Women's Under-17 EURO 2025 top scorer: Norway's Marie Preus
sabato 17 maggio 2025
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Marie Preus of Norway finished as the five-goal top scorer, one ahead of Player of the Tournament Ranneke Derks.
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Corpo articolo
Marie Preus of Norway ended as the 2025 UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship final tournament top scorer with five goals.
Preus opened the finals with a hat-trick against hosts Faroe Islands, scored a mazy solo effort to seal the 3-1 semi-final defeat of Italy and then pulled Norway back to 2-1 as they lost the decider to the Netherlands. She ended one goal ahead of Ranneke Derks, who put the Netherlands 2-0 up in both of their games against Norway (the group match ending by that scoreline).
Preus said: "It's really nice. That was the goal for myself, so it's nice, but of course we wanted to win the final. That was the big goal, but it was nice to get the top scorer [prize]."
For the season as a whole, including qualifying, Spain's Rosalía Domínguez came out top with ten goals, including two in the Faroe Islands: one against Poland in the group stage and the other in the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup play-off defeat of Austria. She finished one ahead of both Preus and qualifying top scorer Filippa Sjöström of Sweden, who did not compete in the finals.
2025 WU17 EURO final tournament top scorers
5 Marie Preus (Norway)
4 Ranneke Derks (Netherlands)
3 Giulia Galli (Italy)
3 Christina Herseth ( (Norway)
3 Ella Rauscha (Austria)
2024/25 WU17 EURO season (including qualifiers) top scorers
10 Rosalía Domínguez (Spain)
9 Marie Preus (Norway)
9 Filippa Sjöström (Sweden)
7 Filippa Andersson (Sweden)
7 Otylia El Belati (Netherlands)
7 Giulia Galli (Italy)
Women's U17 EURO final tournament top scorers
2024/25: Marie Preus (Norway) 5
2023/24: Alba Cerrato (Spain) 7
2022/23: Liana Joseph (France), Maeline Mendy (France), Vicky López (Spain) 5
2021/22: Alma Aagaard (Denmark), Mara Alber (Germany), Carla Camacho (Spain), Fieke Kroese (Netherlands) 3
2018/19: Nikita Tromp (Netherlands) 6
2017/18: Shekiera Martinez (Germany) 9
2016/17: Melissa Kössler (Germany) 3
2015/16: Lorena Navarro (Spain), Alessia Russo (England) 5
2014/15: Stefanie Sanders (Germany) 6
2013/14: Andrea Sánchez (Spain), Jasmin Sehan (Germany) 4
2012/13: Nahikari García (Spain) 2
2011/12: Pauline Bremer (Germany), Kadidiatou Diani (France) 2
2010/11: Annabel Jäger (Germany), Lina Magull (Germany) 4
2009/10: Paloma Lázaro, Raquel Pinel, Amanda Sampedro (Spain), Megan Campbell (Republic of Ireland), Silvana Chojnowski, Melanie Leupolz, Lena Petermann (Germany) 1
2008/09: Kyra Malinowski (Germany) 8
2007/08: Dzsenifer Marozsán (Germany) 2
Women's U17 EURO season top scorers including qualifying
2024/25: Rosalía Domínguez (Spain) 10
2023/24: Alba Cerrato (Spain) 17
2022/23: Ava Baker (England), Liana Joseph (France), Estrella Merino Gonzalez (Germany), Maeline Mendy (France) 10
2021/22: Hanna Huizenga (Netherlands) 10
2018/19: Nikita Tromp (Netherlands) 18
2017/18: Claudia Pina (Spain) 15
2016/17: Melvine Malard (France) 11
2015/16: Lorena Navarro (Spain), Alessia Russo (England) 14
2014/15: Signe Bruun (Denmark), Stefanie Sanders (Germany) 10
2013/14: Karolína Křivská (Czechia) 9
2012/13: Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands) 18
2011/12: Marija Banušić (Sweden) 11
2010/11: Aldís Kara Lúdvíksdóttir (Iceland) 12
2009/10: Elin Rubensson (Sweden) 9
2008/09: Kyra Malinowski (Germany), Anaïs Ribeyra (France) 12
2007/08: Alex Popp (Germany) 11
2019/20 elite round & final tournament and whole 2020/21 season cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.
All-time Women's U17 EURO goals (final tournaments)
9 Shekiera Martinez (Germany)
8 Alba Cerrato (Spain)
8 Kyra Malinowski (Germany)
7 Eva Navarro (Spain)
7 Lorena Navarro (Spain)
7 Nikita Tromp (Netherlands)
6 Rachael Adedini (France)
6 Stefanie Sanders (Germany)
6 Vicky López (Spain)
6 Sophie Weidauer (Germany)
All-time Women's U17 EURO goals (including qualifying)
27 Nikita Tromp (Netherlands)
20 Vivianne Miedema (Netherlands)
20 Claudia Pina (Spain)
18 Alba Cerrato (Spain)
18 Romée Leuchter (Netherlands)
18 Georgia Stanway (England)
16 Laura Berry (Scotland)
16 Nicole Billa (Austria)
16 Signe Bruun (Denmark)
16 Lorena Navarro (Spain)