The Arizona Republic highlights the 2025-26 All-Arizona girls high school soccer team, featuring a 12-player first-team and honorable mentions from all six conferences (6A to 1A). Readers can vote for the player of the year, although the final selection will be made by Republic staff based on comprehensive season coverage. Key standout players include Naomi Burge, who led the state with 57 goals, and Sydney Droen, who set state records with 116 career assists. Coach Jason Hammonds secured his fourth title with Casteel, marking their historic first Open Division championship.

By the Numbers
  • Naomi Burge scored 57 goals in her freshman season, marking her as the state's top scorer.
  • Sydney Droen achieved 116 career assists and 414 total points, both Arizona state records.
State of Play
  • The All-Arizona team includes players from a broad range of schools spanning 6A to 1A conferences.
  • Casteel's coach Jason Hammonds led the team to its first-ever Open Division championship, ending Xavier's five-year title reign.
What's Next

The player of the year will be announced after the poll closes on April 2, consolidating reader favorites with expert evaluations. Additional coaching accolades may emerge as the season wraps, highlighting other exceptional performances across the league.

Bottom Line

This year's All-Arizona team showcases remarkable talent across diverse schools, emphasizing the growth and competitive landscape of girls' soccer in Arizona. It reflects a defining moment for athletes and coaches alike, as recognition and support build for women's sports in high school.