East Central, Lawrenceburg Stars Named EIAC Soccer MVPs

The 2025 EIAC Girls and Boys Soccer All-Conference Teams were released on Tuesday.

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(St. Leon, Ind.) - Fifty high school soccer stars have earned All-Conference honors from the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference. 

The EIAC released their Fall Sports All-Conference Teams on Tuesday. 

In girls soccer, conference champion East Central (7-0 in EIAC) led the way with six all-conference selections, including EIAC Offensive MVP Maria Mayer. The senior forward tallied 21 goals and 17 assists. 

Second place Lawrenceburg had five all-conference selections, including EIAC Defensive MVP Aubree LaBazzo. She anchored a Tigers defense that allowed 14 goals in 22 matches

Both East Central and Lawrenceburg made great runs in the state tournament. The Trojans reached the regional championship, while Lawrenceburg made it to the semi-state level. 

On the boys' side, East Central captured the conference title with a perfect 7-0 record against EIAC opponents. The Trojans have six all-conference selections, including Offensive MVP Lucas Inderhees. 

The EIAC Defensive MVP went to Lawrenceburg's Trenton Ester.  

The EIAC Coaches of the Year are Bill Volker and Clayton Muncy, both of East Central. 

See the full 2025 EIAC Girls and Boys Soccer All-Conference Teams below. 

GIRLS SOCCER

East Central (7-0) - Maria Mayer (Off. MVP), Lauren Bischoff, Sonya True, Peyton Aichle, Anna Shartzer, Preslee Walter

Lawrenceburg (6-1) - Aubree LaBazzo (Def. MVP), Ava Merkel, Mylee McAdams, Adrianna Jones, Stevi Peak

Batesville (5-2) - Nora Wiedeman, Cora Miller, Addie Reding, Hailee Weisenbach

South Dearborn (4-3) - Gabby Ward, Ashlynn Garland, Kenzie Stranzin

Franklin County (2-5) - Anabelle Wiesemann, Anna Rolert

Connersville (2-5) - Sophia Starr, Isabella Starr

Greensburg (2-5) - Kadence Rich, Madeline Shrader

Rushville (0-7) - Alayha Miller

Coach of the Year: Bill Voker (East Central)

BOYS SOCCCER

East Central (7-0) - Lucas Inderhees (Off. MVP), Caleb Kraus, Brady Hartman, Curtis Bender, Jackson Engel, Ryan Fisher

Lawrenceburg (6-1) - Trenton Ester (Def. MVP), Mateo Nunez, Jensen Mulcahey, Caden McCool, Morgan Davis

Greensburg (4-3) - Ethan Smith, Jacob Schneider, George Slaven, Lucas Kramer

Batesville (4-3) - Mathias Davalos, Simon Berkemeier, Brady Wonnell, Ronan Post

Connersville (3-4) - Jacob Laughlin, Colton Wise

South Dearborn (3-4) - Nicholas Wismann, Dakota Cochran

Rushville (1-6) - Steven Dwenger

Franklin County (0-7) - Ben Harvey

Coach of the Year: Clayton Muncy (East Central)