2025 Girls Soccer Showcase Recap

August 11, 2025

The 2025 Girls Soccer Showcase took place between July 10th and July 12th

at Game On in Fitchburg

Central: Gold

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Game 1 Northeast v Central: Girls 9:00 on Thursday July 10

Northeast powered to a 6-1 win over Central in girls soccer action. Central’s lone goal came from #19 Kalli White, but it wasn’t enough to keep pace with Northeast’s dynamic offense. Northeast’s goals came from #7 Addison McCafferty, #16 Brooke Hagerty, #3 Kylie Geary (assisted by #2 Kylie Seitz), #12 Cordelia Zwirek (assisted by both #1 Mia Sanchez and #10 Stella Cass), and #9 Ava Damiani (assisted by #18 Siena Hesbach). Northeast controlled the match with sharp passing and strong finishes to cap off an impressive performance.

Game 2 Coastal v West: Girls 9:00 on Thursday July 10

Coastal came out on top in a high-scoring 6-3 win over West in girls soccer action. West’s goals came from #4 Addison Perich (assisted by #8 Lylia Ellis), #9 Kyra Lippman (unassisted), and #1 Monique Fredette (assisted by #12 Kylie Warner). Coastal responded with a balanced offensive attack, including goals from #3 Molly Houghton (assisted by #8 Mackenzie Pires), #10 Emily Fernandes (assisted by #9 Erin Gustaitis), #5 Hannah Slavin (assisted by #10 Emily Fernandes), #7 Layla Venancio, #2 Avianna Andrade, and #11 Samantha Souza (assisted by #2 Avianna Andrade). Both teams showed strong attacking play, but Coastal’s depth and finishing made the difference.

Game 3 Central v West: Girls 12:30 on Thursday July 10

West rolled to a 6-1 victory over Central in girls soccer action. West’s scoring was spread out, with goals from #12 Kylie Warner (who scored twice), #5 Hannah Haesaert, #4 Addison Perich, #15 Kate Moccio, and #6 Willow Claps, who found the net off an assist from #17 Kilee Trajkovski. Central’s lone goal came from #19 Kalli White. West controlled much of the match with consistent offensive pressure and solid team play.

Game 4 Southeast v Coastal: Girls 12:30 on Thursday July 10

Coastal earned a commanding 4-0 win over Southeast in girls soccer play. Goals came from #7 Aryanna Secia and #5 Noa Beaudry, with #13 Paige Duggan scoring off an assist from #2 Skyla Slott and #5 Noa Beaudry adding her second of the game, also assisted by #2 Skyla Slott. Coastal controlled the tempo throughout the match with strong possession and teamwork. Southeast continued to compete but couldn’t break through Coastal’s solid defense.

Game 5 Northeast v West: Girls 9:00 on Friday July 11

Northeast claimed a 5-2 win over West in girls soccer action. Northeast’s attack was led by #7 Kayleen Sullivan, who scored twice with assists from #9 Kyra Lippman and #8 Lylia Ellis. #16 Brooke Hagerty and #13 Genevieve Bilotti each added a goal to round out the scoring for Northeast. West’s offense was highlighted by a goal from #15 Kate Moccio.

Game 6 Central v Southeast: Girls 9:00 on Friday July 11

Southeast edged out Central 4-3 in a thrilling girls soccer match. Central’s #19 Kalli White led the way with two unassisted goals, while #15 Sofia Pellerin added another off an assist from #18 Grace Sherman. Southeast’s scoring was spread out, with #14 Gianna Baldner-Thorne netting two goals — one assisted by #5 Noa Beaudry and one unassisted — while #4 Marissa Duff and #19 Sophea Souza each added a goal of their own. Both teams showcased strong offensive efforts in a closely contested game.

Game 7 Central v Coastal: Girls 12:30 on Friday July 11

Coastal delivered a dominant performance with a 6-0 win over Central in girls soccer action. #1 Namiko Traore led the scoring with a hat trick, while additional goals came from #2 Avianna Andrade, #12 Nora Grabowski, and #15 Payton Fiumara. Coastal controlled possession throughout the match and kept Central’s offense in check. It was a complete team effort that led Coastal to victory.

Game 8 Southeast v Northeast: Girls 12:30 on Friday July 11

Northeast earned a 4-2 win over Southeast in a competitive girls soccer match. Northeast’s scoring came from #4 Mica Niles, #8 Bella DeOliveira, #2 Kylie Seitz, and #1 Mia Sanchez, showcasing a well-rounded offensive effort. Southeast responded with goals from #5 Noa Beaudry and #1 Nicole Constantino assisted by #5 Noa Beaudry, but couldn’t close the gap. The match was intense throughout, with Northeast’s #6 Ava Peckham receiving a yellow card.

Game 9 West v Southeast: Girls 9:00 on Saturday July 12

West rolled to a 6-1 victory over Southeast in girls soccer action. West’s scoring came from six different players: #4 Addison Perich, #5 Hannah Haesaert, #6 Willow Claps, #16 Kylie Marino, #9 Kyra Lippman, and #17 Kilee Trajkovski, showcasing their depth and offensive power. Southeast’s lone goal came from #2 Skyla Slott. The match saw physical play at times, with a yellow card issued to West’s #13 Gabriella Ramos.

Game 10 Coastal v Northeast: Girls 9:00 on Saturday July 12

Coastal secured a 3-0 win over Northeast in girls soccer with a strong all-around performance. Goals came from #2 Avianna Andrade, #5 Hannah Slavin, and #3 Molly Houghton, as Coastal controlled the pace of the match from start to finish. Northeast battled throughout but couldn’t break through Coastal’s defense. With the win, Coastal capped off an impressive showing on both ends of the field.

Girls Gold Game Coastal v Northeast 12:30 on Saturday July 12

Coastal defeated Northeast 2-1 in a hard-fought girls gold medal soccer match. Coastal’s #2 Avianna Andrade was the standout, scoring both goals to lead her team to victory. Northeast’s only goal came from #12 Cordelia Zwirek, assisted by #2 Kylie Seitz, but the team couldn't find the equalizer. Both sides battled hard, but Coastal held on to claim the gold.

Girls Bronze Game Southeast v West 12:30 on Saturday July 12

West claimed the bronze medal in the girls soccer tournament with a commanding 3-0 win over Southeast. West controlled the pace of the game from start to finish, showcasing strong teamwork and solid defense. Despite the scoreline, Southeast continued to fight hard and

showed resilience until the final whistle.

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