2025 girls soccer season preview highlights regional teams

The 2025 girls soccer season is set to begin, and teams in the area are gearing up for competition. Here's a look at some programs and their key players. Boulder Panthers, coached by Carlos Real, finished last season at 8-7 and made it to the 5A playoffs. Senior Mia DeJohn, who will play for San Diego State, aims for a strong season alongside seniors Maddy Moore and goalkeeper Maisie Creamer. Broomfield Eagles, under coach Jim Davidson, had a successful year with a 13-3-1 record and reached the playoffs. Davidson, who is retiring after this season, will rely on sophomore Marin Kotschau and junior Lexie Hinton to lead the team. Four-year starter Victoria Choren adds experience to their attack. Centaurus Warriors struggled last season with a 5-6-3 record. Coach Mario Bezzina hopes senior goalkeeper Catherine Keenan will guide the team alongside junior Sophie Neale, who scored 18 goals last year. Erie Tigers are moving up to the 5A league this year under new coach Laura Munnelly. Senior Kelsie Cox and senior forward Nonso Uwalaka will be crucial to their success after finishing 8-6-1 last season. Fairview Knights, led by coach Steve Griggs, aim to improve on their 6-5-4 record. Senior Pailynn Pine and forward Lucy Ochs are among key returners for the team. Frederick Golden Eagles and Holy Family Tigers both face rebuilding years. The Golden Eagles have young talent, including the Rickman sisters, while Holy Family will lean on junior Makaellia Giron, who was their top scorer last season. Legacy Lightning coach Heather Solar expects a lot from a strong senior class, including Makayla Martinez. Mead Mavericks, with star Katy Adler, also look to dominate after a successful 13-2-1 season. Silver Creek Raptors aim for improvement this year, while Skyline Falcons under coach Luis Chavez are also looking to maintain their playoff presence with a blend of experience and youth. In Class 3A/2A, Jefferson Academy Jaguars seek to build on last year's success as runners-up, despite losing star Gianna Gagliano. Senior Elsa Nygren will lead the team this season. Overall, the teams are facing new challenges and opportunities, with players eager to make an impact in the 2025 season.