2016 Girls Soccer Finalists

Cassidi Tomsu

A repeat Semoball Awards finalist, Tomsu wrapped up an impressive high school career with another 21 goals and four assists, helping the Indians to the district title game. She was selected All-Region and will pull on a Southeast Missouri State uniform next year.

Megan Heisserer

The freshman striker blew down the doors in her first varsity season, compiling 33 goals and 10 assists while helping the Bulldogs to a district championship and sectional berth. Her efforts earned her All-Region Player of the Year, All-Conference and All-District.

Shelbey Johnson

Johnson was a critical piece of Poplar Bluff’s district title season, setting a school record with 24 goals and 10 assists to pace the Mules in the attack.

Grace Mirly

The reigning Class 1 Girls Soccer Player of the Year was outstanding again as the Crusaders won a second consecutive state title. As an attacking midfielder, Mirly scored 26 goals and added 24 assists to earn a nod as All-Region Offensive Player of the Year, All-District and All-Conference.

Maddie Brune

After missing her junior year due to injury, Brune was the heart of another title-winning Saxony side. A versatile player often put wherever her team needed her most, she scored 18 goals and posted 17 assists, scoring three goals in the final four. Brune will play Division 1 soccer at Troy (Ala.) next year.