Metro Detroit high school girls soccer notes: New Boston Huron readies for another run
New Boston Huron, ranked No. 12 in Division 2, aims for a repeat state final appearance behind a high-scoring offense led by juniors and seniors, while Ann Arbor Pioneer and Notre Dame Prep show strong midseason improvements in their respective divisions. Huron's balanced attack and experienced roster build on last year's runner-up finish. Pioneer has surged to No. 8 in Division 1 with a stingy defense and cohesive front line. Notre Dame Prep climbed to No. 6 in Division 3 after a defensive turnaround and standout performances from returning players.
- ▪New Boston Huron has scored 61 goals in its first 11 games, led by 24 from junior Miley Skamiera and strong contributions from senior Avery Turk.
- ▪Huron's senior midfielders Maggie Mentzer and Ava Banko have been key on both offense and defense, with Mentzer returning from injury to score in consecutive games.
- ▪Ann Arbor Pioneer has allowed only five goals since its lone loss, with goalkeeper Molly Burke recording five shutouts and leading a top-ranked defense.
- ▪Notre Dame Prep improved to 6-1-0 in April, allowing just three goals in eight games thanks to the return of senior Alex Prater and strong midfield play from Cate Jesena.
- ▪Sarah Collins and Ellie Whalen have led Notre Dame Prep’s resurgence with double-digit goals and assists, helping the team rise to No. 6 in Division 3.
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