar Houston (AE) was selected as "Coach of the Year" in the balloting.
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
Leah Casey 10 AE Madison Staley 10 AE
Kylee Haehn 12 DJ Jadyn Barhorst 10 BL
Hannah McCleery 12 LV Arianna Knebel 10 DJ
Jade Meyer 10 AE Makaya Dunning 10 DJ
Julia Thatcher 12 LV Jessica Pimpas 11 DJ
Logan Hamilton 11 DJ Lauren Schmid 12 CV
Sarah Thiesen 10 BL Rielyn Castle 10 ADA
Savannah Silone 11 AE Chelsea Laycock 12 AE
Sidney Faine 11 ADA Amanda Cole 11 CV
Marie Beach 10 AE Savannah Bigham 11 LV
Claire Clay 12 LV Brooke Schroeder 11 LV
HONORABLE MENTION
Kaitlyn Long 10 ADA Jade Preston 11 CV
Kendall Marquiss 9 DJ Kylee Agler 10 CV
Kayla Kindle 9 BL Bailey Miller 12 DJ
Madison Houston 9 AE Grade Nelson 10 ADA
Sofia Silone 9 AE Autumn Proctor 11 LV
The final 2014 NWC girls soccer standings were as follows:
TEAM Conference Overall
1. Allen East 5 0 0 12 2 2
2. Delphos Jefferson 4 1 0 9 5 2
4. Lincolnview 3 2 0 7 8 1
5. Bluffton 2 3 0 4 11 1
6. Ada 1 4 0 2 12 0
7. Crestview 0 5 0 0 15 0
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