
The Ada Bulldogs and Riverdale Falcons were well represented on the NCOSA All-Conference teams for both boys and girls soccer.
The two schools shared second place in girls’ soccer, but after boosting their win total for the fourth straight season, Ada’s Doug Dewese was honored as NCOSA Coach of the Year. Reese Jordan and Rose Baxter earned first-team All-NCOSA honors, while Emily Gibson, Emily Shanks, and Kenley Poling secured second-team spots. Shay Smith received an honorable mention alongside teammates Aliyah Kober and Lynkin McDougle.
For the Falcons, Marissa Bonham and Ryleigh Howard earned first-team All-NCOSA honors, while Sophie Weatherholtz and Bristel Cramner made the second team. Taryn Headington, Janelle Best, Lilly Mowery, Emma Kemmere, Faith Schlarb, and Gwen Bucher received honorable mentions.
The boys’ teams were no strangers to the All-Conference honors, with the both the Falcons and Bulldogs boasting nine talented athletes recognized. For Riverdale Cameron Snook earned a spot on the first team, while Reydon Bishop and Landon Elwood were named to the second team. Honorable mentions went to Clemens Lukesch, Adrian Altvater, Blaine Roach, Deegan McLaughlin, Kolten Evans, and Jayden Miller.
For Ada, it was Jacob Rush and Andrew Allen on first-team All-NCOSA. Carson Conley earned himself a second-team selection. Chase Jarrett, Wyatt Fisher, Tim Chrissobolis, Bradyn Bowen, Connor McKean, and Daniel Klear were all honorable mentions.
Written by: bbyrne
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