2018-19 ALL-USA High School Girls Soccer: Second Team

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June 12, 2019 7:00 am ET

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The ALL-USA Girls Soccer Teams for the 2018-19 season were selected by Sheldon Shealer of TopDrawerSoccer.com in coordination with USA TODAY High School Sports based on performance, level of competition and strength of schedule.

Players from states that play fall, winter or spring soccer were eligible for selection.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Isabella D’Aquilla, JSerra

COACH OF THE YEAR: Matt Colvin, Southlake Carroll

MORE: First Team | Second Team | Third Team

Click through the photo gallery to meet the Second Team (players listed alphabetically):

School: Carondelet (Concord, Calif.) Position: Goalkeeper Class: 2019 College: California Noteworthy: Anderson was a first-team East Bay Athletic League performer, recording 10 shutouts against elite national high school competition. Anderson was a member of the U.S. Under-17 National Team and is the No. 11-ranked prospect in the Class of 2019 IMG Academy 150. Photo: Sandy Macauley

School: JSerra (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) Position: Defender Class: 2020 College: Santa Clara Noteworthy: Bastone was an Orange County Register and CIF Southern Section Division 1 first-team selection. She was part of a JSerra defense that recorded 17 shutouts and allowed only nine goals against a high-level schedule en route to a 22-0-3 season. Bastone is the No. 68-ranked prospect in the Class of 2019 IMG Academy 150. Photo: David Williams

School: Montverde (Fla.) Academy Position: Forward Class: 2020 College: Undecided Noteworthy: Brown was the Orlando Sentinel Player of the Year and Florida Dairy Farmers Class 4A State Player of the Year. A member of the Jamaican Women’s National Team, Brown led Montverde to a 20-0 season with 31 goals and nine assists. She is the No. 76-ranked prospect in the Class of 2020 IMG Academy 150.Photo: Don Montague

School: Monte Vista (Danville, Calif.) Position: Midfielder Class: 2020 College: UCLA Noteworthy: Edelman recorded 15 goals and six assists while helping Monte Vista win the CIF NorCal Division I title. Edelman netted the game-winning goal in overtime as Monte Vista edged Davis, handing Davis its only loss of the season. Photo: Jim Malone/1Guy Sports Photography

School: Monte Vista (Danville, Calif.) Position: Midfielder Class: 2020 College: Stanford Noteworthy: Leontini scored a team-high 19 goals with seven assists, helping Monte Vista to the CIF NorCal Division I title. She assisted both goals in a regional semifinal win over Carondelet. Photo: TopDrawerSoccer.com

School: Sparrows Point (Baltimore, Md.) Position: Midfielder Class: 2019 College: West Virginia Noteworthy: Lynch led Sparrows Point to a sixth straight state title and a perfect season at 16-0. Lynch had 17 goals and 12 assists. The No. 75-ranked player in IMG Academy 150, Lynch finished her career with 68 goals and 51 assists and scored the game-winner in three of her four state final victories. Photo: Bill Gates/The Dundalk Eagle

School: Coronado (Henderson, Nev.) Position: Defender Class: 2019 College: Washington State Noteworthy: Kowalchuk was the Desert League Player of the Year and a Nevada Preps All-State first-team selection. She had nine goals and five assists while playing sweeper. Kowalchuck is the No. 50-ranked prospect in the Class of 2019 IMG Academy 150. Photo: Kowalchuk Family

School: Tompkins (Katy, Texas) Position: Forward Class: 2020 College: Texas A&M Noteworthy: Olivieri was named the All-Greater Houston Player of the Year after leading Tompkins to a 27-1 season and a state runner-up finish. She finished the year with 31 goals and 16 assists. Olivieri is planning graduate early to report to college, meaning the 2019 season will be her final high school season. Photo: Jason Fochtman/Houston Chronicle

School: Carondelet (Concord, Calif.) Position: Midfielder Class: 2020 College: Notre Dame Noteworthy: Ospeck delivered 17 goals and 16 assists for CIF North Coast Section champion Carondelet. She had a goal and one assist in the title win over San Ramon Valley. Photo: Sandy Macaulay

School: Thayer Academy (Braintree, Mass.) Position: Forward Class: 2019 College: Brown Noteworthy: Raphino led Thayer Academy to a runner-up finish. She was one of the standout performers at the High School All-American Game. Raphino had 23 goals as a senior to end her career with 83 goals. Raphino is the No. 83-ranked prospect in the Class of 2019 IMG Academy 150. Photo: Nadine Steffan

School: Stevenson (Lincolnshire, Ill.) Position: Forward Class: 2019 College: Notre Dame Noteworthy: Van Zanten returned to high school play as a senior and helped turn Stevenson into a nationally ranked team. She scored 26 goals while leading Stevenson to a 22-2-2 season and a state final eight appearance. She is the No. 23-ranked prospect in the Class of 2019 IMG Academy 150. Photo: Joel Lerner

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