Celina Girls Soccer Reaches State Semifinals Again

Sophomore forward De Moor plays key role in team's return to the final four.

Apr. 3, 2026 at 2:50am

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A cubist, geometric painting depicting a girls soccer match, with the players and field broken down into overlapping planes of green, blue, and white shapes, conveying the dynamic energy and movement of the game.Celina's girls soccer team continues its dynasty, with a new generation of players stepping up to lead the squad to the state semifinals.Celina Today

The Celina girls soccer team, which won the state championship four years in a row, has returned a strong squad for the 2026 season. Despite losing over 100 goals from last year's title-winning team, the squad has reloaded with talented players, including sophomore forward Avery De Moor, who has stepped up to play a crucial role in the team's return to the state semifinals.

Why it matters

Celina has established itself as a dominant force in Texas high school girls soccer, winning four consecutive state titles. The team's ability to reload and maintain its success at the highest level is a testament to the strength of the program and the quality of the players it develops.

The details

Avery De Moor, a sophomore forward, has emerged as a key contributor for Celina this season, helping to fill the void left by the departure of several high-scoring players from last year's championship team. De Moor's seamless integration into the squad and her ability to quickly adapt to the team's system have been crucial to Celina's continued success.

  • Celina won the state championship in 2025.
  • The 2026 season is currently underway.

The players

Avery De Moor

A sophomore forward who has played a key role in Celina's return to the state semifinals this season.

Celina Girls Soccer Team

A high school soccer team that has won four consecutive state championships and is currently competing in the 2026 season.

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What they’re saying

“The team is so close and everybody is so supportive.”

— Avery De Moor, Sophomore Forward

What’s next

Celina will face the winner of the other semifinal match in the state championship game, which is scheduled for April 12th.

The takeaway

Celina's ability to maintain its dominance in girls soccer, even after losing key players from its championship team, is a testament to the strength of the program and the quality of the players it develops. The emergence of Avery De Moor as a key contributor has been crucial to the team's continued success.