Warren helped lead the Skyhawks basketball team into the 5A semifinals in February and followed that up with a stunning performance in lacrosse. Salem Hills was the No. 2 seed and advanced to the semifinals behind the athletic Warren, who totaled 94 points on 70 goals and 24 assists while adding 324 draw controls.

Defensive MVP: Elise Hume, Fr. GK, Lone Peak

Hume is already a master at the toughest position in the game. As a freshman, Hume surrendered just 6.9 goals per match and had 70 saves in 162 shots on goal, a save percentage of .432.

Co-Coaches of the Year: Cliff Yerkes, Salem Hills and Michelle Buechner, Skyridge

The Skyhawks cruised through the regular season with a 17-1 record, their only loss to 6A Bingham. Salem Hills was just 1-14 in 2023 and made huge progress this season under Yerkes, advancing to the semifinals before losing to eventual 5A runner-up Olympus.

Buechner took perhaps the youngest team in the state and pushed the Falcons to a 17-4 record. Skyridge advanced to the 6A semifinals with an exciting 13-12 overtime win against rival Lone Peak in the quarterfinal round.

First Team All-Valley

Jared Lloyd, Daily Herald

(alphabetical order)

Kaia Anderson, Sr. ATT/MF, Wasatch

Anderson totaled 81 goals and finished with 86 total points, 40 ground balls and 71 draw controls.

Ella Chamberlain Jr. GK, Salem Hills

Chamberlain was excellent in goal for the Skyhawks, giving up just 6.5 goals per match and totaling 108 saves with a save percentage of .462.

Darnell Dickson, Daily Herald

Ella Clark, Sr. MF, Cedar Valley

Clark scored 71 goals for the Aviators and had 76 points, 75 ground balls and 64 draw controls.

Claire Corbridge, So. MF, American Fork

Corbridge led the Cavemen with 57 goals, 61 points, 55 ground balls and 65 draw controls.

Kendall Davies, Jr. MF/ATT, Cedar Valley

Jared Lloyd. Daily Herald

Davies managed 70 goals, 79 points, 43 ground balls and 122 draw controls.

Myka Elliott, Jr. GK, Payson

Elliott kept the Lions in every match and surrendered just 7.3 goals per match with 134 saves, a save percentage of .494.

Sophia Fife, Fr. ATT, Skyridge

Part of the Falcons fabulous freshman crew, Fife had 45 goals and 21 assists for 66 points and added 45 ground balls.

Eleanor Haslam, Sr. MF, Timpanogos

Haslam finished with 39 points (31 goals, eight assists), 49 ground balls and 76 draw controls.

Ryann Hatch, Jr.MF/ATT, Orem

Hatch was a machine for the Tigers, totaling 93 goals, 95 points and 88 ground balls

Tessa Jamison, Jr. ATT, Skyridge

Jamison was a solid option for the Falcons with 56 goals and 60 total points.

Anna Jaussi, Jr. ATT, Provo

Jaussi was an unstoppable force on offense for the Bulldogs and amassed 84 goals, 100 total points and 66 ground balls.

Tenley Layton, Sr. GK, Provo

Layton was great in goal for the Bulldogs with a 7.5 goals against average and 138 saves for a save percentage of .502.

Ruby Lindstrom, So. MF, Salem Hills

Lindstrom totaled 31 goals and contributed 51 ground balls for the Skyhawks.

Norah Lisonbee, Jr. MF, Lone Peak

Lisonbee was a force for the Knights with 66 goals, 76 total points, 32 ground balls and 128 draw controls.

Emma Martin, Jr. MF, Provo

Martin was all over the field for the Bulldogs, totaled 124 ground balls and 83 draw controls to go along with 12 goals, eight assists and 20 total points.

Miley Miller, Jr. MF, Payson

Miller made an impact every match for the Lions and finished with 56 goals, 12 assists, 68 points and 97 ground balls.

Ashlyn Moser, So. ATT, Provo

Moser made the most of her time on the field with 73 total points on 31 goals and 42 assists.

Izzy Moyes, Sr. MF, Provo

Moyes was terrific for the Bulldogs all year and ended up with 82 total points on 65 goals and 17 assists while adding 57 ground balls and 60 draw controls.

Sadie Neuenschwander, Sr. MF, Lone Peak

Neuenschwander knew what to do with the ball on her stick and finished with 78 total points (69 goals, nine assists) as well as 55 ground balls and 96 draw controls.

Ellie Palmer, Fr. MF, Skyridge

Palmer put up great numbers as a freshman with 67 goals and 23 assists for 90 total points while adding 32 ground balls.

Myarae Pilati, Sr. MF, Maple Mountain

Pilati had 41 goals and five assists for 46 points, then added 24 ground balls and 96 draw controls for the Golden Eagles.

Sydney Schultz, Sr. MF, Pleasant Grove

Schultz did it all for the Vikings with 90 total points (61 goals, 29 assists) as well as 32 ground balls and 82 draw controls.

Addiy Sellers, So. GK, Timpanogos

Sellers had a great year for the T-Wolves with a 5.2 goals against average and 71 saves for a save percentage of .500.

Tayah Smith, Sr. DEF, Maple Mountain

Smith was second in the state with 43 turnovers caused, and totaled 25 ground balls and 11 goals for the Golden Eagles.

Leah Sorensen, Sr. MF, Payson

Sorensen led the Lions with a strong performance as a senior, posting 68 total points (43 goals, 23 assists) and amassed 116 ground balls and 184 draw controls.

Emery Stohlton, Sr. ATT, Cedar Valley

Stohlton totaled 70 points (49 goals, 21 assists), 24 ground balls and 51 draw controls for the Aviators.

Taylor Sulz, Jr. MF, Pleasant Grove

Sults put up 67 points (58 goals, nine assists) along with 61 ground balls and 68 draw controls.

Maya Suri, Sr. MF/ATT, Lone Peak

Suri did her job for the Knights with 50 total points (38 goals, 12 assists) and 26 ground balls.

Rachel Turner, So. MF, Salem Hills

Turner had 47 goals and seven assists for 54 points and also added 50 ground balls for the Skyhawks.

Carlie Ulrich, Sr. ATT, Wasatch

Ulrih was an offensive threat for the Wasps with 62 total points on 36 goals and 26 assists.

Second Team All-Valley

(alphabetical order)

Ashlyn Atkin, Jr. MF, Lehi

35 goals, 39 points, 35 ground balls.

Shaylee Brown, Jr. MF, Maple Mountain

26 goals, 11 assists, 37 points, 31 ground balls, 45 draw controls.

Sage Curtis, Fr. ATT, Skyridge

34 goals, 11 assists, 45 total points.

Annie Davis, So. GK, Wasatch

8.3 goals against average, 75 saves.

Maggie Edmisten, So. ATT/MF, Wasatch

26 goals, four assists, 30 points, 42 ground balls, 27 draw controls.

Liv Enger, Fr. ATT, Skyridge

23 goals, three assists, 29 points, 27 ground balls.

Kate Hamilton, Sr. ATT, Lone Peak

26 goals, six assists, 32 points, 16 ground balls

Annie Hansen, Sr. ATT, Timpanogos

33 goals, eight assists, 41 total points.

Mika Hansen, Jr. MF, Timpanogos

32 goals, three assists, 35 points, 27 ground balls, 33 draw controls.

Jessica Hull, Jr. GK, Orem

105 ground balls, 172 saves.

Hannah Jorgensen, Jr. MF, Lehi

21 goals, seven assists, 28 points, 31 ground balls, 12 draw controls.

Ella Maddox, Sr. MF, Timpanogos

28 goals, three assists, 31 points, 53 ground balls, 49 draw controls.

Sophie MacArthur, Jr. ATT, Orem

25 goals, four assists, 29 total points, 45 ground balls.

Sarah McCullock, Sr. ATT, American Fork

32 goals, one assist, 33 total points, 20 ground balls.

Lucy McMurray, Jr. MF/ATT, Lone Peak

41 goals, nine assists, 50 total points, 20 GB

Haydyn Mecham, Sr. MF, Cedar Valley

16 goals, three assists, 19 total points, 47 ground balls, 24 draw controls.

Noelle Muhlestein, Sr. MF, Payson

25 goals, 11 assists, 36 total points, 87 ground balls.

Kylee Pagnani, Jr. MF, Provo

26 goals, 14 assists, 40 total points, 52 draw controls.

Allie Parke, Sr. MF, Wasatch

35 goals, four assists, 39 total points, 56 ground balls, 52 draw controls.

Emma Parke, Jr. ATT, Provo

39 goals, five assists, 44 total points.

Lydia Poulson, Sr. ATT, Salem Hills

29 goals, eight assists, 37 total points.

Natalie Rowley, Sr. ATT, Payson

38 goals, eight assists, 46 total points.

Auralee Sanders, Sr. MF, Maple Mountain

24 goals, 11 assists, 36 total points.

London Smith, Jr. MF, Pleasant Grove

32 goals, 10 assists, 42 total points, 35 ground balls, 24 draw controls.

Ava Swasey, Sr. ATT, Spanish Fork

23 goals, 12 assists, 35 total points, 74 draw controls.

Rachel Taylor, Sr. MF, Cedar Valley

21 goals, 11 assists, 32 total points, 54 ground balls.

Tiffany Turner, So. ATT, Salem Hills

31 goals, six assists, 37 total points.

Ella Willard, Sr. ATT, Wasatch

28 goals, five assists, 33 total points, 34 ground balls.

Simone Winger, Sr. MF, Lone Peak

24 goals, five assists, 29 total points, 21 ground balls, 54 draw controls.

Ellie Wright, So. MF, Lehi

23 goals, five assists, 28 total points, 36 ground balls, 16 draw controls.

Honorable Mention

(alphabetical order)

AMERICAN FORK: Emma Call, Sarah Egan, Karlei Havili, Bella Mascherino, Hailey Roylance.

CEDAR VALLEY: Tanya Anderson, Ruby Bryan, Lindsey Hunt, Ava Peck

LEHI: Kaylee Hill, Kylie Johnson, Genevieve Jones, Tilly Poulton, Kate Prettyman.

LONE PEAK: Lily Brown, Jane Shumway, Naomi Thompson, Ellie Whitworth.

MAPLE MOUNTAIN: Addy Christensen, Charly Gallman, Taiya Jacobson, Brynn Silva.

MOUNTAIN VIEW: Megan Jackson, Lucia Michletti, Brea Wilde, Kylie Woodhouse

OREM: Hannah Dickinson, Camri Frame, Sophie Resendiz, Gina Rex.

PAYSON: Morgan Beveridge, Sophie Kantor, Kathy Morgan, Lily Potter, Sadie Woodland.

PLEASANT GROVE: Madilyn Floyd, Megan Fontana, Alia Iverson, Beth Pollister, Sophie Slater.

PROVO: Paige Barry. Courtney McFarlane, Emma Scott.

SALEM HILLS: Madelyn Gailey, Ashelyn Larsen, Elyse Lyman, Sarah Strassburg.

SKYRIDGE: Geneva Barfuss, Madelyn Coton, Taylor Brehms, Lily Withers.

SPANISH FORK: Kelsie Applegarth, Peyton Hawkins, Ashlyn Peterson, Olivia Shockley, Emily Walker.

SPRINGVILLE: Chloe Brook, Andrea Jones, Annie Low, Allyson Osborn, Abby Roberts.

TIMPANOGOS: Gabby Burbidge, Jaida Davis, Jada Intharath, Dempsey Nukaya, Cecily Williams.

TIMPVIEW: Youjin Bann, Elizabeth Daniels, Abigail Davis, Jillian Freedman, Kensington Hyde.

WASATCH: Hayden Hatch, Faith Hendrickson, Lana Shallenberger, Elise Zollinger.

WESTLAKE: Addy Bullough, Savannah Fowler, Mollie McEwan, Joelle Morton, Allie Johnson.

ALL-VALLEY GIRLS LACROSSE HISTORY

Freshman Summer Buechner joins her sister, River, as a winner of the Daily Herald’s Valley Player of the Year. River Buechner, who plays collegiately at Division III power Pomona Pitzer, won back-to-back awards for Skyridge in 2021 and 2022. Another sister, Haven, plays collegiately at the University of Richmond and Cabell, a junior at Skyridge, won the 2025 All-Valley Boys Lacrosse Player of the Year.

2020 (no award due to pandemic)

2021 River Buechner, Skyridge

2022 River Buechner, Skyridge

2023 Maddie Potvin, Lone Peak

2024 Morgan Jacobson, Payson

2025 Summer Buechner, Skyridge