Selected by Staff Writer David Hinojosa based on regular-season and playoff performances

The statistics, Lauren Wilmoth says, are irrelevant. The thing the Garland forward will remember most about her senior season was the chance to play with her friends.

"I'll miss hanging out with all the girls since we won't be playing together anymore," Wilmoth said. "I've been playing with them since I was a little girl."

Wilmoth made a big impact for Garland, which won the District 11-5A title and advanced to the regional quarterfinals. Wilmoth figured in 81 of Garland's 109 goals, leading the area in goals (46) and assists (35). Wilmoth, a former member of the under-17 national team, hopes to make a similar impact next year at UCLA.

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"I'm going to do my best to start as a freshman," Wilmoth said. "I'm going to take that opportunity and do what I can."

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Notable: 46 goals, 35 assists

About Wilmoth: She has played in Brazil and Mexico with the under-17 national team.

What you don't know: "I also run track."

Notable: Led McKinney North to its first state championship in the program's four-year history with a 26-0-1 record.

About Lankford: His teams were 45-6-5 in two seasons at McKinney North. He will be the girls athletic coordinator and girls soccer coach at McKinney Boyd next season.

What you don't know: "I wanted to be an Olympic skier."

Notable: 36 goals, 18 assists

About Henderson: After playing six varsity games as a freshman, she flourished in her first full year of varsity soccer. She was the area's second-leading 5A goal scorer.

What you don't know: "I like to sing."

Notable: 19 goals, 30 assists

About May: As Coppell's leading returning scorer, May drew plenty of double teams. She was second in assists among 5A players.

What you don't know: "I love junk food."

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2005-06 All-Area Soccer

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Notable: 27 goals, 14 assists

About Makasini: The four-year starter, who signed with LSU, tied the school mark for career goals (143, Jessie Moore).

What you don't know: "I carry my iPod around everywhere."

Notable: 14 goals, 9 assists

About Nimtz: Nimtz, who signed with Iowa State, was District 8-5A's leading goal scorer.

What you don't know: "I used to be really shy, and now I'm the total opposite."

Notable: 32 goals, 7 assists

About Taylor: Taylor scored eight of McKinney North's 19 playoff goals, including two in a 4-0 Class 4A semifinal win. Taylor is orally committed to Rice.

What you don't know: "In my head, I think I'm 5-8." She's 5-3.

Notable: 8 goals, 10 assists

About Talbot: The Colorado College signee was named the 8-5A midfielder of the year. Talbot scored in Marcus' first three playoff games.

What you don't know: "I'm an amazing salsa dancer."

Notable: 23 goals, 24 assists

About Miller: Didn't record a goal or an assist until the seventh game of the season as she helped fill teammates' positions left open because of injuries.

What you don't know: "I'm going to Oklahoma State with my best friend [Kasey Langdon]."

Notable: 20 goals, 36 assists

About Moffett: Named the 4A state championship game MVP. The Arkansas signee finished her career with 92 goals and 75 assists.

What you don't know: "I gather with my friends to watch The OC and Grey's Anatomy."

Notable: 10 assists

About Campise: Played through a shoulder injury to get the winning assist in the TAPPS final to help Ursuline win its 16th straight state title.

What you don't know: "I am terrified of the song 'Hotel California.' "

Notable: 5 goals, 7 assists

About Bennett: Tough and physical. The Texas Tech-bound central defender led a defense that gave up 13 goals in 29 games.

What you don't know: "I like to paint. I've been doing it since I was little."

Notable: Co 8-5A MVP. 6 goals, 8 assists.

About Schuveiller: One of the area's best marking backs. Only allowed one goal and served as a captain.

What you don't know: "I was a football cheerleader in the fourth grade."

Notable: Co-MVP in 8-5A. Saved 193 of 207 shots in 14 district games.

About Corbell: Third-year starter finished with 18 shutouts, including six in district.

What you don't know: "I love to go four-wheeling."