Girls soccer players from Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan, Indian Lake, West Liberty-Salem and Calvary Christian earned all-conference recognition following the 2026 season, with athletes honored for their performances across the Central Buckeye Conference (CBC), Ohio Heritage Conference (OHC) and Metro Buckeye Conference.
The selections included first-team and second-team honorees, special mentions and sportsmanship award recipients, recognizing the contributions of area athletes throughout the fall campaign.
Bellefontaine represented in CBC Kenton Trail Division
Bellefontaine High School had four athletes recognized in the CBC Kenton Trail Division, led by senior Emma Whitaker, who earned first-team honors.
Junior Sloan Stolly received second-team recognition, while freshman Skylar Rutherford earned special mention for the Chieftains.
Senior Sophia Jacobs was also honored with the division's sportsmanship award, rounding out Bellefontaine's selections.
The Chieftains' four honorees represented the program across multiple categories, recognizing contributions from both experienced upperclassmen and a promising freshman.
Benjamin Logan leads local selections in Mad River Division
Benjamin Logan had a strong showing in the CBC Mad River Division, placing four players on the first team and earning additional recognition across the second team, special mention and sportsmanship categories.
Senior Kaylee Hays, sophomore Paislee Rodenberger and junior Daylin Varner earned first-team honors for the Raiders. Junior Daylin Varner's selection highlighted her place among the division's top honorees after a season in which she contributed to Benjamin Logan's offensive attack.
The Raiders also placed three players on the second team. Freshman Avery Rogers joined juniors Ella Stoodt and Fiona Sweeney among the division's selections.
Junior Lucy Johns received special mention, while junior Belen Palmer earned the sportsmanship award.
Benjamin Logan's selections showcased the program's depth, with players from freshman through senior classes receiving recognition for their efforts during the season.
Indian Lake earns multiple Mad River Division honors
Indian Lake also had several athletes recognized in the CBC Mad River Division.
Junior Izzi Mackesy earned first-team honors for the Lakers, while junior Rya Pequignot received second-team recognition.
Freshman Mila Hawkins earned special mention, and freshman Abby Bihn was selected for the sportsmanship award.
The four selections gave Indian Lake representation across four different recognition categories, with Mackesy leading the way as a first-team honoree.
West Liberty-Salem receives OHC recognition
West Liberty-Salem placed multiple players among the Ohio Heritage Conference's all-conference selections.
Sophomore Emily King and junior Ellery Wygal earned first-team honors for the Tigers, representing the program among the conference's top selections.
Sophomore Ella Jacobs received second-team recognition, while freshman Avery Brown earned honorable mention.
Sophomore Lillian Yeater was also recognized with the conference's sportsmanship award, giving West Liberty-Salem representation across all four categories.
The Tigers' selections included athletes from three different grade levels, reflecting contributions throughout the program.
Calvary Christian earns four first-team selections
Calvary Christian had four players named to the Metro Buckeye Conference first team.
Senior Makarios Kariuki, freshman Jenna Palmer, junior Reagan Roell and junior Annagail Lambert all earned first-team recognition for the Spartans.
The four selections gave Calvary Christian a strong presence among the conference's top honorees, with players from three different grade levels represented.
Area athletes recognized across the region
The all-conference selections highlighted the contributions of girls soccer players throughout the area during the 2026 season.
Benjamin Logan led the local CBC Mad River Division selections with multiple first-team honorees and additional recognition across the second team and individual awards. Bellefontaine and Indian Lake also had several players recognized, while West Liberty-Salem earned honors in the OHC and Calvary Christian placed four players on the Metro Buckeye Conference first team.
From established seniors to emerging underclassmen, the honors recognize the commitment, performances and sportsmanship of area athletes throughout the season.
