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Source: The Valley Times of Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin & Sherwood

Below are the 2026 Pacific Conference girls soccer all-league honorees: Player of the Year Cameron Baker, McMinnville Coach of the Year Karly Mingus, McMinnville First Team F Cameron Baker, McMinnville, sophomore F Mariella Phelps, Sherwood, junior F Mayeli Wilson, McMinnville, junior M Ailey Becker, McMinnville, senior M Savannah Bosworth, McMinnville, junior M Tessa Ravia, McMinnville, senior M Quinn Dolphin, Glencoe, junior M Julissa Garcia, Forest Grove, sophomore D Maddie McLay, McMinnville, freshman D Eden De Lavenne, McMinnville, senior D Olivia Ferguson, Sherwood, junior D Paige Faulkner, Forest Grove, sophomore D Emily Boyer, McMinnville, junior GK Gleixi Sanchez, Forest Grove, senior GK Charlie Porritt, Glencoe, freshman Second Team F Sophia Clouser, Sherwood, senior F Corra Dawkins, Forest Grove, freshman F Reagan Gerig, Glencoe, sophomore M Charlie Geser, Newberg, senior M Keagan Bone, Sherwood, junior M Alexandra Ornelas Lopez, Forest Grove, sophomore M Dream Mattos,…

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