Greenwood Girls Dominate All-District Soccer Awards

Junior Emily Jones, senior Brooke Rogers, and coach Noe Cerezo earn top honors in District 2-4A.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 8:07pm

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A cubist, geometric painting depicting a girls soccer game, with overlapping planes of vibrant green, blue, and yellow hues representing the dynamic action on the field.The Greenwood girls soccer team's standout season is reflected in their dominance of the all-district awards, with individual honors and a strong presence on the first team.Greenwood Today

The Greenwood High School girls soccer team had a standout season, taking home three of the top awards in the 2026 All-District 2-4A Girls Soccer Awards. Junior Emily Jones won the Golden Boot Award for most goals scored, senior Brooke Rogers was named All-District Midfielder, and head coach Noe Cerezo and his staff were recognized as the Coaching Staff of the Year.

Why it matters

Greenwood's success reflects the strength of their program and the hard work of their players and coaching staff. The all-district awards highlight the top talent in the region and showcase the competitive nature of high school soccer in West Texas.

The details

In addition to the individual honors, five Greenwood players were named to the All-District First Team: forward Addyson Adame, midfielder Ella Cook, defenders Jazlyn Sigala and Gabriela Barrios, and goalkeeper Farrah Fortner. Andrews High School also had two players, defender Ariana Rosales and goalkeeper Whitnee Seals, make the first team. Wolfforth Frenship Memorial's Alyssa Torres was named the Most Valuable Player.

  • The 2026 All-District 2-4A Girls Soccer Awards were announced on April 7, 2026.

The players

Emily Jones

A junior at Greenwood High School who won the Golden Boot Award for most goals scored during district play.

Brooke Rogers

A senior at Greenwood High School who was named the All-District Midfielder.

Noe Cerezo

The head coach of the Greenwood High School girls soccer team, who was named the Coaching Staff of the Year.

Alyssa Torres

A player from Wolfforth Frenship Memorial High School who was named the Most Valuable Player.

Ariana Rosales

A defender from Andrews High School who was named to the All-District First Team.

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The takeaway

Greenwood's dominant performance in the all-district awards showcases the strength of their girls soccer program and the talented players and coaching staff that have built a winning culture. The recognition of their top players and coaches is a testament to their hard work and dedication throughout the season.