After a strong start Towanda girls soccer battled through a tough 2026 season.

The Knights went 4-13 overall, but opened up 2-0 with wins over NCC (2-0) and NPM (2-0).

After three losses they evened up their record with a 1-0 victory against Williamson.

They would go 1-10 over their final 11 games but five of those losses were by one or two goals, their lone win a 2-0 victory over Williamson to get the season sweep.

"Our win/loss record wasn’t what we had hoped, but I am extremely proud of this group," said Towanda coach Josh Maye. "We faced some adversity this season and they stuck together as a team. They competed every minute of every game even when playing down. That’s all I can ask as a coach. We will definitely miss our seniors as I wish them all the best in the future. They provided great leadership this year. As we move forward towards next season, I’m excited to see how our returning players grow and improve from the experience they gained from this past season."

Kiera Robinson proved to be one of the NTL's top defenders, while Mya Maynard did whatever her team needed her to do - whether it be in goal or in the field.

Ellie Cook proved to be one of the most dangerous attacking players in the league, while her fellow sophomore class of seven create a nice core to build around for the future.