KANSAS CITY, Mo. (April 5, 2017) - The National Soccer Coaches Association of America and MaxPreps announced today the 11 boys and 12 girls who have been named the Spring NSCAA/MaxPreps High School State Players of the Week for their on-field efforts from March 29-April 4.
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 29-April 4 State | Player Name | Position | School | Alabama | Amos Ndikumana | Midfielder | Murphy High School (Mobile, AL) | Arkansas | Myles Fells | N/A | Robinson High School (Little Rock, AR) | Florida | Matthew Lobatos | Midfielder | Cornerstone Academy (Gainesville, FL) | Georgia | Marquez McBride | Goalkeeper | Jackson High School (Atlanta, GA) | Nebraska | Chandler Briggs | Midfielder | Platteview High School (Springfield, NE) | Oklahoma | Shae Garner | Forward | Skiatook High School (Skiatook, OK) | South Carolina | Brenden Kelly | Forward | Bluffton High School (Bluffton, SC) | Tennessee | Michael Jones | Forward | Grace Christian Academy (Franklin, TN) | Utah | Josh Orme | Striker | Timpview High School (Provo, UT) | Virginia | Ali Jammi | Forward | Maury High School (Norfolk, VA) | Washington | Habib Barry | Midfielder | Tyee High School (SeaTac, WA) |
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Girls' Winners for March 29-April 4
State | Player Name | Position | School | Alabama | Melisa Wongsa | Midfielder | Bryant High School (Irvington, AL) | Arkansas | MacKenzie Fredericks | N/A | Robinson High School (Little Rock, AR) | Colorado | Isabella Montoya | Midfielder | Fountain Valley High School (Colorado Springs, CO) | Florida | Natalie Rohm | Midfielder | FISH (Brandon, FL) | Georgia | Jazmine Santiago | Midfielder | Glenn Hills High School (Augusta, GA) | Illinois | Karen Salgado | Forward | Marine Leadership Academy (Chicago, IL) | Michigan | Kerstyn Williams | Goalkeeper | Woodhaven High School (Brownstown, MI) | Missouri | Maggie Skeen | Forward | St. Charles High School (St. Charles, MO) | Nebraska | Leah Buss | Forward | Norfolk High School (Norfolk, NE) | North Carolina | Lauren Rector | Midfielder | Jay M. Robinson High School (Concord, NC) | South Carolina | Caroline Conti | Midfielder | Mann High School (Greenville, SC) | Virginia | Shea Ruzich | Forward | Veritas School (Richmond, 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. The NSCAA, the world's largest soccer coaches organization, is the trusted and unifying voice, advocate and partner for coaches at all levels of the game. The Association provides programs and services that enhance, encourage and contribute to the development and recognition of soccer coaches, their players and the game we love. To learn more, visit NSCAA.com.
