Wisconsin Soccer Central

Jada Dayne is well known in Wisconsin soccer – she made the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association First XI as a freshman back in 2013 and repeated the honor in 2014 and again this year.

Now the defender has earned national accolades.

Dayne, who has verbally committed to play at Michigan starting in 2016, was named to the second team of the Top Drawer Soccer Girls Spring All-America team.

The foot-9 Dayne, the daughter of legendary University of Wisconsin running back Ron Dayne, was the only state player to make the website's top honor teams. She scored seven goals for Waunakee as a junior this season.

Overland Park St. Thomas Aquinas (Kan.) forward Jamie Kutey, an incoming freshman at Marquette, also was a second-team All-American.

• Dayne heads up a group of five state players on the TDS Girls Spring All-Great Lakes Region team. She's joined by Waukesha West junior forward Dani Rhodes, Waukesha Catholic Memorial senior goalkeeper Cassidy Lentz, Milwaukee DSHA junior defender Amanda Durst and Muskego junior defender Jenny Fischer. Rhodes was the Gatorade Wisconsin Player of the Year and shared the WSCA honor with Lentz. Kutey made the All-Great Plains Region team along with Millard North (Neb.) keeper Madison Henry, who has verbally committed to Marquette for 2016.
• TDS named 14 girls players Wisconsin All-Stars for this season:

• Four state players – Lentz, Kitchell, Jahn and Rhodes – also were named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Girls Spring All-North Region team.
• Forward Peter Raymonds (Brookfield East), who was the WSCA and Gatorade Wisconsin Player of the Year, was the only Wisconsin player named to the TDS Boys Fall All-Great Lakes Region team. The UW-Milwaukee recruit had 32 goals and six assists in helping the Spartans win the Division 2 state title. Milwaukee Marquette's Steve Lawrence was honored as the TDS Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year after leading the Hilltoppers to their 10th WIAA state championship and 25th overall – both the most in state history. Marquette went 15-0-2 against state opponents and closed the season on a 20-game unbeaten streak (19-0-1).
• Nineteen boys players were lauded as TDS Wisconsin All-Stars:

• The 24th annual Wisconsin Masonic All-Star Games are Saturday at UW-Whitewater's Fiskum Field, with the girls game at 11 a.m. and the boys game at 1 p.m. Check out the rosters for the event, which is for players who were seniors during the 2014-15 school year.