Shenendehowa Girls Face Albertus Magnus for State Title

The top-ranked Shenendehowa team meets Section 1's Albertus Magnus in the Class AAA girls' soccer championship at Dryden High School on Monday morning.

Updated on Nov. 15, 2026 in Soccer

Expressive sports illustration of a girls' soccer player mid-strike on green turf, rendered in visible brushwork with bold team-color jersey blocks. — Top-ranked Shenendehowa meets Section 1's Albertus Magnus in the Class AAA girls' soccer state championship at Dryden High School on Monday, November 16. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Shenendehowa's girls' soccer team plays Section 1's Albertus Magnus in the Class AAA state championship game at Dryden High School at 10 a.m. Monday, November 16. Shenendehowa enters ranked No. 1 in the state, riding a 12-match unbeaten streak.

Why it matters

The game gives Shenendehowa a chance to close out a season in which its three starting forwards have combined for 56 of the team's 77 goals. For New York high school soccer fans, the Class AAA final is the top stage of the state's postseason.

Brittany Tetlack leads Shenendehowa with 27 goals this season, followed by Lillyann Palmer with 15 and Lily Iacovetti with 14. The extraction does not provide Albertus Magnus's comparable scoring figures.

The details

Shenendehowa beat Lancaster 3-1 in the Class AAA semifinal, with Tetlack scoring twice in the first four minutes and assisting Palmer's goal 45 seconds after Lancaster's second-half score. The Class C final between Stillwater and Wilson is also scheduled for Dryden High School at 12:30 p.m., with Stillwater seeking its third straight state title appearance.

Late September: Shenendehowa loses 6-5 to New Hartford, beginning its unbeaten run.
Saturday: Shenendehowa beats Lancaster 3-1 and Stillwater beats Greene in the semifinals.
Monday, November 16, 10 a.m.: Class AAA championship game at Dryden High School.

Season Trajectory

Shenendehowa's appearance in the Class AAA final places the program among the state's top contenders for the 2026 title. Stillwater's bid for a third consecutive Class C final shows how sustained success is building in New York's girls' soccer postseason.

Fantasy and bracket players tracking Tetlack, Palmer and Iacovetti should note that the Class AAA final is a single game, so one match decides the state title. Fans planning to attend should expect the Class AAA game to start at 10 a.m. at Dryden High School.

The takeaway

Shenendehowa's season has been defined by consistent scoring across its forward line, with 56 of its 77 goals coming from three players. Watching how that attack performs in a single championship game will show whether the balance holds under the pressure of a state final.