Despite missing x games because of a preseason suspension, Penn finished with 18 goals and 7 assists to lead St. Ignatius to an undefeated mark in the WCAL and the first-ever CCS outright Open Division championship.

Whereas Penn did much of his damage in the center, Galletti was a terror down the left wing throughout his St. Ignatius career, forming a spectacular attack that accounted for a stunning 58 goals and 13-0-1 mark in the WCAL, one of the toughest leagues in the Bay Area. Galletti, who had the game-winning assist in the semifinal win over Pioneer, finished with 16 goals and 8 assists.

The speedster led Pioneer to a nearly perfect season, as the Mustangs (18-1-3) suffered their only defeat of the season in the CCS Open Division semifinals to eventual champ St. Ignatius. Kettle finished with 20 goals and 10 assists as Pioneer dominated the BVAL-Santa Teresa Division to the tune of a 44-4 goal differential and 13-0-1 record.

The BVAL-Mount Hamilton Player of the Year led Branham to its first-ever "A" Division championship, as the Bruins went undefeated in league play until the final week of the regular season. A highly technical center midfielder, Shikashio served as the fulcrum of the team's attack and defense and also contributed 11 assists, including several from his spectacular long throw-ins.

The Monterey Bay League-Pacific Division co-Player of the Year, Sanchez racked up 10 goals and 14 assists for a Monterey team that had a spectacular season. The Toreadores finished the league season undefeated and stunned nationally ranked Alisal in the first round of the CCS Open Division playoffs before falling to Carlmont in penalty kicks in the semifinals. In all, Monterey finished the season 15-1-3 with Sanchez leading the way.

The two-time first-team all-WCAL midfielder helped Bellarmine to a second-place finish in the WCAL as the Bells finished 14-6-1 overall (10-4 WCAL). Brady was last season's Prep2Prep CCS Junior of the Year.

The MBL-Gabilan Player of the Year, Miranda played both in a holding midfield role and in the backline as needed as the Trojans finished the league season with a perfect 12-0 mark and were nationally ranked by most ranking services throughout the year. Alisal conceded just four goals all season in league play thanks in large part to Miranda's organizational, positional and defending qualities, as the Trojans were odds-on favorites to capture the Open Division title before being stunned by Monterey in the first round.

The rock at the center of the St. Ignatius defense, Bertiglia combined aerial strength with poise on the ball to lead the Wildcats to a historic season. After going through the preseason 1-5, St. Ignatius rolled through the WCAL with a 13-0-1 mark, allowing just 16 goals against some of the toughest competition in the Bay Area.

The Wildcats continued their run through the Open Division playoffs with Bertiglia serving as the stabilizing force in a defensive system designed to complement a wide-open attack.

The cool, solid defender was a mainstay on two Central Coast Section Division I championship teams the past two years. Ocampo, the BVAL-Mount Hamilton Senior of the Year, helped the Lions concede just 18 goals all season in 24 matches as Lincoln finished tied for second in the BVAL-MH and swept through the playoffs allowing just one goal during the postseason.

Along with Alisal, Homestead is the only team to appear in the first two CCS Open Division playoffs and much of that is attributable to the play of Yanez, a first-team all-SCVAL defender. The Mustangs finished the league season undefeated and conceded just six goals in 12 matches.

The first-team all-MBL selection was instrumental in an extremely stingy Alisal defense that allowed just 13 goals in 21 total matches and only four in 12 matches against rugged Monterey Bay League-Gabilan Division competition.

Inda Felix helped Lincoln to its second straight CCS Division I championship, scoring timely goals during the postseason after an effective regular season that saw him earn BVAL-Mount Hamilton Division Junior of the Year honors.

Pendleton netted 15 goals and added 10 assists to help Mitty continue its streak of CCS playoff appearances.

The co-Forward of the Year in the Peninsula Athletic League-Bay Division, McBride led Carlmont to a league title and trip to the CCS Open Division playoffs, where the Scots put a scare into eventual champs St. Ignatius in the first round. A tall, rangy athletic striker, McBride led Carlmont with 12 goals and eight assists.

A first-team all-WCAL selection, Robertson is a defensive midfielder who was usually tasked with taking away the opposing team's path of attack. An excellent ball-winner who covers a lot of ground, Robertson helped Mitty finish in a tie for third in the loaded WCAL.

The WCAL Midfielder of the Year led the Padres to the CCS Division II championship with wins over Soquel, Gonzales, Hillsdale and El Camino. With Joss pulling the strings, the high-scoring Padres finished the season with 62 goals, including an impressive 29 in 10 matches against non-WCAL competition, 14 of which came during the playoff run.

The speedy and talented winger led Mountain View to another successful season as the Spartans finished 2nd in the SCVAL-De Anza Division and reached the CCS Division I semis with wins over Woodside and Mitty (in penalty kicks). Sarathy led the team with 12 goals and nine assists.

Soza, an attacking midfielder and first-team all-MBL-Gabilan selection, led Alvarez to a third-place finish in one of the most competitive leagues in the Bay Area and an upset of top-seeded Bellarmine in the first round of the CCS Division I playoffs.

The speedy center back roamed like a center fielder as the final man in the Pioneer defense, helping the Mustangs to a record-setting season which saw them register 13 shutouts and concede just 15 goals all season - including just four in 14 league games.

Depending on his team's needs, Serpa could be called upon to anchor the Mitty back line or serve as a target forward. Dangerous as a target on set pieces, Serpa accounted for 12 goals despite seeing limited action up front.

The first-team all-MBL-Gabilan selection helped Watsonville turn its season around after a slow start. The Wildcatz won their final five league games - conceding just two goals over that span - and carried that momentum into the playoffs, where they reached the CCS Division I championship match, losing 1-0 in overtime to Lincoln.

Zielinski was a large part of a Homestead defense that allowed just six goals to go undefeated in SCVAL-De Anza Division play.

The powerful, athletic senior was named WCAL Striker of the Year for his efforts, as Keeth scored 17 goals and notched eight assists in just 20 matches. He registered hat tricks in wins over Valley Christian and Archbishop Riordan and had a goal and an assist in a key non-league win over Prospect early in the season.

The powerful striker led Del Mar to the BVAL-West Valley championship and into the second round of the CCS Division II playoffs. Vargas scored 15 goals and added 10 assists for the Dons, who went undefeated in league and finished 14-2-6 overall.

Last year's reigning Prep2Prep CCS Player of the Year, Field had another outstanding season tallying 27 goals and 15 assists for the Knights, who fell just short of the CCS playoffs.

Joey formed a dynamic duo with brother Andrew, scoring 12 goals to go along with 15 assists during Pioneer's epic season. Kettle, a tall, athletic attacking midfielder, will be called upon to take on even more of the attacking load with the graduation of his brother as Pioneer moves into the BVAL-Mount Hamilton "A" Division next year.

A highly skilled and technical attacking midfielder, Yamaguchi earned first-team all-WCAL honors with nine goals and seven assists.

The first-team all-BVAL Mount Hamilton midfielder displayed a knack for scoring goals at key times and was particularly dangerous converting set pieces. Despite playing primarily as a holding midfielder, King finished with seven goals to help Branham to its first-ever BVAL-Mount Hamilton title.

The talented midfielder was named MVP of the SCVAL-El Camino Division as a sophomore. He led Gunn to a third-place finish and a trip to the CCS Division I playoffs.

Typically called upon to match up with the opposing team's top striker, Khan was also a dangerous presence on set pieces, scoring four goals and contributing two goals to help Branham to a BVAL-Mount Hamilton Division title.

Marquez helped the stingy Alisal defense allow just four goals during league play as the Trojans went through the difficult MBL-Gabilan Division with a perfect 12-0-0 mark.

Gonzalez helped Watsonville turn its season around after a slow start as the 'Catz went on a five-game winning streak at the end of the regular season to keep its streak of CCS playoff appearances alive.

Diangson registered 13 shutouts and allowed just nine goals in 20 regular-season matches to help Pioneer finish the regular season unbeaten.