Indiana Soccer Coaches Assoc. All-District Teams Include Local Kickers

Monday, October 22nd, 2018 3:33pm

By Mike Perleberg @mikedup84

They dominated on southeastern Indiana's soccer pitches this fall. Now, they are receiving accolades.

(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - Nine area soccer players have earned the honor of being all-district from the Indiana Soccer Coaches Association.

The ISCA released its list of 2018 All-District Teams. Boys and girls players are named either All-District 1st Team or All-District 2nd Team in each of four districts.

Two area girls were named 1st teamers. Batesville senior forward Georgia Gratz is on the District 3 1st Team. Oldenburg Academy senior midfielder MaryGrace Anderson appears on the list of District 4 1st Team.

Four more local players were on the District 3 2nd Team: East Central senior midfielder Abby Kock, Batesville junior Forward Carlie Werner, Lawrenceburg senior midfielders Makenna White, and South Dearborn junior forward Erin Huber.

East Central’ Jared Tiemann, a senior midfielder was the lone area boy to make a first team, doing so in District 3.

Appearing on the District 3 2nd team are Lawrenceburg senior midfielder Benjamin Lorey and Batesville senior forward Michael Ripperger.

You can view the full list of ISCA All-District teams at http://www.indianasca.com/all-district-teams.

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