Idaho Mountain Express: Dies makes All-State soccer squad

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Dies makes All-State soccer squad

Cutthroat junior

All-State midfielder Hannah Dies of the Community School gets a shot on goal during her team’s 7-0 High Desert Soccer Conference championship game win over Filer Oct. 10 at Elkhorn’s Browning Field. Photo by David N. Seelig

Community School junior Hannah Dies has been chosen as a midfielder for the 2012 Idaho High School Soccer Coaches Association Girls’ All-State soccer team.

Dies (25 goals, 71 career) led the Cutthroats to a 16-3-1 record this fall and second place in the State 3A soccer tournament. She scored the only Sun Valley goal in the 2-1 championship game loss to McCall-Donnelly.

What makes the Dies selection so remarkable was she was the only player chosen from a smaller school, either 4A or 3A. The other 10 girls’ selections were from 5A schools. All 11 All-State boys were 5A players.

Girls’ “Player of the Year” was Kelcie Hedge from State 5A runner-up Post Falls (13-7-0), and Girls’ “Coach of the Year” was Matt Ruchti from State 5A champion Lake City (10-6-4).

Boys’ “Player of the Year” was Timmy Mueller from State 5A champion Post Falls (17-1-1) and “Coach of the Year” was Gabe Lawson, also Post Falls.

Here is a complete list:

GIRLS

( Goalkeeper: Tiegen Horton (sophomore) from Lake City.

( Defenders: Maison O’Neil (senior) from Boise’s Timberline High School; Lexi Smith (junior) from Post Falls; and Grace Hancock (sophomore) from Boise High School.

( Midfielders: Hannah Dies (junior) from the Community School; Kelcie Hedge (sophomore) from Post Falls; Hallie Widner (junior) from Rocky Mountain High School; and Camus Currin (senior) from Meridian High School.

( Forwards: Rikki Fix (junior) from Boise High; Baylee Blaser (senior) from Meridian’s Mountain View High School; and Meaghan Bare (sophomore) from Lake City.

BOYS

( Goalkeeper: Grant Billings (junior) from Boise High School.

( Defenders: Henry Tipping (senior) from Boise High; Peter Busche (senior) from Boise’s Borah High School; and Brady Ulen (senior) from Post Falls.

( Midfielders: Jacob Szuch (senior) from Borah High; Austin Azevedo (senior) from Mountain View High; and Luke Becia (senior) from Boise’s Capital High School.

( Forwards: Tyson Fox (junior) from Rocky Mountain High School; Mike Mollay (senior) from Boise High; Derek Pascal (senior) from Timberline High; and Timmy Mueller (junior) from Post Falls High School.
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