Polk County senior Mia Wolfe, head girls soccer coach Lennox Charles and three other Wolverines have received all-conference recognition from the Mountain Foothills 7 Conference.
Wolfe has been named the MF7 Defensive Player of the Year while Charles has been named the league’s Coach of the Year in a season where the Wolverines finished 13-5-1 and reached the second round of the state 1A playoffs before falling in overtime to three-time defending state champion Christ The King.
Joining Wolfe on the all-conference squad is freshman Reeve Carroll and seniors Jessica Baird and Jasmine Baird.
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Hendersonville’s Reagan Adams was named the conference’s Offensive Player of the Year.
The complete All-MF7 girls soccer squad includes:
Brevard: Charley Goodwin, Abby Huter, Liola Laughridge, Patience Pandolfo, Kennedy Reeves, Elizabeth Snowden
Chase: Jessie McDaniel
East Rutherford: Marley McKinney, Bethany Padgett, Lindsey Padgett
Hendersonville: Addison Adams, Reagan Adams, Amelia Hodge, Addison Reid, Stella Veach
Patton: Maleah Pritchard, Lorely Tzul Vasquez, Ana Rebecca Velasquez
Polk County: Jasmine Baird, Jessica Baird, Reeve Carroll, Mia Wolfe
R-S Central: Olive Gosnell, Lily Lopez, Jamiyah Miller
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