Knoxville-Area Girls' Football Midseason Player Ballot

Scorers lead the early race

The reported attacking numbers give the ballot a clear starting point:

  • Kingston freshman Hayden Perry is listed with 18 goals and eight assists.
  • Oliver Springs senior Kylee Moss also has 18 goals, plus one assist.
  • Northview Academy freshman Sophie Howard has scored 17 goals.
  • Sevier County’s Lilly Faulkner has 15 goals and four assists.
  • Anderson County’s Roxana Aguilar and Central’s Teighley Fowler each have 13 goals.

Christian Academy of Knoxville also has three nominees with notable returns. Junior Ellie Leemon reportedly has 12 goals and four assists, sophomore Ella Bennett has 10 goals and six assists, while senior Olivia Law has seven goals and 10 assists.

Creativity strengthens the field

The ballot is not solely a contest between leading scorers. Gibbs senior Kylie Musto reportedly leads the assist figures with 13, alongside eight goals. Seymour’s Zoe Williams has 11 assists and seven goals, while Sevier County sophomore Addison Brewer has 10 assists and eight goals.

Those totals underline the value of chance creation in a season where several candidates have combined scoring with playmaking.

Defensive influence counts

The report also highlights players whose impact is measured beyond the attacking column. Hardin Valley sophomore Zoe Price has reportedly played in defence, midfield and goal, scoring once. Since moving into goal, she has conceded three times and recorded six shutouts.

Rockwood sophomore Katelynn Reano is listed with 141 saves, while Catholic senior Kate Hopkins has 51 saves and two shutouts. Bearden freshman Fallyn Baker has conceded six goals while keeping five clean sheets.

Voting remains open until the stated deadline. The next storyline will be whether the final ballot rewards headline scoring totals or the broader influence of goalkeepers, defenders and creators.