There were plenty of great performances across the South Jersey pitches in girls' soccer last week.
Here are our picks for the best.
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Gateway's Maggie Magill received the most votes in last week's poll with 46.9 percent of all votes recorded. Schalick's Olivia Vanacker and Delran's Kaylee Keith rounded out the top three.
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Statistics are through games played on Saturday.
Burlington County Scholastic League
Allie Fasanella, Bordentown. The freshman collected four goals and two assists as the Scotties went 2-1 for the week. Fasanella leads the squad with 15 goals this season.
Ashley Javick, Northern Burlington. The senior netted a goal in each of the Greyhounds’ two victories last week. Javick has six goals since Sept. 28.
Ryleigh Kozlowski, Florence. The sophomore chalked up a goal and an assist as the Flashes picked up their 10th win of the season with a 4-1 triumph over Medford Tech.
Colonial Conference
Senya Kennedy, Haddon Township. As the Hawks’ hot streak continued with wins over Sterling and Pennsville, the freshman played a pivotal role with five goals. She scored four times as the Hawks knocked off the Silver Knights. Kennedy is up to eight goals for the season.
Maisie Leckerman, Haddonfield. The junior deposited three goals as the Haddons picked up a pair of wins over Audubon and Collingswood. Leckerman raised her team’s leading goal total to 13, which includes five multi-score games.
Morgan Wiltsey, Audubon. The senior collected three goals as the Green Wave went 2-1 for the week. She has nine goals for the season, including at least one tally in every Audubon victory.
Olympic Conference
Megan Hock, Moorestown. The senior scored a goal as the Quakers rallied from a deficit to defeat Lenape, 2-1, in overtime on Oct. 13. She dished out three assists in a win against Winslow two days later.
Caitlin Olkowski, Shawnee. The senior delivered the decisive goal in a 1-0 win over Cherry Hill East on Oct. 13. She has three goals this season, two coming in games that finished 1-0.
Mya Tinges, Bishop Eustace. The senior became the first player to score against the Shawnee defense in 12 games during a 3-1 loss on Oct. 15. Tinges also provided a helper on Maggie Luebbert’s game-winning goal in a 1-0 win over Camden Catholic on Oct. 13. She has four goals and four assists for the season.
Tri-County Conference
Sophia Brando, Williamstown. The senior keeper earned a pair of clean sheets and extended her shutout streak to three with wins over Deptford and Washington Township. She made nine saves to silence the Minutemaids on Oct. 14.
Victoria Bupp, Overbrook. As the Rams closed the week out with victories against Penns Grove and Riverside, Bupp chalked up nine goals in the two contests. The senior had a career-best, five-goal game against the Red Devils on Oct. 14. She has scored 22 goals this season, raising her career total to 52.
Sienna Maysonet, Clearview. Three games, three goals for the junior midfielder as the Pioneers picked up wins over Delsea, Schalick and Rancocas Valley. Maysonet provided the lone tally in the 1-0 victory against Delsea.
Cape-Atlantic League
Corinne Burkhardt, Millville. After a two-goal performance in a win over Pleasantville, the junior delivered the decisive goal in a 2-1 comeback win over rival Vineland. Burkhardt also set up Bailey Hulse’s goal to start the rally against the Fighting Clan. She raised her season goal total to a team-best 15.
Leah Engelmann, Cedar Creek. The senior dished out seven assists in three games as the Pirates knocked off Atlantic Tech twice, including a win in the opening round of the CAL Tournament, and a win over Pleasantville. Engelmann had four assists in the first meeting with ACIT and has eight helpers for the season.
Ogechi Wokocha, Absegami. The senior scored twice as the Braves knocked off Holy Spirit, 6-0, in the opening round of the CAL Tournament. Wokocha has nine goals for the season and 39 for her career.
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This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: Who were the top performers in high school girls' soccer for Oct. 12-17?