Northridge, Westview, and Goshen aim for strong start in girls soccer

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 2:17 AM

Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Summary

Local girls soccer teams are set for the 2026 season. Northridge is looking to build on its 15-3-2 record from last season, with ten key players returning for eighth-year coach Chris Mallott. Westview, ranked No. 1 in the preseason poll, returns 15 starters after an impressive 15-3-1 season. Goshen hopes to improve upon an 8-7-1 record, welcoming back 12 letterwinners, including top scorers Jiana Camacho and Sydney McLaughlin. Efforts to strengthen regular-season schedules among these teams aim to prepare them for the postseason. The season is expected to start shortly, with all teams eager to compete at a higher level.

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  • Northridge returns ten players, aiming for another conference title.
  • Westview looks to capitalize on a strong group after last season's success.
  • Goshen's experienced roster seeks to build on an 8-7-1 finish.
  • Concord aims to stay competitive in a tough Northern Lakes Conference.
  • Wawasee hopes for improvement after a challenging 0-16-1 season last year.
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Local girls soccer programs saw plenty of success a season ago from programs like Northridge, Westview and Goshen. With those squads eyeing even better seasons and the rest of the teams vying for improvement, everyone is ready to get the 2026 season underway. Northridge went 15-3-2 with a 7-0 mark in the Northern Lakes Conference to bring home the 2025 conference crown. The Raiders won their ...

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