Warren Central's Gloria Hall, left, and Jeremy Lawrence, right, are the 2024 Vicksburg Post girls soccer Player and Coach of the Year, respectively. The duo led the Lady Vikes to the MHSAA Region 2-6A championship and the Class 6A semifinals. (Ernest Bowker/The Vicksburg Post)

Midori Allen/Vicksburg, Jr. — Versatile player saw time at midfielder, defender and keeper ... scored two goals

Ashley Bowser/Warren Central, Jr. — Junior fullback helped the Lady Vikes record 11 shutouts in 21 games and win the MHSAA Region 2-6A championship

Melissa Herrle/Warren Central, Jr. — Defensive midfielder helped the Lady Vikes record 11 shutouts on the way to the MHSAA Class 6A semifinals ... had three goals and two assists

Amari Johnson/Vicksburg, So. — The 2023 Vicksburg Post Player of the year had another excellent season, with 10 goals at striker

Taryn Lusby/St. Aloysius, So. — All-MAIS Division II selection scored four goals and helped anchor the defense

Allie Mason/Warren Central, 8th — Young forward was third on the team with 11 goals

Trinity McGloster/Vicksburg, Jr. — The 2022 Vicksburg Post Player of the Year scored a team-high 11 goals ... five-year starter has 63 goals in her high school career

Maddy McSherry/St. Aloysius, Sr. — Senior helped anchor the Lady Flashes’ defense that recorded six shutouts

Kennedy Mullins/Vicksburg, Jr. — Defensive midfielder and center back was also a potent scorer, with eight goals

Rachel Opperman/Warren Central, Jr. — Junior forward was a solid offensive threat with seven goals and five assists

Lilli Perniciaro/St. Aloysius, Sr. — Senior forward was a driver for the Lady Flashes’ offense, with 10 goals and four assists

Jordan Polk/Warren Central, So. — Excellent young forward led Warren County with 21 goals and 11 assists

Sarah Smith/St. Aloysius, 7th — Seventh-grader broke out as a keeper with six shutouts, and also scored five goals while playing in the field

Brooke Steed/Warren Central, So. — Part of a talented young group for the Lady Vikes, she contributed seven goals and six assists to the team’s deep playoff run

Grace Windham/St. Aloysius, Sr. — Senior captain led St. Al to the MAIS Division II playoffs by scoring a team-high 11 goals