Ms. Soccer winners from three classes are honored
Providence Academy’s Maddyn Greenway in Class 1A, Holy Angels’ Ellen Neuharth in 2A and St. Michael-Albertville’s Emma Kvant in 3A are selected as Minnesota’s top seniors.

The Minnesota Star Tribune
Two multisport stars and a state championship game regular make up this year’s honorees for Ms. Soccer.
On Sunday, the Minnesota State High School Soccer Coaches Association announced the recipients of the prestigious career recognition, awarded to a senior in each size classification of competition.
Here are this year’s winners:
Class 1A
Maddyn Greenway • Providence Academy
When the Star Tribune caught up with Maddyn Greenway after she broke the MSHSL goalscoring record in a section tournament win over Breck, she said she had set a personal goal of winning both Ms. Soccer and Ms. Basketball.
Greenway, committed to Kentucky for basketball, can check one of those off her list.
The Providence Academy forward’s 52 goals this fall improved her total with the Lions to 207. She helped the Class 1A team to its first state title in 2024 — one of the achievements that earned her recognition as Strib Varsity’s Female Athlete of the Year. The Lions look to repeat as this year’s No. 1 seed.
Read more about Greenway’s accomplishments here.
Class 2A
Ellen Neuharth • Holy Angels
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Neuharth, committed to the Gophers, is a two-time Tri-Metro Conference Player of the Year whose 25 goals and three assists have the Stars looking to reach their fourth consecutive state title game. Neuharth has been an all-conference honoree since her freshman year, when the Stars won the 2022 state championship.
Class 3A
Emma Kvant • St. Michael-Albertville
Kvant is a track and field state champion looking to run collegiately, but her soccer talents are Division I level, too. Her speed and skill have made her a force to be reckoned with for the Knights soccer team.
Kvant’s 22 goals and eight assists this fall helped St. Michael-Albertville reach the Class 3A state tournament for the fourth consecutive season.
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Cassidy Hettesheimer
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Cassidy Hettesheimer is a high school sports reporter at the Minnesota Star Tribune.
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