This spring sports season highlighted remarkable achievements, showcasing local talent in soccer and track. Notably, several underclassmen made significant impacts, with Ozaukee sophomore Mya Schroeder leading with 52 goals and 117 points, earning her all-state honors. Cedar Grove-Belgium's dominance in the Big East conference ended, marking the closure of a successful era with a state championship in 2024. Many seniors on these teams reflected on their experiences and growth through the sports they loved.

By the Numbers
  • Only 85 players achieved all-state honors from 267 soccer teams, representing a highly competitive selection.
  • Mya Schroeder scored 52 goals, while Cedar Grove-Belgium's Arden Getschman had 34 goals and 24 assists, earning her accolades.
  • Port Washington's Kamryn Knaub had an 85.5% save percentage, making 106 saves on 124 shots this season.
State of Play
  • Cedar Grove-Belgium’s record of six consecutive conference titles ended this season.
  • Grafton’s athletes excelled in both soccer and track, with multiple members capturing medals in various events.
  • The competitive spirit remained alive with numerous players stepping up in their respective roles, highlighting the depth of talent in local schools.
What's Next

With many underclassmen excelling this season, the future looks promising for local soccer programs. Teams will aim to regroup and rebuild, fostering fresh talent to fill the void left by graduating seniors. Enhanced training and development strategies will be critical as teams prepare for the next season.

Bottom Line

This spring served as a reminder of community bonds and personal growth through sports. Local athletes not only achieved impressive stats but also celebrated the camaraderie and experiences that shape their lives long beyond the field.