COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Texas A&M Soccer newcomers Grace Cory and Grace Piper were recently honored for the senior seasons of their prep careers.
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Cory was named to the Texas Association of Soccer Coaches (TASCO) Girls All-State Class 6A First Team as a midfielder. She also earned All-District 7-6A First Team recognition along with District 7-6A Midfielder Most Valuable Player status.
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Piper earned District 16-6A MVP honors for the second consecutive season. She's also a leading candidate to earn Montgomery County MVP recognition.
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Cory set the Southlake Carroll High School all-time record for points and ended her career with 85 goals, just two shy of the school record. She logged 222 points on 85 goals and 52 assists over a prep career that spanned 107 matches. The Dragons ended the season with a 23-2-0 mark. Cory helped the squad average nearly six goals a game.
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The loss didn't diminish the outstanding senior campaign Cory experienced. She logged 23 goals, including a notching a hat trick in the Dragons' 10-0 win over South Grand Prairie in the opening round of the Class 6A playoffs. The effort against SGP earned her DFW Varsity 6-A Player of the Week accolades. She ended her senior season with 58 points, including 12 assists.
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Piper, last season's District 16-6A MVP, notched 16 points this season as a holding midfielder at The Woodlands High School, logging seven goals and two assists. The Highlanders concluded their campaign with a 21-4-1 record.
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Cory was named to the Texas Association of Soccer Coaches (TASCO) Girls All-State Class 6A First Team as a midfielder. She also earned All-District 7-6A First Team recognition along with District 7-6A Midfielder Most Valuable Player status.
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Piper earned District 16-6A MVP honors for the second consecutive season. She's also a leading candidate to earn Montgomery County MVP recognition.
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Cory set the Southlake Carroll High School all-time record for points and ended her career with 85 goals, just two shy of the school record. She logged 222 points on 85 goals and 52 assists over a prep career that spanned 107 matches. The Dragons ended the season with a 23-2-0 mark. Cory helped the squad average nearly six goals a game.
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The loss didn't diminish the outstanding senior campaign Cory experienced. She logged 23 goals, including a notching a hat trick in the Dragons' 10-0 win over South Grand Prairie in the opening round of the Class 6A playoffs. The effort against SGP earned her DFW Varsity 6-A Player of the Week accolades. She ended her senior season with 58 points, including 12 assists.
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Piper, last season's District 16-6A MVP, notched 16 points this season as a holding midfielder at The Woodlands High School, logging seven goals and two assists. The Highlanders concluded their campaign with a 21-4-1 record.