MaxPreps, the online high school sports leader and The National Soccer Coaches Association of America team up to honor the nation's best. (Week of 3/8-3/14)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 15, 2017) - The National Soccer Coaches Association of America and MaxPreps announced today the 10 boys and 11 girls who have been named the Spring NSCAA/MaxPreps High School State Players of the Week for their on-field efforts from March 8-14.
The NSCAA uses results and statistics provided by MaxPreps.com to select one boy and one girl honoree from each participating state competing during the spring high school season.
Coaches wanting to nominate their players must submit statistics to MaxPreps.com in order for their athletes to be considered; nomination instructions can be found below. Winners receive a MaxPreps/NSCAA branded letterman's patch and recognition on both MaxPreps.com and NSCAA.com.
Nominations are due every Sunday by at 11:59 p.m. ET each week to be considered.
Boys' Winners for March 8-14 State | Player Name | Position | School | Alabama | David Pizano | N/A | Tanner High School (Tanner, AL) | Arkansas | Aaron Norris | Midfielder | Benton High School (Benton, AR) | Florida | Josh Arola | Forward | Cornerstone Academy (Gainesville, FL) | Georgia | Cristhian Fiallos | Midfielder | Glenn Hills High School (Augusta, GA) | Oklahoma | Chris Rowland | Goalkeeper | Pryor High School (Pryor, OK) | South Carolina | Daniel Kubrynski | Forward | Palmetto Scholars Academy (North Charleston, SC) | Tennessee | Hunter Walker | Striker | East Hickman County High School (Lyles, TN) | Utah | Kailer Spangenberg | N/A | Park City High School (Park City, UT) | Virginia | Jacob Blythe | Goalkeeper | Southampton Academy (Courtland, VA) | Washington | Kurtis Delen | Forward | Bishop Blanchet High School (Seattle, WA) |
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Girls' Winners for March 8-14
State | Player Name | Position | School | Alabama | Alexus Long | N/A | Carroll High School (Ozark, AL) | Arkansas | Lauren Johnson | N/A | Central Arkansas Christian High School (North Little Rock, AR) | California | Juliet Hagar | Midfielder | College Prep (Oakland, CA) | Colorado | Katlyn Blacksten | Goalkeeper | Air Academy (US Air Force Academy, CO) | Florida | Destiny Brown | Striker | Grace Christian High School (Hudson, FL) | Georgia | Madison Johnston | Striker | North Paulding High School (Dallas, GA) | Kansas | Ingrid Perkins | N/A | Kansas City East Christian Academy (Leawood, KS) | North Carolina | Haleigh Stackpole | Forward | Overhills High School (Spring Lake, NC) | Oklahoma | Allyson Pamplin | Forward | Westmoore High School (Oklahoma City, OK) | South Carolina | Riane Coman | Midfielder | Academic Magnet High School (North Charleston, SC) | Virginia | Melina Turner | N/A | Battle High School (Bristol, VA) |
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About the NSCAA
The National Soccer Coaches Association of America was founded in 1941 and is based in Kansas City, Mo. It is a non-profit organization with the mission of advocating for, educating and serving soccer coaches to encourage excellence and elevate the game.
The NSCAA is the world’s largest soccer coaches’ organization with members at every level of the game from youth to professional. Benefits of membership are wide ranging including a national coaching education program, $1 million of general liability insurance, recognition for players and coaches as All Americas and Coaches of the Year, the annual NSCAA Convention, networking and mentor opportunities, Soccer Journal magazine and much more. To learn more, visit nscaa.com.
