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5 EGHS Girls Earn First Team All-State Honors For Fall Sports

EGHS's Drljaca in tennis, Pallister and Kraft in field hockey, McCaffery in Cross Country, and LeBlanc in soccer are named.

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The Providence Journal has named many of its All-State teams for the fall season. Here are the girl athletes from East Greenwich High School who received honors.

Girls Tennis, First Team:

Junior Aleksandra Drljaca was named to the first team for the third year in a row, but this year, she has the distinction of having won the state singles title. Drljaca won every match she played during the regular season, and lost only 2 sets out of the 38 she played. 

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Second Team:

Heather Shen

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Elizabeth Blessing

Field Hockey, First Team:

Senior Keri Pallister was, according to the Providence Journal, a "key reason East Greenwich finished second in I-South." Pallister, as sweeper, provided leadership for several rookie teammates.

Senior Marielle Kraft was the leading scorer in Division I for the second year in a row, with 21 goals and 11 assists. Coach Deb McMullen said Kraft was a leader this year, someone who made play and played defense.

Second Team:

Jamie Fugere 

Caroline Neupauer

Honorable Mention:

Leah Shoer

All-Rookie Team:

Kaley McMullen

Girls Cross Country, First Team:

Sophomore Margaret McCaffrey placed sixth in the state championships, third in the Class B championships, and 21 at the New Englands. 

Girls Soccer, First Team:

Senior Skylar LeBlanc makes it to the First Team All-State after three years on the Second Team. Her strength this season was on defense. LeBlanc has committed to played for Northeastern.

Second Team:

Carolyn Cruise

Girl's Volleyball, Second Team:

Phoebe Wong, Setter, Sophomore

We'll have a story on the EGHS boys named to All State teams in coming days.

 

 

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