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Texas high school soccer: Class 6A boys, girls championship recaps (4-12-25)

Hurricanes, Vipers, Cowgirls and Marauders claim titles on final day of state finals

Cody Thorn

Birkelbach Field in Georgetown, Texas is hosting the Class 6A finals on April 12.
Birkelbach Field in Georgetown, Texas is hosting the Class 6A finals on April 12. / GABY VELASQUEZ/ EL PASO TIMES / USA TODAY NETWORK

The last day of UIL soccer for the 2024-25 season ended with an overtime game. Before that, two Dallas area teams won state title No. 3 for their respective schools — Flower Mound Marcus and Coppell.

After losing a state title game last year, Austin Vandegrift boys took home the top prize in its redemption game.

Finally, an all-Houston showdown turned into a revenge win for Klein Cain.

GAME RECAPS

Class 6A Division II girls 

Flower Mound Marcus 1, Houston Stratford 0

Marcus is the state champion for the second time in three years and the third time in school history.

A free kick by Maddie Hayes in the 47th minute — beating Olivia Harbison to her right — was the difference in the game.

She was named MVP for the shot. 

Harbison, for her part, made 7 saves out of the 8 shots on goal for the Lady Spartans, who finished 22-3-3.

Marcus goalkeeper Aubrey Tipton had three saves in the shutout.

The Marauders (19-4-3) closed the year with shutouts in the six games. 

Class 6A Division II boys

Austin Vandegrift 3, Mesquite 1

Austin Vandegrift won the football title and now also won the futbol title.

The Vipers scored two first-half goals and that was more than enough in a win against the Skeeters.

Vandegrift made the state championship last year but lost to Katy Seven Lakes. This is the school’s first boys soccer state championship — after the football team a title in December. 

Three players scored a goal for the Vipers. James Hehman scored in the 23rd minute and Nabhi Shrimal followed 10 minutes later, making it 2-0 at the break.

Vandegrift (21-3-3) made it 3-0 on Nick Abeling’s goal 5 minutes into the second half.

The lone marker for the Skeeters (19-4-4) came from Agustin Robles in the 60th.

James Hehman was named the MVP of the game.

Class 6A Division I girls

Kayla Gibbons
Lake Travis Cavaliers defender Kayla Gibbons (7) slams a header against the Coppell Cowgirls during the first half of the UIL Class 6A Division I girls state soccer final Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Georgetown ISD's Birkelbach Field. / John Gutierrez / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Coppell 6, Austin Lake Travis 2

The Cowgirls scored the most goals of any team in the state championships during the three-day event.

Summer Chen had a pair of goals and added an assist for Coppell (22-2-3) to secure the school’s third state title.

Coppell previously won titles in 2015 and 2009. 

The game was 2-1 in favor of the Cowgirls after 40 minutes. 

Neerali Kapadia scored the first of her two goals for Coppell in the 15th minute. Monica Morales made it 2-0 in favor of Coppell with her goal in the 25th — on a pass from Chen.

Lake Travis (22-2-1) pulled within a goal on an unassisted goal by Banin Patterson in the 31st.

Chen (45th) struck first in the second half to make it 3-1. Two minutes later, the Lady Cavs pulled within a goal again on Kayla Gibbons’ goal.

The Cowgirls scored three times in 9 minutes to seal the win — starting in the 49th minute by Morales.

Her second goal was followed by Chen’s second goal in the 53rd and Kapadia’s second goal in the 58th.

Coppell closed the year winning six in a row — following a loss to state champion Flower Mound Marcus on St. Patrick’s Day. 

Lake Travis had won 13 in a row and the only loss in the regular season was a 4-0 loss to Coppell on Jan 2.

Class 6A Division I boys 

Klein Cain 1, Alief Elsik 0, OT

An all-Houston showdown came in the final game of the year was a rematch.

The two teams met earlier this year with Alief Elsik winning 2-0 on Jan. 11.

The results were flipped this time around.

Parker Glenn’s overtime goal in OT gave the Hurricanes their first state title in the first trip to the championship game.

Glenn’s goal came in the 88th minute for Klein Cain (24-2-3) but the game wasn’t over.

Another 10 minutes were played. Elsik (24-3) had a chance in the 91st minute with a corner kick. 

Klein Cain was also called for a yellow card in the 97th minute but the Rams were unable to capitalize.

Donato Farina stopped all three shots in goal for the Hurricanes. 

Glenn’s goal was the only registered shot on goal for the Hurricanes. 

Klein Cain won its final 11 games of the year. 

The Rams had won 8 in a row heading into the finals, including knocking off defending state champion Katy Seven Lakes.

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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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