Tri-County Player of the Year: 10 Candidates

Bodine sets the benchmark

At Cumberland, the report credits senior attacker and midfielder Ellie Bodine with 31 goals and 15 assists. She scored 34 goals last season and is reportedly 13 goals short of 100 for her career.

That production gives Bodine the strongest statistical case in the group, particularly because she contributes both as a finisher and a creator.

Adelyn McDonnell has supplied the attacking spark for Delsea. The update lists her with 20 goals and seven assists, including four goals across two matches, another hat-trick and two goals against Cherokee.

A field packed with impact

• Mya Narcisi (Kingsway) is credited with 18 goals and six assists, including six multi-goal matches.
• Jorja Widmer (Gloucester Tech) has reportedly scored 18 goals after reaching 17 in each of her first two seasons.
• Nicolette Bloomer (Schalick) has 17 goals and three assists as a freshman.
• Korynn Hernandez (Woodstown) has 17 goals and eight assists, including three early hat-tricks.
• Ava D’Alessandro (Clearview) has 10 goals and four assists.
• Quinn Anderson (Clearview) adds two goals and four assists from a holding midfield role.
• Sienna Cairone (Delsea) is listed with 12 goals and eight assists.
• Emery Sharpnack (Pitman) has four goals and 12 assists, plus a reported program-best 43 career assists.

Team success could decide it

The divisional picture adds another layer. The report places Clearview first in the Royal Division, while Delsea’s unbeaten Liberty Division campaign strengthens the cases for McDonnell and Cairone. Bloomer’s production is also tied to Schalick’s reported hold on the Diamond Division lead.

The next stretch should separate headline numbers from sustained influence. Bodine’s pursuit of 100 career goals, Delsea’s unbeaten run and the leading scorers’ performances in decisive matches will shape the final award conversation.