20 girls’ soccer players to watch in Eastern Mass.

Masconomet's Maggie Blosser is coming off a 34-goal, 12-assist season that was capped with two goals in the Division 2 championship. MARK STOCKWELL FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE

With the 2025 girls’ soccer season set to kick off next week, see our preseason Top 20 poll, and our players to watch.

Bella Bingham, Walpole — Last season’s Bay State Herget MVP has committed to Fairfield. The senior forward’s scoring touch will be pivotal for the Timberwolves.

Maggie Blosser, Masconomet — A center back turned striker, the junior capped a 34-goal, 12-assist season with two goals in the Division 2 state final. She will play at Maryland.

Senior Emily Burnham (left) led Wellesley to the Division 1 crown last fall and hopes to repeat.Andrew Burke-Stevenson for The Boston Globe

Emily Burnham, Wellesley — Speaking of scoring in state championships, Burnham netted a goal and an assist in the Division 1 final to spark the Raiders to victory. Committed to Penn, the agile attacking midfielder finished with 20 goals and seven assists a year prior.

Medfield’s Elizabeth George (right) produced 24 point for the Warriors last season. Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff

Elizabeth George, Medfield — An All-State selection, the Dartmouth-bound senior (10 goals, 14 assists last season) effortlessly eludes pressure in the center midfield.

North Reading’s Alison Lanciani (right) is back to defend her Cape Ann League MVP award.Ken McGagh for The Boston Globe

Allie Lanciani, North Reading — Bound for Babson, the senior can play center back or center forward, depending on the situation. The reigning Cape Ann League MVP bagged 24 goals and 15 assists last season.

Ruby Mathis, Acton-Boxborough — The senior defender, headed to Northeastern next fall, has been a longtime anchor on the Revolution’s defensive line.

Emmy O’Donnell, Concord-Carlisle — The junior, who has committed to Duke and has trained with the USA U-17 team, was voted the third-best player in the Dual County League last season.

Senior Lydia Proia (pictured) and her twin sister, Nicole, have one less season with Natick before departing for Seton Hall.Faisal Betti/Natick High School

Lydia and Nicole Proia, Natick — The senior twins, who will play at Seton Hall next fall, encapsulate a formidable and pacey Redhawks attack.

Lauren Sutliffe, Duxbury — After netting a team-leading 14 goals and 14 assists as a junior, the senior forward looks to cap a terrific career before playing at Northeastern.

Norwell will be led by Louisville-bound junior Kelsey Tuttle.John Tlumacki/Globe Staff

Kelsey Tuttle, Norwell — The engine in the middle of the field for the Clippers, the junior has committed to play at Louisville.

Other players to watch: Isla Anderson (Scituate, Jr.), Taylor Bello (Hingham, Jr.), Caroline Bothfeld (Nauset, Jr.), Aly Fernandes (Mansfield, Sr.), Makenna Foley (Plymouth North, Sr.), Addison Hansbury (Jr., Bishop Feehan), Madeline Hargraves (Durfee, Sr.), Jacqueline Manning (North Quincy, Sr.), Ruby Mathis (Acton-Boxborough, Sr.), Sophie McElligott (Melrose, Sr.)