FIRST TEAM
Ryan Bourne, D, Suncoast senior: Scored 3 goals and four assists; two-year captain; named Suncoast Rookie of the Year, third year on varsity; assisted a clutch winning goal on senior night and winning districts again for my final year with the team; captained team to a district championship, which hasn’t been won by our school since 2002.
Eric Bowden, D, King’s Academy senior: Lock down defender helped team to seven shuouts this year; also scored one goal and added an assist; team captain; 3 years on varsity, two-time district champion; most proud of beating our rivals Oxbridge in the district finals.
Sean Corrigan, F, King’s Academy senior: Scored 23 goals with 12 assists through 16 games; captain senior year and played on varsity for 3 years; also played football and runs track; committed to North Greenville University in South Carolina to play football.
Conor Deal, D, American Heritage senior: Team captain and four-year starter anchored the Stallions defense and scored once this season; scored the game-winner vs. Oxbridge in the regional quarterfinal.
Riley Donelan, MF, St. John Paul II Academy junior: Played varsity soccer for three years and was captain the past two; scored 10 and assisted on 7; “this whole season was a lot of fun. I thought it was great that I scored 6 of my 10 goals from headers.”
Joseph England, GKP, St. Andrew’s senior: Team captain and two-year started pitched six shutouts in 13 games this season; GAA was 1.24; selected for 2021 FACA Boys Soccer All Star Classic; proud to defeat school rival, Saint John Paul, 1-0 in district semi-finals and ultimately advancing to the regional semifinals. Committed to Radford University for soccer; also plays baseball.
Andrew Henry, F, Trinity Christian senior: Four-year letterman scored 15 goals, 8 assists; captain senior year; proudest moment was scoring a hat trick vs. rival Lake Worth Christian to win the district championship; also plays volleyball.
C.J. Knight, MF, American Heritage-Delray senior: Three-year varsity member scored 8 times and dished out 2 assists; scored back-to-back hat tricks in the playoffs and said he was most proud of winning the district finals.
Jorge Marzo, MF, Saint Andrew’s junior: Scored 17 goals, and 7 assists; first year playing for the Scots and played varsity soccer for three total years; also plays tennis, cross country, and swims.
Connor Ofsanko, F, Oxbridge senior: Scored 15 goals, and 6 assists for the ThunderWolves; team captain spent 4 years on varsity; most proud of team for coming together and learning to play together despite the fact that many are not soccer players; we were able to have an extremely good season against many schools who had highly skilled soccer players; attending the University of Florida, but not playing soccer there.
Anthony Vargas, MF, American Heritage senior: Scored 7 goals, and 8 assists; 2-time district champion, 2020 regional final champion, 3 years on varsity; prime moment was playing against my previous school Park Vista and beating them on their senior night even though I have much love for all my friends on the team.
SECOND TEAM
Exavier Banks, F, Oxbridge senior
Paolo Brown, D, Kings Academy sophomore
Carson Chung, F, Kings Academy sophomore
Kylen Destefano, MF, Kings Academy freshman
Miles Kelly, GKP, Berean freshman
Henry Lukosavich, MF, Lake Worth Christian senior
Ariel Magin, MF, Donna Klein junior
Timmy Martin, MF, St. Andrew’s senior
Cole Plagmann, MF, Suncoast junior
Arrun Rajoo, F, Berean senior
Josh Santiago, D, Trinity Christian junior
HONORABLE MENTION
American Heritage-Delray: Dom Manzo; Benjamin: Marco Chojnacki, Cooper Dunkin, Gavin Coleman, Max Gelinas; Berean Christian: Max Gelinas, Nathan Lim, Jose Mora, Giovanni Sanchez, Jacob Wells; Boca Raton Christian: Matt Clynes, Daniel Coelho; Cardinal Newman: Thomas Marciano; Donna Klein: Ari Mayzel; Glades Day: Jay Castaneda, Kolton DesRochers, Dante Marquez; Jupiter Christian: Angel Cano, Mateo Colamarco, Behailu Gooley; King’s Academy: Kylen Destefano, Amos Sirma; Lake Worth Christian: Thomas Rogers; Oxbridge Academy: Will Gudbrand, George Wandoff; St. Andrew’s: Lucas Fernandes, Dereck Fletcher, Bobby Lomax, Jackson Parke; St. John Paul II Academy: Alex Bisco Yo, Charlie Newstreet; Suncoast: Max Gomez, Marcus Bensusan, Rapha Touma; Trinity Christian: Dillion Chappell, Justin Dambrick, Alejandro, Morosco, Bryan Silva.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Juan Henao, American Heritage: First-year coach led the Stallions (9-1-3) to an unbeaten record until the loss in the regional final to Trinity Prep. “I am most proud of the way the guys responded to me being my first season with them. I knew it was going to be difficult, but I tried to set the tone from the very first day and I couldn’t have asked for a better first season. We grew together as a family and had a good run overall so despite our season finishing early, a lot of lessons were learned, and we all took something positive from the negative.”
