FIRST TEAM
Matheus Alves, F, Monarch junior: Scored 9 goals, and one assist in 9 games played; 3-year varsity player; led the team in scoring in back-to-back seasons and was third leading goal scorer as a freshman on a team that was ranked No. 31 in the country.
Aidan Binnion, D, Fort Lauderdale senior: Team captain and 4-year varsity starter scored 3 goals, 5 assists for the L’s; said proudest moment was making it to regional finals and beating rival St. Thomas Aquinas in district finals; career highlight came as a sophomore when he scored the only goal to take down Raiders in regional finals when they were ranked third in the nation.
Giancarlo Dostillo, MF, Cypress Bay junior: First-year Lightning player led the team with 8 goals and 8 assists, which included a hat trick against St. Thomas Aquinas; most proud of beating Dr. Krop in regional quarterfinals.
Giovanni Garcia, F, Coral Glades senior: Led the Jaguars with 17 goals and 7 assists; played on the varsity for four years; team captain; says he’s being recruited by D1, D2 and D3 colleges; BCAA MVP after scoring lone goal in win.
Noel Garcia, MF, Everglades, junior: Scored nine goals and 2 assist for the Gators; most proud of scoring a goal and an assist to help rally team from 2-0 deficit to beat Somerset; scored only goal in district final.
Gabe Gersberg, D, Stoneman Douglas junior: Tallied 6 goals, and 7 assists for the Eagles; scored in the district finals against Coral Glades to help win the district championship; also participates in Brazilian Martial Arts called Capoeira.
Kevin Lass, GKP, Cypress Bay senior: Sported a 1.375 GAA in his first year on the team; team captain allowed 11 goals in 8 games and posted four shutouts for the regional semifinalist; had game-saving penalty stop to advance to the regional semis in a win over Dr. Krop.
Camilo Prado, F, Fort Lauderdale senior: Scored game-winning goal on a header to help the L’s win the district title; scored 8 goals, 9 assists for the regional finalists; recently invited to tryout and train with the Inter Miami USL 1 Soccer Team.
Marco Schiano, MF, Cypress Bay senior: Team captain scored 5 goals, 5 assists for the Lightning in his first year on the team; proudest moment was scoring goal and an assist in a 3-0 win over rival Western in the district semifinals; attending UF with intentions of becoming a Pre-Med student and will be playing for the intramural soccer team there.
Juan Solarzano, MF, South Broward senior: Scored two goals and four assists in his first season with the Bulldogs; scored once against American Heritage and again in the regional against Dr. Krop.
Fernando Velasco, D, St. Thomas Aquinas senior: Scored one goal and dished out two assists for the Raiders; his goal came against West Boca in double overtime in the regional quarters; his career highlight was scoring on a volley from 20-yards out against Cardinal Gibbons last season.
SECOND TEAM
Patricio Cardenas, F, Cypress Bay senior
Juan Collazo, MF, Fort Lauderdale High senior
Jaden Dort, F, Blanche Ely senior
Gabriel Gonzalez, MF, Ft. Lauderdale senior
Ian Jimenez, D, Cypress Bay junior
Aaron Markowitz, F, Western senior
Mourice Muvdi, D, Cypress Bay senior
Matthew Pryce, D, St. Thomas Aquinas senior
Nicholas Robles, MF, South Broward senior
Simon Utra, GKP, Coral Glades sophomore
Thomas Waihrich-Kuhn, MF, Cypress Bay senior
HONORABLE MENTION
Blanche Ely: Avenel Bien-Aime, Kerry Jacob, Markenson Seide; Cooper City: Brian Allen; Coral Glades: Amari Brown, Juan Calderon, Ethan Gentles, Johann Morais, Andres Restrepo; Coral Springs: Victor Balbi, Michael Castillo, Max Stone, Jeffrey Torruella; Cypress Bay: Noah Mansilla, William Torres; Deerfield Beach: Ronaldo Dorsainvil, Aymerick Osse; Miramar: Shawn Smikle; Monarch: Sebastian Bello, Nicholas Domingos, Christopher Silva; Nova: Josiah Bartlett, Benjamin Guevara, Ron Pierre; St. Thomas Aquinas: Diego Lara, Giulio Potenti, Brandon Renaud; South Broward: Justin Meyer, Evan Vargas; Stoneman Douglas: Bruno De Falco, Cole Irmi, Daniel Linares, Shay Morton-Holmes, Garret Schreiber; Western: Zach Morris, Brian Ramirez, Juan Sierra, Donovan Valdez.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Christian Chacon, Stoneman Douglas: Led Stoneman Douglas (8-4) to their first district title in four years. The Eagles closed out the season on a 6-game winning streak before they fell to Spanish River in the regional semifinal. “I was most proud of coaching a young group of players eager to play. Working hard ends up paying off. It was a short season with great achievements for the boys.
