Overview
- Springville-GI finished 7-8-1 in 2025 and returns several players with historical scoring production.
- Molly Eisenhaur had six goals and two assists in 2025, the strongest returning statistical line.
- Erin Miga added three goals and three assists last season, while Hope Fruehauf had three goals and one assist.
Springville-GI enters the 2026 girls soccer season with several returning players who produced in the 2025 campaign.
The strongest returning line belongs to Molly Eisenhaur, a Class of 2027 player who scored six goals and added two assists in 2025. That gives Springville-GI a proven scoring piece from a team that finished 7-8-1 last season.
Erin Miga also returns after a balanced 2025 season, when she had three goals and three assists. Hope Fruehauf added three goals and one assist, giving Springville-GI another returning player with finishing production in the record.
Springville-GI opens its schedule at Silver Creek/Forestville on Sept. 1 and at Ellicottville on Sept. 3 before hosting Alden on Sept. 9 and Holland on Sept. 12. The final stretch includes three consecutive dates: JFK at home Oct. 14, Mount Mercy away Oct. 15 and Ellicottville at home Oct. 16.
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