The 2026 Girls Varsity Soccer season marked another exciting step forward for a program that continues to build momentum. Finishing with a 15-6 record, this young and energetic team demonstrated remarkable growth, maturity, and resilience throughout the season. Their commitment to one another was evident in every match, as they consistently raised the level of play through hard work, trust, and an unselfish approach to the game. The team’s chemistry became one of its greatest strengths, allowing talented individuals to come together as a cohesive unit capable of competing with anyone on the schedule. What began as a promising season quickly evolved into a statement about the bright future of the program.
The team’s success was reflected in both its attacking flair and defensive discipline. Scoring an impressive 88 goals while allowing just 21, the players showcased an exciting style of soccer built on creativity, relentless effort, and collective determination. Lily Harris ’28 led the team offensively and earned the honor of Metro League All-Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Every line of the field contributed to the team’s success, with players embracing their roles and pushing one another to improve each day. More importantly, this group established a culture of excellence, proving that growth is achieved through commitment, teamwork, and a shared belief in what can be accomplished together. The future is incredibly bright, and this season served as a powerful reminder of what this program is capable of becoming. The Rams were led by seniors Katie Ferris ’26, Aanya Handa ’26, Olivia Hill ’26, Charlotte Medler ’26, Edia O’Basuyi ’26, and Elsie Trilling ’26. Along with Harris, several Rams were recognized with All-Conference Honors: Kathleen Hammer ’27, Lily Brown ’28, Teagan Little ’28, Abby Walsh ’28, Stella Ciaramita ’29, and Vivienne Schwarzen ’29.
