The report says Corrion closed her high school career as Central’s all-time leading scorer. Her senior season reportedly included 36 goals and 12 assists, taking her four-year total to 92 goals.
That production made Corrion the reported county leader in both goals and total points. The three-time All-Bay County selection also leaves Central with one of the strongest attacking records in the area.
Central’s recognition reportedly extends to senior defender Corinne Salazar, who anchored a young back line from centre-back.
Wittbrodt’s selection reflects a versatile season for Western. The report credits her with 10 goals and five assists while operating across midfield and defence, alongside a key role in a run of shutouts.
Western reportedly placed four players on the All-Bay County team, the most of any school. Defender Addison Lewandowski, midfielder Audrey Kundinger and forward Claire Robinson joined Wittbrodt among the recognised players.
Kundinger is reported to have led the county with 24 assists, while Robinson finished second in scoring with 24 goals. Lewandowski’s contribution from centre-back added balance to a group combining defensive reliability with significant attacking output.
Essexville Garber goalkeeper Iva Bebow is reportedly the Keeper of the Year after moving from an outfield role and recording the county’s best save percentage at .846. The report also highlights John Glenn, Pinconning and Garber for multiple selections.
The awards underline the depth of the county’s talent, from Claire Arnold’s 17 goals and 18 assists to Isabella Snyder’s 20 assists for John Glenn.
The next storyline will be whether the returning players can carry that production into the 2027 season, while the departing seniors leave a sizeable leadership gap across the county.