Meet the finalists for Oregonian/OregonLive Girls Soccer Player of the Year

The 2024 girls soccer state tournament concluded last weekend, which means it’s time to look back at the top players from last season.

The Player of the Year award is judged by The Oregonian/OregonLive staff, taking into account season statistics and state championship results.

The girls’ footballer of the year award will be announced on November 27.

Here are the finalists for Oregonian/OregonLive Volleyball Player of the Year. See below to vote for who you think should be the winner.

Paige Nakada, Grant

Nakada, who is signed with the University of San Francisco, might not get the attention of scorers Nailani Soloman or Kate Ratanaproeksa on a Generals team that was No. 2 in scoring this fall. But Grant allowed just five goals this fall and Nakada in defense formed a large part of the team’s back line, keeping 15 teams from scoring.

Frances Reuland, Lincoln

On a team that has a new head coach, only two current seniors and parted ways with Alana Harry (Texas Tech) and Kennedy Fletcher (Arizona) last spring, Reuland was a big part of the Lincoln squad that went 11-4-2 and reached the state quarterfinals this year.

Camryn Schaan, Wilsonville

For the fourth straight season, Wilsonville ends the fall with a girls soccer state championship. Schaan was a force this fall. She led the team with 21 goals and 13 assists. And Schaan comes up big in big moments for the Wildcats. She now has at least one goal and one assist in three straight state championship games.

Zoe Anderson, Jesuit

The Class 6A state champion Crusaders were one of the state’s most versatile teams. The offensive duo of sophomore Natalie Webber and junior Marian Dunne deservedly got a lot of attention, but the Jesuit defense was also a force that opponents had to contend with. The Arkansas-bound Anderson led a Crusaders defense that finished 19-1 with 15 clean sheets in 2024.

Abby Nunez, Four Rivers

The Ontario-based Falcons finished the 2024 season with a 15-1 record and a trip to the state quarterfinals, and much of that success came at the feet of Nunez. She led the state (all rankings) in assists in the regular season (30) and scored 23 goals. She was behind the success of Leah Benson (37 goals) and Kayla Vera (24 goals) as Four Rivers had its best season in school history.

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— Nik Streng covers high school sports in Oregon. Reach him at [email protected] or @NikStreng