(10-19-26) The Western Buckeye League has announced its 2026 girls soccer All-League selections, and the league-champion Ottawa-Glandorf Titans figure prominently — though the top player honor went to Elida.
Elida’s Lexie Good was named the WBL Player of the Year, and Ottawa-Glandorf’s Michelle Maag earned WBL Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Titans to their fifth straight WBL championship.
First Team: Lexie Good (Elida); Addy Rex and Gwyn Foust (Bath); Ali Hemmelgarn and Alexis Siefring (Celina); Alaina Klass and Emma Heringhaus (Ottawa-Glandorf); Jillian Jacobs and Braelyn Baker (St. Marys); Haileigh Stump (Shawnee); Emory Preston and Aubrey Prenger (Wapakoneta).
Second Team: Delaynee Jenkins (Bath); Kirsten Garrity and Alexa Pearson (Celina); Arwen Troyer and Savannah Swickrath (Elida); Libbie Niese and Alaina Duling (Ottawa-Glandorf); Claire Turner and Kendal Davis (St. Marys); Lily Roe (Shawnee); Maddie Herbst (Wapakoneta).
Third Team: Kamryn McGee (Bath); Brenna Korte and Campbell Gass (Celina); Chloe Spangler (Defiance); Kylee Wallace and Delaney Blaine (Elida); Kyla Fortman and Brea Recker (Ottawa-Glandorf); Ellianna Weigel (St. Marys); Ilaina Pasion (Shawnee); Liu Hudnall and Avery Sheipline (Wapakoneta).
Honorable Mention: Marlie Mason (Bath); Alaina Vehorn (Celina); Julia Floss (Defiance); Kelsey Wallace (Elida); Jadynn Byers (Kenton); Mylie Bockrath (Ottawa-Glandorf); Piper Triplett (St. Marys); Bri Sheipline (Shawnee); Paison Preston (Wapakoneta).
