Annie Flynn
Senior, Mount Greylock
Attack
The county scoring champion with 87 goals, Flynn was the tip of the spear offensively for Greylock.
The coach’s take: She played both ends of the field. She never gave up.
-- Greylock coach Lindsey von Holtz Jaci Aubin
Junior, Hoosac Valley
Attack
Led the Hurricanes with 19 goals and was second on the team in assists with four.
The coach’s take: She made catches other players just couldn’t make. Jaci also had a very hard shot.
-- Hoosac coach Niki McWhirt
Moriah McKenna
Junior, Lee
Attack
Second on the team in scoring with 38 goals. Added 19 assists, second in the county.
The coach’s take: She was our point guard. She was the one who set up our scorers. I was very pleased with her play this year.
-- Lee coach Dave Galisa
Jamie Budaj
Senior, Wahconah
Midfield
The league’s No. 4 scorer with 51 goals. A great two-way player.
The coach’s take: She was our key player at both ends of the field. She was a team leader.
-- Wahconah coach Kathy Budaj
Sam Kasala
Senior, Wahconah
Midfield
The No. 3 scorer in the county, she and Jamie Budaj were a potent 1-2 punch for the Warriors. Her
The coach’s take: She was strong from beginning to the end of the game. A hard worker.
-- Budaj
Jen Ogle
Senior, Pittsfield
Midfield
Pittsfield’s top scorer with 40 goals, fifth best in Berkshire County.
The coach’s take: She was our team leader, she held us together and kept everybody upbeat. I never saw her slow down in a game.
-- PHS coach Daniella Gardino
Megan Gaul
Junior, Lee
Midfield
The county’s No. 2 scorer with 81 goals, she led the league with 27 assists. A dangerous scorer who knew when to pass off.
The coach’s take: She scored 81 goals, but she also had a boatload of assists. She was very good at drawing opponents to her and passing off.
-- Galisa
Alana Chesney
Sophomore, Greylock
Midfield
Scored 11 goals on the season for the Mounties, and also had two assists. A strong defender who played well at both ends.
The coach’s take: Alana led the team in draw controls. She didn’t really play a position. Her job was to stop the other team’s best player.
-- Von Holtz
Laine Chiaretta
Senior, Wahconah
Defense
A tough defender who was not afraid to play physically. Also the No. 4 passer in the league with 12 assists.
The coach’s take: Defense often doesn’t get as much publicity, but Laine was a big part of the team. A great work ethic.
-- Budaj
Sarah Stripp
Seventh grade, Greylock
Defense
The Mounties’ "defensive defender", Stripp wasn’t much of a scorer, but she was tenacious at the other end of the field.
The coach’s take: Sarah led the team in ground balls and caused turnovers. She was a great defender.
-- Von Holtz
Kristina Wadsworth
Senior, Greylock
Defense
Paired with Stripp, Wadsworth gave Greylock a formidable defensive unit.
The coach’s take: She was one of our captains. She called out our setups.
-- Von Holtz
Meaghan Albert
Senior, Greylock
Goalie
Had 83 saves on the season, with a season high 20 in a loss to Lee. One of the league’s best clutch goaltenders.
The coach’s take: She was unreal in our last league game against Wahconah [with 19 saves]. If we didn’t have her, Wahconah would have been in the tournament, not us.
-- Von Holtz
-- Capsules by Derek Gentile, Berkshire Eagle Staff
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