The report says Haiser also set a Plainfield North record with seven goals in one match and finished her career with 81 goals, despite not playing during her junior season. Those numbers give her recognition a clear foundation: high-volume scoring, major single-game impact and sustained production across her high-school career.
She was not the only forward to deliver an exceptional season. Allie Werner of Peotone reportedly finished with 46 goals and 12 assists, taking her career total to 127 goals. Gabriela Kuruc of Lemont added 32 goals and eight assists and was also named player of the year in the South Suburban Conference Blue.
The selection also highlights the value of defensive consistency. Flynn Meyer of Lincoln-Way Central reportedly recorded 16 shutouts, conceding nine goals in 22 matches and allowing only one during conference play. That platform helped Lincoln-Way Central reach the supersectional.
The list’s depth extends into midfield and defence. Madison Weil reportedly made an immediate impact for Lemont with 25 goals and 26 assists, while Hayden Spodarek of Lockport contributed 12 assists and received just one yellow card.
With Haiser, Werner and Kuruc representing different attacking profiles, the selection underlines how decisive finishing shaped the local season. The next storyline will be whether returning players such as Weil can assume larger roles, while the region’s graduating stars move on and leave new forwards to replace their production.