Lopez, the MVP of the TCAL-Stone division, led the Dons to a NCS Division II title, notching 29 assists to go with 10 goals scored. After losing in the first round of last year’s playoffs, Lopez spurred a run through the post-season, ending with a title game victory against Campolindo.

Diaz was the Diablo Valley Athletic League’s Defensive Player of the Year, leading the Warriors to the first ever NCS Division III title. Diaz was the key defender for an Ygnacio Valley team which did not allow a goal in the post-season.

One of the most talented players anywhere on the field in the North Bay League, Lopez led the Panthers in overall points as they advanced to the Division I semifinals in their first winter season.

In his first high school season, Barahona scored 16 goals to go with six assists for the Minutemen, who advanced to the Division II semifinals before losing on penalty kicks to Campolindo.

Skulstad was the Most Valuable Player in the East Bay Athletic League, which has won the last eight Division I section titles.

Khorami was the overall Most Valuable Player of the Diablo Foothill Athletic League, after returning from the San Jose Earthquakes academy team. He scored 21 goals and had 12 assists, and has an offer from UC Davis.

Khamush was the Offensive MVP of the DFAL after teaming up with Khorami as the top scoring tandem in the section. He scored 18 goals and had 22 assists.

The MVP from the North Bay League was involved in all but three of the Gauchos’ goals this season, and was described by an opposing coach as “exceptional for his team as an attacking threat from the midfield.”

Known as an elite defensive midfielder, Solis was the MVP of the DVAL, while also contributing eight assists and three goals on the offensive end, helping lead the Eagles to the Division I quarterfinals.

The top defender in the NBL marked the top scorer from each opposing team. His impact may have been most illustrated in the two games against Heritage. Martinez missed the first meeting, and the Panthers yielded four goals. In the section quarterfinals, Martinez was able to neutralize the Patriot attack in a 2-0 win.

The Defensive MVP of the DFAL, Rossi anchored a Cougars’ defense that did not yield a goal in either the section quarterfinals or semifinals. Rossi is a dual-sport standout on the Campolindo campus, also playing in the outfield for the Cougars’ baseball team.

Reimink is only a one-year player for the Giants, and will return to the Netherlands after this school year. His impact was huge, though, helping Redwood win the regular-season MCAL title after scoring 14 goals and eight assists during league play. He was named MVP of the MCAL.

Schoendienst was known as the top defender in the EBAL, and guided the Cowboys to a semifinal appearance in the Division II playoffs.

The first-team All-EBAL player led the Grizzlies with 13 goals and eight assists, and controlled the midfield. Behind Meyer’s play, Cal earned a regulation draw with Clayton Valley in the playoffs before falling on penalty kicks.

Lopez’ 29 assists were the best in the section, and he scored in all four playoff games for the Dons.

Only three times all year did the Trojans score more than one goal, and yet Soto kept them in every match. He had an amazing 115 saves, including the ridiculous total of 18 saves against Berkeley.

Described by one coach as a player who could break down opposing defenses by himself, Fontanelli helped lead the Cougars to the Division II quarterfinals.

The MVP of the BVAL scored 23 goals with five assists for the Falcons.

The first-team All-EBAL defender was a stalwart for a Falcons’ defense that allowed just 28 goals in 26 matches this season.

The first-team All-MVAL forward scored 23 goals and had eight assists for the Cougars.

The first-team All-EBAL midfielder had 11 goals and 17 assists for the Division I finalist Wolves.

The first-team All-EBAL midfielder had four goals and 14 assists for the Division I champions.

Dayekh returned from the Earthquakes’ academy to lead the Patriots with 20 goals and 10 assists, earning first-team All-BVAL for the co-BVAL champions.

The DVAL Offensive Player of the Year scored 13 goals this season for the Eagles.

Perez led the co-BVAL champions with eight goals scored, including two in a crucial 4-2 win over Heritage.

The first-team All-BVAL attacking midfielder controlled most matches for the Patriots, while contributing 13 goals and eight assists.

The Most Valuable Player of the WACC-Foothill Division had five goals and five assists from his role as a defensive-minded midfielder.

The first-team All-EBAL keeper had 91 saves, and put together 15 clean sheets this season.