The Wildcats defeated St. John Paul II 5-0 in Huntsville to secure the first girls’ soccer state championship in school history and further establish St. Luke’s Episcopal School athletics as one of the premier programs among Mobile private schools.

Leading the championship effort was senior standout Kiley Hawarah, who delivered an unforgettable performance on Alabama high school soccer’s biggest stage. Hawarah scored four goals in the state championship match and earned Tournament MVP honors as the Wildcats completed their remarkable season.

With 237 career goals, Hawarah now ranks as the second-leading scorer in Alabama girls soccer history across classifications 1A-7A. The West Georgia signee leaves behind one of the most accomplished careers in Alabama high school soccer history.

The Alabama 4A girls soccer championship victory was years in the making for this senior class (Kiley Hawarah, Presley Jackson, Ally Grace Lowell, Evelyn Cummings, and Emma Trammell). In seventh grade this group set their sights on winning a state title, while elevating the St. Luke’s girls’ soccer program across multiple competitive classifications.

Their journey reflected the continued growth of both the team and St. Luke’s Episcopal School athletics:

• Freshman year: first playoff appearance in program history
• Sophomore year: first Final Four appearance
• Junior year: first appearance in the state championship match
• Senior year: AHSAA Class 4A State Champions

As the program transitioned from the 1A-3A classification into 4A competition, the Wildcats continued to rise among Alabama high school soccer programs. By their senior season, this determined group left no doubt that St. Luke’s girls’ soccer belonged among the state’s elite teams.

After the opening whistle of the championship match, the Wildcats played with confidence, intensity, and purpose, determined to finish the journey they had started four years earlier.

The historic championship not only highlights the success of St. Luke’s girls’ soccer program but also showcases the strength of academics, athletics, leadership, and student opportunities at St. Luke’s Episcopal School.

For the players, coaches, families, and supporters who helped build the program, the championship represents more than a title — it is the culmination of years of perseverance, teamwork, and belief.

And for St. Luke’s Episcopal School, the blue map is now forever part of Wildcat history.

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The girls come into their semifinal matchup with a 14-6 overall record and a perfect 4-0 regional record, showcasing their dominance in 4A play this season. This match marks a critical step as they aim to punch their ticket to Huntsville for the AHSAA Final Four. Junior standout Kiley Hawarah leads the offensive charge with an incredible 42 goals this season, averaging 2.3 goals per game. Sophomore forward Sofia Maghupoy adds depth to the attack with 1.2 goals and 1.1 assists per game. Defensively, senior Cami Abel and junior Ally Grace Lowell anchor the backline with 65 and 52 steals respectively, while goalkeeper Ashlyn Turner boasts a goals-against average of 0.974 and 6.7 saves per game.

A win would not only send the girls to the Final Four—it would also move them one step closer to achieving a historic first: the program’s first-ever state championship.

Immediately following, the defending state champion St. Luke’s boys will take the field at 7:00 PM looking to keep their title hopes alive. Last season, the Wildcats captured the 1-3A state championship. Now competing in the 4A classification, they’re on a mission to go back-to-back and bring home another trophy to Mobile.

Leading the attack for the boys are Mason Brown and Jameson Bryant, who have been key scoring threats all season. On the defensive end, Rishi Gupta helps anchor the backline, while Brantley Weed holds down the goal with consistent and clutch performances under pressure.

A victory over Orange Beach would secure the boys’ spot in the Final Four in Huntsville and put them within striking distance of a second consecutive state title.

With both programs eyeing a trip to the state semifinals—and potentially state championships—Friday night promises to be a monumental moment for St. Luke’s soccer. Fans are strongly encouraged to pack the stands at Davidson High School and cheer on both teams as they chase history.

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2025 Soccer Signing Day.

April 4th marked a special day for both the boys and girls Wildcat Soccer teams. Two players are taking their winning streak across state lines to play at the next level.

#28 Madisen Gabel

Madisen has been a member of the St. Luke’s soccer program for four years and plays defensive-mid.

 Madisen is a member of the all-area soccer team and the all-county soccer team. She is on the headmasters list and has received the presidential award. Her favoriteSt. Luke’s memories are the area pre-game talks. Trainer Dave still holds the honor of being most impactful in Madisen’s high school career. Next year, Madisen will be attending Catawba College where she will play soccer and major in business with a track in pre-med.

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#7 Jameson Bryant

Jameson has been a member of the St. Luke’s varsity soccer team for the past four years and plays winger. Jameson is a member of the National Honor Society, Rho Kappa Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, and Spanish Honor Society. He was named to the 2023 and 2024 All-County, All-Area, and All-State soccer teams. Jameson's favorite high school memory is winning the 2024 soccer state championship with his teammates. Family, friends, teammates, coaches, and God have all meaningfully impacted Jamesons high school career. Next year, Jameson will attend Pensacola Christian College where he will continue to play soccer and major in sports management.

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Coming off a state championship victory, the St. Luke’s boys’ soccer team is looking to keep the momentum going. Last season, they dominated their competition in 1-3A, showing strong teamwork, skill, and determination. But with the move to 4A, the challenge gets even tougher. While they may be in a new classification, this team knows what it takes to win. Expect to see a fast-paced, aggressive style of play as they take on bigger schools and tougher opponents. The question is: Can they repeat their success at a higher level? If their work ethic and chemistry are anything like last season, they have a great shot at making another deep playoff run.

The St. Luke’s girls’ soccer team made a statement last year by reaching the Final Four for the first time in school history. It was a breakthrough season that showed just how talented and determined this group is. Now, as they enter 4A, they’ll have to raise their game even more. With new challenges ahead, this team is ready to prove they belong. Returning players who experienced last year’s deep playoff run will be key leaders, helping guide younger teammates as they face stronger competition. The goal? Not just to make the playoffs, but to go even further. With their strong defense, dynamic attack, and never-give-up mentality, the girls are determined to make another historic run.

St. Luke’s soccer is on the rise, and this season is a chance to show that last year’s success was just the beginning. Moving up to 4A brings new challenges, but this program has proven that it’s ready to compete at the highest level. Whether it’s the defending champion boys’ team or the history-making girls’ squad, one thing is for sure—St. Luke’s soccer is ready to make some noise. So, students, parents, and fans, get ready for another exciting season. Come out, support the teams, and be part of what could be another historic year for St. Luke’s soccer!

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