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Texas high school soccer: Class 5A boys, girls championship recaps

Prosper Walnut Grove claims 1st state title with 2OT win; A&M Consolidated girls finsih undefeated

Cody Thorn

Meredith Koltz of Cedar Park, second from left, is congratulated by teammates after she was named MVP of the win against Frisco Wakeland at the UIL Soccer State Championships in at Birkelbach Field in Georgetown Friday April 11, 2025.
Meredith Koltz of Cedar Park, second from left, is congratulated by teammates after she was named MVP of the win against Frisco Wakeland at the UIL Soccer State Championships in at Birkelbach Field in Georgetown Friday April 11, 2025. / Jay Janner/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Day two of the UIL state soccer championships are underway in Georgetown.

The first two champions on Friday were also first-time state champs.

Dallas Highland Park made the finals for the second time in school history and won the Class 5A Division II titles.

The other state champions awarded in early games was Cedar Park.

The Wolverines knocked off a defending state champion behind MVP Meredith Koltz.

The night game featured an OT game, while A&M Consolidated scored 4 goals — the most of any title game so far.

GAME RECAPS 

Class 5A Division II boys 

Dallas Highland Park 2, Liberty Hill 0

In the finals for the first time since 1987, Dallas Highland Park locked up the school’s first title in boys soccer.

Jack O’Grady’s goal in the 5th minute gave the Scots a lead they would not relinquish. The senior earned MVP honors in the championship game.

The Scots (21-1-2) scored both goals in the first half. 

Hafeey Shah added the second goal in the 21st minute.

Liberty Hill was shut out by two keepers by the Scots. Justin Ratner had 5 saves in 75 minutes. Preston Telfer played the final 4-plus minutes.

The title game berth was also the second for Liberty Hill — the 4A runners-up in 2015.

Liberty Hill (15-8-7) had won nine in a row before the loss in the finals. At one point this year, the Panthers were 3-6-3. 

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Dallas Highland Park players celebrate their win over Liberty Hill at the UIL Soccer State Championships in at Birkelbach Field in Georgetown Friday April 11, 2025. / Jay Janner/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Class 5A Division II girls 

Cedar Park 3, Frisco Wakeland 1

Meredith Koltz scored twice — only four shots — to lead Cedar Park to a state championship Friday morning.

The state title is the first for the Timberwolves in the second trip to the finals. Cedar Park was the runner-up in 4A in 2002.

Cedar Park (25-2-1) scored all three goals in the first half. 

Koltz — a Belmont University signee — had markers in the 6th and 23rd minutes. In between, Brooke Pack scored in the 9th. 

Stats gave the Timberwolves 4 shots on goals — with 3 goals. 

A nearly perfect season came to an end for the Wolverines. 

Wakeland (25-1-1) won the Class 5A title last year and won the crown in 2022. The Frisco school is now 4-2 in state title games since 2011.

Lily McCalmont scored in the 76th minute for Wakeland.

Class 5A Division I girls 

College Station A&M Consolidated 4, Colleyville Heritage 0

The first state title for College Station A&M Consolidated came with an undefeated record.

The Lady Tigers used a second-half barrage to pick up the title against the Lady Panthers. 

Sophomore Jolee Ingram scored twice for A&M Consolidated — 29th and 62nd minute.

Her first marker made it 1-0 going into the break.

Liz Garrett scored in the 45th and Ingram’s brace made it 3-0. Lainey Hermansen scored the final goal in the 72nd minute.

Abby Rowse didn’t face a single shot in goal for A&M — which was 26-0-1 this year.  This is the 19th time the A&M Consol defense held a team scoreless.

Heritage was in the finals for the second year in a row after falling to Frisco Wakeland last spring. 

Colleyville Heritage (17-3-1) was seeking its first state title since 1999.  

Class 5A Division I boys 

Prosper Walnut Grove 3, San Antonio Southwest 2, 2OT 

Wheeler Clayton capped off his freshman year with a historic goal.

In the 97th minute, his only shot on the goal broke a 2-2 tie. Clayton was named the MVP for his tally.

The Wildcats weathered two corner kicks by the Dragons over the final minute to win.

The game was tied 1-1 in the first half. Mason Kutch had a goal 1:18 into the game for Walnut Grove. He later added the assist on Clayton’s goal.

An own goal allowed Southwest (25-2-0) to tie the game in the 24th. 

Walnut Grove (25-0-2) went ahead 2-1 by an own goal by Southwest in the 63rd. 

Caleb Barajas scored in the 63rd for the Dragons for the equalizer. 

Southwest had five players that took part in all 100 minutes. Walnut Grove had two — including goalkeeper Quinn Shelton, who had 7 saves.

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Cody Thorn
CODY THORN

Cody Thorn is a veteran journalist who covers high school sports across the state of Texas and Missouri. He is based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and has covered sports and news since 1999.

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