Inland area boys soccer outlook: Top teams and top players for 2019-20 - Press-Enterprise

Inland area boys soccer outlook: Top teams and top players for 2019-20 - Press-Enterprise

The Inland area boys soccer outlook for the 2019-20 season.

TOP BOYS TEAMS 

Arlington: Lions traveled to Northern California for the first time and won the competitive Rocklin High tournament, and CIF-SS D2 champs were unbeaten until losing home opener to Norte Vista.

Corona: Panthers off to a roaring start, currently ranked sixth in the most recent CIF-SS Division 2 coaches poll with Big VIII League campaign between them and a return to the playoffs.

Rialto Carter: Lions have been rebuilt in head coach Dario Navarro’s image, which means the 2013 CIF-SS D6 champs possess the ball, make smart passes, run the channels and score bangers.

Redlands East Valley: Wildcats are starting over again, this time with new head coach Justin Losciale, but a full roster of talented players are always at the ready for the Citrus Belt League favorites.

Hesperia: Scorpions are the High Desert’s top team after rising up to win their first Champions Cup title, so naturally head coach Luis Luviano’s side is hunting for more hardware.

Arlington’s Ricardo Chazaro tries to keep the ball from Cabrillo’s Alexis Torres as the two teams battle it out in the CIF-SS Division 2 Finals Saturday, February 23, 2019 in Downey. (Photo by Tracey Roman, Contributing Photographer)

TOP BOYS PLAYERS 

F Steven Anderson, Riverside Poly: Loyola Marymount commit is a consistent goal threat for the Bears.

GK Carlos Bobadilla, Sr., Rialto: All-CIF selection already has three shutouts this season for the Knights.

MF Ricardo Chazaro, Sr., Arlington: Lions’ No. 10 pulls the strings for the reigning CIF-SS D2 champions.

F Joshua Cuen, Sr., Indian Springs: One of the Southern Section’s top scorers with 14 goals in 11 games.

D Mason Gutowski, Sr., Chino Hills: All-CIF pick is lynch pin for Huskies heading into Baseline League.

F Jose Garcia, Sr., Arlington: Scored big playoff goals last year and has 10 in first nine game this season.

F Erik Gonzalez, Jr., Silverado: High Desert’s scoring leader last two seasons has 12 goals in 10 games.

F Leo Mendez, Sr., Riverside King: Wolves’ top man will be counted on for goals in his final prep season.

GK Adrian Munoz, Jr., Valley View: Eagles captain an All-CIF pick, now key to dark horse CIF challenger.

F Evan Sadler, Sr., Ontario Christian: 6-foot-2 striker bossing small schools with 12 goals in five games.

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2019-12-21 08:21:33Z
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