Girls Player of the Year
Despite seeing her senior season end in the latter stages with a knee injury, Jackson made her mark as the county's most complete player. The team captain and four-year standout dropped back to a defensive midfield position to solidify the middle of the field with tireless and crafty play. Jackson, who finished with one goal and three assists after a 10-goal, seven-assist junior season playing closer to the final third, was always around the ball and able to carry it forward or effectively distribute passes to set up teammates. Cornell ranks at the top of her college list, as she plans to play at the next level.
Girls Coach of the Year
The first-year coach led the Wildecats to a 12-4 season that included the Howard County championship with a 2-1 win over Class 2A state champ River Hill. Despite losing his top playmaking midfielder late in the season to a knee injury, Webster kept the team confident.
Girls First team
| Name | School | Class | Position |
| Anna Kim | River Hill | Junior | Forward |
| Rachel McKee | Mount Hebron | Senior | Forward |
| Kelsey Reiff | Reservoir | Junior | Forward |
| Faryn Watts | Wilde Lake | Senior | Forward |
| Kristina Jackson | Wilde Lake | Senior | Midfielder |
| Bethany Keefer | Wilde Lake | Senior | Midfielder |
| Kathryn Rodgers | River Hill | Senior | Midfielder |
| Kristen Schmidbauer | Glenelg | Junior | Midfielder |
| Ellie Axenfeld | Glenelg | Junior | Defender |
| Becky Perrault | River Hill | Senior | Defender |
| Amy Song | River Hll | Senior | Defender |
| Grace Koplow | Wilde Lake | Senior | Goalkeeper |
Team selected by Glenn Graham after consultation with The Baltimore Sun staff and area coaches.
