Best of the best: 2026 Boys Soccer All-Valley Team
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- Lone Peak’s Patrick Stevenson attempts to score a goal during his team’s 3-1 win over Farmington on Friday. May 22, 2026
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- Maple Mountain’s Corbin Gardner works his way toward the goal during his team’s thrilling 3-2 overtime win over Hillcrest. May 18, 2026
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- Best friends since the 7th grade, Maeser seniors Noah Johnson and Kale Garner celebrate their historic 2A state championship win. May 11, 2026
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- Westlake senior striker Andrew Morgan celebrates his first of five goals scored during the Thunder’s 6-0 win over Cedar Valley. May 5, 2026
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- Pleasant Grove’s Trey Okey contributed a PK late during his team’s 4-1 win over Spanish Fork. April 30, 2026
Player of the Year
Patrick Stevenson, Sr., F/MF, Lone Peak
Stevenson went out in the best way possible, logging a hat trick in the state championship. It was a fitting sendoff for the four-year starter who has played huge in his team’s overall success going back to his freshman year.
Offensive MVP
Trey Okey, Sr., F, Pleasant Grove
Okay proved to be the top scorer for the standout Vikings throughout the 2026 season. Okey shredded defenses throughout the year to the tune of 18 goals and 12 assists.
Defensive MVP
Kale Garner, Sr., D, Maeser Prep
Garner was simply dominant in his position throughout the year and a major reason for Maeser repeating as 2A state champions. He also provided good offensive punch, scoring his team’s go-ahead score in the state championship.
Keeper of the Year
Sam Parker, Sr., Lone Peak
Parker had six shutouts on the season and was a top reason for the Knight’s defensive success and indeed played pivotal in his team’s championship run.
Coaches of the Year
Kyle Hartman, Lone Peak and Dustin Simmons, Maeser Prep
In his first year as head coach, Hartman was perhaps the missing ingredient to promote the Knights to a state championship. Players responded well to him all season long, showing forth good teamwork throughout. Simmons, meanwhile, finished off an amazing 20-0 season and a second-straight state championship
2025 All-Valley Boys Soccer First Team
(in alphabetical order)
Ethan Antonio, Sr., GK, Maple Mountain
Antonio had a four shutouts on the season and played a central role in the state championship round, finishing off the season with his best play of the year.
Caleb Balch, Jr., F, Wasatch
Led the Wasps with 14 goals on the season and should be one of the top players in Utah County next season yet again.
Brooks Barker, Sr., F, Salem Hills
Barker was prolific throughout the season and ended it as the top scorer in the valley with his 21 goals scored on the season.
Ty Christensen, Sr., MF, Westlake
Christensen was a chief catalyst for the Thunder throughout the season, evidenced by his team-leading nine assists.
Jared Cortes, Sr., F, Provo
Cortes served as a team captain and led the Bulldogs with 12 goals while adding four assists.
Palmer Croshaw, Sr., D, Maple Mountain
Croshaw fulfilled a valuable leadership role as a team captain while providing top defense along the Golden Eagle’s back line.
Ace Downey, Sr., MF, Wasatch
Downey has helped lead the Wasps for a while now and ended his prep career with nine goals and eight assists.
Carter Egbert, Jr., MF, Maple Mountain
Egbert scored 15 goals to lead the Golden Eagles along with notching 38 total points, playing a big role in his team’s deep run in the state championships.
Corbin Gardner, Sr., MF, Maple Mountain
Paired extremely well with Egbert in the midfield for the Golden Eagles and contributed 10 goals as one of his team’s three captains.
Dylan Gutierrez, Jr., F, American Fork
Gutierrez led the Cavemen in scoring this year, notching six goals and 14 total points
Tony Haro, Sr., MF/F, Provo
Haro was a dynamic playmaker and scored 11 goals to go along with four assists last season.
Noah Johnson, Sr., F, Maeser Prep
Johnson was a force, scoring a team-leading 13 goals and contributing nine assists.
Jonas Lamont, Sr., FB, Lone Peak
Lamont provided stingy backend defense throughout the season and was a big reason for his team’s championship run.
Andrew Morgan, Sr., F, Westlake
Morgan finished off his career as the Thunder’s all-time leading scorer with his 13 goals scored during the 2026 season.
Joaquin Oberhansly, Sr., MF, Pleasant Grove
Oberhansky was a rock in the midfield for the Vikings and a team captain. He was a three-year starter for the Pleasant Grove and a big reason for its success.
Maximo Olmos, Sr., D, Pleasant Grove
Olmos was the premier defender for the Vikings during their remarkable undefeated regular season. The senior also contributed a goal and three assists.
Lewis Peterson, Sr., F, Timpanogos
Peterson spent his senior season scoring 16 goals and passing out 11 assists in his final season before playing for the Air Force Academy.
Mauricio Rondan, Sr., F, Pleasant Grove
Rondan was a prolific scorer, evidenced by his 14 net-finders on the season. Overall he paired brilliantly with Trey Okey in providing constant pressure on the opposition.
Denzel Sono-Koree, So., F, Maeser Prep
Sono-Koree was one of the most exciting players in the state, using his superior speed to notch 12 goals on the season with 10 assists.
Blake Stuart, Sr., MF, Lone Peak
Stuart controlled the midfield throughout Lone Peak’s championship run and scored five goals and had six assists.
Bryce Toole, Jr., GK, Skyridge
Toole proved to be one of the top goalkeepers in the state and was key for the Falcon’s standout defense throughout the season.
Lucas Turner, Sr., F, Timpanogos
Turner was a primary catalyst for the Timberwolves throughout the season and contributed 10 goals to go along with his nine assists.
2025 All-Valley Second-Team
(in alphabetical order)
Brody Alleman, So., MF, Skyridge
One of his team’s leaders in the midfield
Brock Alleman, Jr., F, Skyridge
Scored five goals for the Falcons
TJ Ashby, Jr., multiple, Pleasant Grove
Played at multiple positions, proving a valuable component throughout the year
Carter Bartholomew, Jr., MF, Springville
Scored seven goals and had five assists
Alex Bay, So., F, American Heritage
Bay tied for his team lead with 16 goals scored
Paxton Bentley, Sr., D, Lehi
Bentley was recognized as a top defender in Region 3
Benjamin Bradley, Sr., MF, Orem
Senior leader had three goals
Nephi Chumpitaz, Sr., MF, Orem
Scored seven goals and passed out four assists
Kian Cid, Jr., F, Lone Peak
Led the Knights with nine assists
Angel De La Torre, Jr., MF, Salem Hills
Scored 10 goals for the Skyhawks
Will Denney, Fr., F, Lone Peak
A big key to Lone Peak’s attack and bright future ahead
Grady DeVries, Sr., MF, Westlake
Scored six goals and had 15 overall points
Jake Domingues, Jr., GK, Westlake
Five shutouts and a 12-5 overall record
Lincoln Farmer, Jr., D, Pleasant Grove
One of the Viking’s top defenders
Evan Haderlie, Sr., F, Timpanogos
Haderlie notched 10 goals on the season
Everton Hughes, Sr., F, American Heritage
Led the Patriots with 16 goals and eight assists
Cameron Jones, Sr., F, American Fork
Led the Cavemen with five assists
Alan Ledesma, Jr., MF, Spanish Fork
Led the Dons with eight goals and four assists
Miles Metcalf, Jr., MF, Salem Hills
Scored nine goals for the Skyhawks
Joel McIntire, Sr., D, Timpanogos
Helped lead his team’s stingy defense throughout the season
Cooper Michaelis, Sr., D, Timpanogos
Led the Timberwolves defense
Landon Michaelis, Sr., MF, Orem
The Tiger’s captain had seven goals and four assists
Alex Olmos, Sr., MF, Mountain View
Scored nine goals and had six assists
Colton Preston, Sr., F, Maple Mountain
Scored eight goals and had 20 total points
Tayten Remund, Sr., MF, Wasatch
Five goals and two assists on the season
Spencer Shuman, Sr., GK, Provo
One of his team captains and top goalkeeper
Truman Simons, Jr., GK, Wasatch
9-3 record with three shutouts
Donnel Sono-Koree, Fr., F, Maeser Prep
Scored 10 goals and had seven assists
Sam Swain, Sr., MF, Maple Mountain
Swain provided top leadership and defense throughout the 2026 season
Harper Taylor, Sr., D, Pleasant Grove
Helped solidify the Viking’s backend while providing valuable leadership
Brady Wansgard, Sr., D, Skyridge
Scored four goals for the Falcons from his fullback position
Honorable Mention
American Fork: Logan Gubler, Everett Nash, Gabriel Cardena, Jackson Brown, Gunner Michaelis
ALA: Israel Anaya, Kevin Dioncio, Braxton Sunde, Thiago Zaualga
American Heritage: Kade Andersen, Jackson Black, Matthew Brady,
Cedar Valley: Adrian Sepulveda, Scott Garcia
Lehi: Gavin Richards, Bode Hammond, Macade Herbert, Jameson Lowery
Lone Peak: Oliver Crowley, Cohen Peters, Diego Roberts, Michael Heward, Jack Gardner
Maple Mountain: Colton Ashby, Wyatt Witt, Caleb Adams, Nathan Pineda
Maeser Prep: Matty Simmons, Tyler Reedy, Jack Pomeroy, Joe Memmott, Nate Bowler
Mountain View: Victor Ixtarojax, Juan Villamizar, Briggy Moses
Orem: Diego Solorzano, Adam Winward, Shiner Lindsay
Payson: Ulisis Duenas, Corbin Westring
Pleasant Grove: Angel Perez, Sam Clark, Connor Merryweather, Rexton Atkinson, Cameron Davis, Edgar Sandoval
Provo: Diego Reyes, Leo Mendoza, Dieter Lang, Ethan Greene, Giancarlo, Galeas
Salem Hills: Luke Christensen, Collin Clement, Keller Beck, Austin Nagel
Skyridge: Auston Hudsen, Dallas Olander, Tacen Hendrickson, Griffin Wall
Spanish Fork: Joey Jensen, Kyle Williams, Luis Vega, Justin Muller
Springville: Luke Dodd, Milo Finch, Ian Romero
Timpanogos: Takota Lebbon, Uli Soria, Ethan Perry, Beckam Gomm, Christian Almanza
Timpview: Sebastian Huermann, Kobe Lerma, Everett Bushman, Jayden Coleman
Wasatch: Jasper Jewkes, Henry Aldrich, Harlen Flood, Tate Write
Westlake: Daniel Madrona, Arthur Melazzo, Benson Miller, Jaden Willoughby
