ALL-SCHOLASTICS
JACK AVELLAR, NAUSET
The senior keeper was stellar as Nauset’s last line of defense, allowing eight goals in 22 games while posting 11 shutouts to earn United Soccer Coaches All-New England recognition. Avellar was also named the Cape and Island League MVP. Avellar was a part of two state title teams and had 59 career shutouts.
CHARLES BLACKER, SCITUATE
A dynamic senior striker, Blacker displayed his offensive prowess with 23 goals and 23 assists this season. He was named a United Soccer Coaches All-New England player and the Patriot League Fisher MVP. Blacker, who owns the program record for career goals with 56, is a National Honor Society and student government member.
MICHAEL CHUN, SILVER LAKE
A four-year varsity player, the senior captain was an integral part in the Lakers’ success. He controlled play through his midfield and forward positions and was named the Patriot League Keenan MVP and was an EMSCA All-State selection. Chun, who plays club soccer for FCUSA 2001 NPL team, plans to study computer science in college.
LEONARDO COELHO, MILFORD
The junior defensive midfielder played a pivotal role in the Scarlet Hawks Div. 2 South title this season. Coelho could break down opposing defenses regularly and finished the campaign with seven goals and 10 assists. He earned Hockomock League MVP and EMSCA All-State honors.
DYLAN CORBETT, LEXINGTON
The senior midfielder and captain helped the Minutemen capture a second straight Middlesex League title this season. After tallying five goals and nine assists, he was named a Middlesex League All-Star and was a EMSCA All-State selection. Corbett spends his spare time volunteering for Special Olympics Best Buddies.
ZACHARY DAVIS, ST. JOHN’S PREP
A two-time Herald All-Scholastic, the senior center midfielder put the finishing touches on an exceptional career with the Eagles, recording 16 goals and 21 assists. Davis earned Catholic Conference Player of the Year and EMSCA All-State recognition this season. He will play soccer next year at Stonehill College.
STEVEN DONOVAN, NEEDHAM
The senior center midfielder was essential to the Rockets making a run to a state final this season, which included capturing a Div. 1 South title. A two-year captain, Donovan tallied 10 goals and 10 assists this year to be named a United Soccer Coaches All-American and the Bay State Conference Herget MVP. Donovan also plays baseball and will attend Wesleyan University next year.
LUKAS DRAHOS, MYSTIC VALLEY
The senior forward was a prolific scorer. Drahos netted 42 goals to go along with 14 assists to earn Commonwealth Athletic Conference honors for the third time. For his career, Drahos registered 115 goals and 42 assists. He plays club soccer for SFC New England.
ROBERTO DUBON, EAST BOSTON
Dubon showcased vital versatility to lead the Jets by playing defense, midfield and striker. The senior totaled 25 goals and 16 assists this season to earn Boston City League Player of the Year and EMSCA All-State honors. Dubon, who earned a sportsmanship award in 2018, finished his high school career with 36 goals and 42 assists.
LUKE FAGERSON, MEDWAY
The junior center midfielder starred for the Mustangs as they captured a Division 3 state title this season. He tallied 19 goals and nine assists to earn EMSCA All-State recognition. The two-time Tri-Valley League All-Star plans to play soccer in college and plays club soccer for NEFC NPL.
RODRIGO FREITAS, WATERTOWN
The midfielder excelled in his junior season, recording 13 goals and 11 assists to spearhead the Raiders. For his efforts, Freitas was named the Middlesex League Freedom MVP and a EMSCA All-State player. He has a goal of playing Div. 1 collegiate soccer and plays at the club level for Boston City FC.
KELLEN FURSE, MANCHESTER ESSEX
Behind the senior midfielder’s dynamic play, the Hornets were Div. 4 North finalist for the third time in four years. Furse scored 22 goals and added eight assists to earn Cape Ann League Player of the Year and United Soccer Coaches All-New England honors. A member of the National Honor Society, Furse is also a standout basketball and tennis player.
RYAN HART, BISHOP FEEHAN
An anchor defensively for the Eastern Athletic Conference champion Shamrocks, the senior center back’s stellar play helped Feehan to a Div. 2 South final appearance. Hart also totaled five goals and six assists and was named an EMSCA All-Star. Hart finished his career with 10 goals and 11 assists to go along with his stout defense.
WILLIAM HOFHEINZ, WINCHESTER
It was a senior season to remember for the midfielder, whose major contributions helped the Sachems claim a Division 2 state title. The Middlesex League Liberty MVP tallied four goals and 11 assists and earned United Soccer Coaches All-New England recognition. Hofheinz is a National Honor Society member and standout tennis player.
MARK HUYNH, ANDOVER
The senior center midfielder was crucial to the Golden Warriors’ success this season. Huynh was not only named the Merrimack Valley Conference Player of the Year, but also earned EMSCA All-State honors. A high-honor roll student, Huynh plays club soccer for Valeo FC and plans to major in psychology in college.
LORENZO MANCINI, XAVERIAN
The Hawks enjoyed a 14-win season with the senior center midfielder playing a pivotal role in the team’s success. He notched nine goals and five assists to be named a Catholic Conference All-Star for the third time and was a EMSCA All-State selection. An honors student, Mancini is a member of the business club.
JOE MEPHAM, LINCOLN-SUDBURY
The senior midfielder and captain’s strong play helped the Warriors to the top of Div. 1 North. Mepham recorded five goals and five assists and was named a EMSCA All-Star player for a second time, and a Dual County League First Team All-Star for a third time. He will play soccer next year at Endicott and study environmental science.
COLIN MILLIKEN, OLIVER AMES
An offensive stalwart for the 15-win Tigers, the junior center midfielder registered 11 goals and 17 assists this season. He was named a Hockomock League All-Star and an EMSCA All-Star. Milliken, who wants to play college in soccer, earned the team’s academic award and also runs track and plays futsal.
WILLIAM O’BRIEN, NORTON
The senior forward and captain didn’t lack in offensive production this season, tallying 17 goals and 21 assists to be named the Tri-Valley League Small MVP. O’Brien also earned EMSCA All-State recognition. A 4-year varsity starter, O’Brien finished his career with 37 goals and 30 assists as well as a three-time TVL All-Star. O’Brien has accepted an offer to attend Middlebury and play soccer for the Panthers next season.
KYLE OSBORNE, COHASSET
The senior midfielder was a catalyst for the Skippers as they captured a Div. 4 South title this season. Osborne scored 25 goals and added eight assists to be named a South Shore League All-Star and an EMSCA All-Star. Osborne is an honor roll student and plans to play soccer in college.
MATIAS OU, BEDFORD
The senior center defensive midfielder was a key cog for the Div. 3 North champion Buccaneers. Ou anchored a vaunted defense that allowed a program record four goals this season. For his efforts, he was named the Dual County League MVP and earned United Soccer Coaches All-New England honors.
THOMAS SOJKA, HOLLISTON
Finding the back of the net wasn’t a problem for the senior striker, who tallied 20 goals in his final season with the Panthers. Sojka earned Tri-Valley League Large MVP honors along with EMSCA All-State recognition. Sojka also runs spring track and plans to play soccer in college.
LUIS SPINOLA, BROCKTON
The senior striker/fullback earned all-Eastern Mass. honors after scoring 14 goals and adding eight assists in leading the Boxers to the Div. 1 South sectional finals. A high honor roll student, Spinola ended his career with 16 goals and 23 assists for 39 points.
DOMINGOS TAVARES, BURKE
The freshman forward was a welcome addition to the Bulldogs, helping Burke claim both a Div. 4 North and Boston City League titles this season. Tavares tallied 38 goals, including six in six games during the state tournament. Tavares plays club soccer for Valeo FC.
AARON VAZ, MEDFORD
The senior forward and two-year captain produced consistently on offense this season for the Mustangs, netting 28 goals and adding 15 assists. Vaz earned United Soccer Coaches All-New England recognition as well being named the Greater Boston League MVP. A National Honor Society member, Vaz finished his career with 81 goals and 42 assists.
LEAGUE ALL-STARS
BAY STATE CONFERENCE
Brendan Chin (Brookline); Gray Pierson, Ben Oberg, Gabe Padilla (Framingham); Luke Hull, Carter Dolan (Natick); Max Johnson, Will Rooney (Newton North); Brendan Clare, Will Manning, Oskar Haeberlein (Wellesley); Mahmoud Ghneim (Braintree); Miguel Varela (Milton); Steven Dnovan, Matt Dougherty, Brian Poolman, Alejandro Agualimpia (Needham); Conor Brady (Walpole); Liam Hopkins, Patrick Goodine, Dylan Kelley (Weymouth)
MVP: Gray Pierson, Luke Hill, Steven Donovan
BOSTON CITY LEAGUE
Milton Hernandez, Kostandinos Papajani, Jaheim Perez (Latin Academy); Nixon Arriola, John Degazon, Marion Perez (Boston International); Jahvon Lopez, Imauro Pina, Domingos Tavares (Burke); Jean Jacques, Mike Jean Louis, Ralph Master (CASH): Gerardo Escobar, Marlon Maldonado, Jason Gil Martinez (Charlestown); Roberto Duhon, Juan Pablo Fornada, Johan Oquendo (East Boston); Isandro Lopes, Carlos Ribeiro, Rohnilson Semedo (Madison Park); Iverson Alcimeus, Naim Laird, Mumin Mohamed (New Mission); Leandro DePina, Zacai Fernandes, Ethan Somers (O’Bryant); Shakur Collins, William Guzman, Kelvin Lopez (Snowden)
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
Zachary Davis, Andrew Behling, Garrison Gorge, Gabe Najin, Ethan Ambrosh (St. John’s Prep); Lorenzo Mancini, Brian Lynch, Liam Foley, Finn Mungovan (Xaverian); Tomas Trejo, Osa Owens, Gabe Pichay, Cooper Robards (BC High); Matthew Rotchford, Ronan Greene, Ryan Larson (Catholic Memorial); Gennaro Giardullo, Felipe Barria (Malden Catholic)
MVP: Zachary Davis
CMC
Benjamin Duby, Luke DeFlumeri, Edmund Hughes. Matt McLellan, Damari Mundell, Andrew Kovacs, Kwame Adu-Gyamfi (St. John’s); Jake Ikeda (Holy Name); Kyle Hesselton (St. Peter-Marian)
COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
LARGE: Franklin Fuentes, Arthur Costa, Moises Flores, P.J. Mundis, Gabriel Teixera (Northeast); Delmer Romero, Eric Barahona, Gabriel Garcia, Andy Martinez, Alex Uceda (Chelsea); Dan Archibald, Tyler Archibald, Jeremy Perez, Joe Hansen (Shawsheen); Frismant Macario, Bibek Gurung, Brian Barrera, Alexis Barrios (Lynn Tech); Enrico Nuttoli, David Ospina-Mejia, Lucas Barbosa, Romolo Magagnin (Greater Lowell)
MVP: Franklin Fuentes, Delmer Romero
SMALL: Derek Annese, Eddie Nazzaro, Salo Bila, Sam Jenkins, Andrew Boga (Essex North Shore); Lukas Drahos, Gabe Costa, Henry Di, Nick Solokovic, Josh Desouza (Mystic Valley); Nate Cartier, Ryan Chapman, Kyle Eddy, Jack Latauskas (Whittier); Jashuin Polanco, Michael Barr, Liam Lena (PMA); Matt Cartwright, Nathan Dorman, Justin DeBettencourt (Nashoba Tech); Xavier Valentin, Izayah Perez (Greater Lawrence); Otto Radenmacher, Fahad Khan (Minuteman)
MVP: Derek Annese, Lukas Drahos
DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE
LARGE: Joe Mepham, Joe Akisik, Wilson Sneath, Michael MacKinnon, Nick Kasper (Lincoln-Sudbury); Ben Alcaide, Jake Aufiero, Drew Murray (Acton-Boxboro); Ben Santos, Nic Santos, Minor Cooper Jones (Concord-Carlisle); Peter Murphy, Johann Fraser (Cambridge); Noah Cherry, Joshua Rosenstein (Westford Academy); Isaac Enelamah, Dennis Pecherskiy (Newton South)
SMALL: Matias Ou, Marcus Voss, Dexter Kennedy, Alex Oleksinski, Jessop Collins (Bedford); Kyle Mabe, Ben Chen, Jackson Dresens (Wayland); Julian Day, Brandon Chau, Thomas Garity (Boston Latin); Gilberto Morales, Jose Meija (Waltham)l Nick Ginovker (Weston)
EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Ryan Hart, Thomas Potenza, Caleb Williams, Matt Rogers, Zach Stephenson (Bishop Feehan); Sean Smith, Gavin Youngclaus, Duncan Youngclaus, Nick Hiotelis (Coyle-Cassidy); Aaron Wilkinson, Declan Markey, Carter Dennis, Nico Ferreira (Bishop Stang)
GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE
Alexis Figueroa, Benjamin Lopez, Jorge Garcia, Lucas Carey (Somerville); Kendy Prince, France Kelly, Aaron Vaz, Farley Martines (Medford); Michael Maldonado, Diego Salcedo Gallo, Samuel Arrango (Revere); John Nunes, Brendan Santos (Malden); Moses Herrera, Guilherme Moraes (Everett)
MVP: Aaron Vaz
HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE
Michael Russo, Joshua Smith (Attleboro); William Morrison, Joseph Cusack, Dylan Barreira (Foxboro); Evan McCoy, Michael Clarke (King Philip); Leo Coelho, Pedro Araujo, Jordan Borges, Daniel Santos (Milford); Colin Miliken, Matthew Nikiciuk, Kevin Louhis (Oliver Ames); Nolan Gerome, Nolan Melo (Stoughton); William Keefe (Canton); Samuel Stowell, Donald Tappin, Jacob Cummings (Franklin); Anthony Salisbury, Evan Eames (Mansfield); Kyle Briere, James Sales, Matthew Mordini (North Attleboro); Isaiah Stessman (Sharon)
MVP: Leo Coelho
MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
LARGE: Cody Arruda, Nicolas Silva, Juan Riasco Alvarez, Kiara Dempsey (Diman); Aidn McFadden, David Nmeje, Mike Gil (Blue Hills); Kyle Girouard (Tri-County); Matt White (Bristol-Plymouth); Henrique Montrond (Southeastern)
MVP: Cody Arruda
SMALL: Rick Goncalves, Andrew Macphee, Israel Campos, Paulo Loureiro (Cape Cod Tech); Noah Sinatra, Bobby Barry, Shayne Griffith (South Shore); Hunter Soares, Christian Johnson (Old Colony); Sam Wheaton, Nate Baronas (Upper Cape); Kobe Breierly (Bristol Aggie); Jacob Depass (Norfolk Aggie)
MVP: Rick Goncalves
COMPREHENSIVE: Landon Crowley, Aiden Wells, Nate Arce, Dylan Dunklee (West Bridgewater); Shawn Tracy, Jake Donovan, Cam Dwyer (Sacred Heart); Adam Charest, Luke Parker (Westport); Brandon Araujo, Dylan Brol (Bishop Connolly); Will Haney (Holbrook); Joseph Fischer (Avon)
MVP: Shawn Tracy
MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE
DIV 1: Mark Huynh, Allem Gao (Andover); John McCarthy (Central Catholic); Bryce Borletto-McCray, Sean Doherty (Chelmsford); Enzo Milani (Lowell); James Boyle, Lucas Scaiudone, William Grossman (North Andover)
DIV. 2: Jonathan Bragg, Michael Bragg (Billerica); Brendan Davis, James Meli, Cameron Downer (Dracut); Tanner Van Cor, Aidan Robarts (Haverhill); Jesus Guzman (Lawrence); Rudy Campos (Methuen); Patrick Demelo (Tewksbury)
ATHLETES OF THE YEAR: Mark Huynh, Brendan Davis
MIDDLESEX LEAGUE
LIBERTY: Sam Boehm, Robert Lloyd, Dylan Corbett, Malte Steines, Conor Murphy (Lexington); Will HofFheinz, Diego Diaz Tijerina, Aras Kaya, Dylan Ross (Winchester); Jon Brabo, Ali Noorouzi, Michael Ciano (Belmont); Christian Trauger, Ethan Dumas (Reading); Grant Greisman, Sean Connelly (Arlington); Kevin Barry (Woburn)
MVP: Will Hoffheinz
FREEDOM: Gevork Karapetyan, Devon Breen, Rodrigo Freitas, Nicholas DiPace, Caiden Kiani (Watertown); Patrick Collins, Anthony Pellegrino, Joao Valdevino, Mattew Sellers (Wakefield); Robert Wiesen, Thomas Bergin, Tarekegn O’Neil (Melrose); Kevin Sarkis, Yves Maurer (Stoneham); Benji Ramirez, Sean Theurer (Burlington); Aidan McGrath (Wilmington)
MVP: Rodrigo Freitas
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
Anthony Suazo, Andrew Coelho (Gloucester); Alex Ixlaj, Jenner Robles (Lynn Classical); Chris Lazo, Obed Baswa, Ryan Lima (Lynn English); Kaj Avola, Danny Buzo, Nick Braganca (Beverly); Endi Doku (Salem); Nick Sablone (Peabody)
MVP: Anthony Suazo
PATRIOT LEAGUE
KEENAN: Michael Chun, James Gallagher, Brett Ghelfi, Stephen Gallagher, Zach Sweeney (Silver Lake); Jack Duffy, Jack Peters, Mike Baraky, Eli Fadden (Duxbury); Jame Durkin, Blake Murphy, Gavin Erickson, Nicholas Lynch (Hingham); Steven Kelly, Jason Brodeur (Whitman-Hanson); Christian Hohulin (Plymouth North)
MVP: Michael Chun
FISHER: Charlie Blacker, Aaron Nelson, John Fogarty, Finn O’Connor, Tyler George, Jack Yukselen (Scituate); Luke Saia, Will Wolongevicz, Noel Heeran, Max Saia, Lucas Crowley (Pembroke); Eli Wilson, Matt Doherty. Liam Blassdell (Plymouth South); Caleb Pongratz (Hanover); Patrick Rak, Tyler Chafa (Quincy)
MVP: Charlie Blacker
SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE
SULLIVAN: Ben Higgins (East Bridgewater); Nathan Curpenski (Middleboro); Henry Wheeler, Alec Pettit, Mischa Spasic, Evan Thompson, Mason Wolf, Nick Anastos (Norwell); Josh Monteiro, Angelot Jerome, Luis Tobon (Randolph); Andrew Norton, Vitor Santos, Renan Santos, Yggor Batista (Rockland)
MVP: Vitor Santos
TOBIN: Bobby Molloy, Derek Nuttall (Abington); Mike Sawicki, Dominic Craig, Codan Foley, C.J. Vincent, Hayden Roche (Carver); Kyle Osborne, Ben Smith, Lucas Federle, Whit Swartwood, Ian Appleby, Sam Fox (Cohasset); Max Iorio, Hayden Anastos (Hull); Dylan Banger (Mashpee)
MVP: Mike Sawicki
TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
Will O’Brien, Edward Abouzeid, Derek Alexander, Andrew Kubinski (Norton); Thomas Sojka, Ty Cotting, Carter Mikkelsen (Holliston); Michael TeDuits (Westwood); Luke Fagerson, Matt Kaplan, Troy Newman, Christian Perugini, Danny MacDonald (Medway); Diego Vaselo, Anthny Iataska (Dedham); Jayden Ryan (Norwood); James Layden, Brendan Harding (Medfield); Lucas Drons (Bellingham); George Beninati (Dover-Sherborn); Anthony Coutts (Millis); Charlie Almeida (Ashland); Owen Schnur (Hopkinton)
MVP: Will O’Brien, Thomas Sojka
2019-12-19 11:01:23Z
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