Nevada Preps All-Southern Nevada boys soccer team for 2023

First team

Grayson Elisaldez, Coronado — The 5A defensive player of the year was the top defender for the state champions.

Dylan Flores, Coronado — Scored a team-high 18 goals and registered 19 assists for the 5A state champions.

Henri Kettner, Palo Verde — The 5A goalie of the year had 13 shutouts and a 0.808 goals against average for the state runner-up.

Hunter LaPointe, Arbor View — The 5A player of the year and golden boot winner scored 25 goals and added seven assists.

Preston Mendenhall, Palo Verde — Anchored the Panthers’ defense, helping them win the 5A Southern League title and reach the state title match.

Marco Navarro, SLAM Academy — The 3A player of the year scored 22 goals and recorded 17 assists for the state runner-up.

Walter Ochoa, Bonanza — The 4A player of the year and golden boot winner scored a state-high 47 goals for the state runner-up.

Luis Ortiz, SLAM Academy — The 3A golden boot winner scored 30 goals and added 20 assists for the state runner-up.

Luke Ostler, Eldorado — The defender was an All-5A state selection for the Southern League semifinalists.

Logan Pierce, Coronado — Recorded 12 shutouts, won 20 games and posted a 0.627 goals against average for the 5A state champions.

Dominic Portale, Sierra Vista — The 4A Desert League defensive player of the year anchored the Mountain Lions’ defense and scored 13 goals for the 4A state champions.

Lazzar Ramos, Sierra Vista — The 4A Desert League offensive player of the year scored 29 goals and added 11 assists for the 4A state champions.

Angel Reveles, Eldorado — Scored 19 goals and registered 13 assists for the 5A Southern League semifinalists.

Aiden Sena, Coronado — The All-5A state midfielder was a key contributor for the 5A state champions.

Chase Stewart, Bishop Gorman — The 5A offensive player of the year scored 25 goals and chipped in 11 assists.

Francesco Traniello, Palo Verde — Scored seven goals and added 14 assists as an All-5A state midfielder for the state runner-up.

Coach of the Year

Dustin Barton, Coronado — Guided the Cougars to the 5A state title, the Southern League regular-season title and a 20-2-4 record.

Second Team

Cy Adams, Coronado — Was an All-5A state selection for the 5A state champions.

Henyor Archila, Eldorado — Scored 13 goals for the 5A Southern League semifinalists.

Cruz Carranza, Doral Academy — Was fourth in the state with 26 goals and added nine assists.

Riley Galloway, Sierra Vista — Was the top defender and an all-state selection for the 4A state champions.

Kaleb Grance, Arbor View — Was an All-5A state defensive midfielder and had a team-high eight assists for the Aggies.

Julian Gugino, Desert Oasis — The 4A Desert League goalie of the year had a 0.828 goals against average.

Alonso Gutierrez Chavez, Canyon Springs — The 4A Mountain League offensive player of the year scored 21 goals.

Danny Isidro, Virgin Valley — The 3A Desert League defensive player of the year anchored a defense that allowed 12 regular-season goals and reached the state semifinals.

Isaiah Jordan, Liberty — The 4A Desert League defensive player of the year helped the Patriots to a 16-4-2 record.

Evan Odle, Palo Verde — Scored 16 goals and added seven assists for the 5A state runner-up.

Ethan Otto, Faith Lutheran — Scored a team-high 17 goals for the 4A state semifinalists.

Luke Parker, Bishop Gorman — Scored 13 goals and added eight assists for the 5A Southern League semifinalists.

Jose Quintero, Bonanza — Scored 13 goals and had a team-high 21 assists for the 4A state runner-up.

Alex Rivera, Virgin Valley — The 3A Desert League offensive player of the year scored 19 goals and added 18 assists.

Michael Umana, Sunrise Mountain — Scored 13 goals, added nine assists and was an All-5A state forward.

Tyler Vander Veldt, Faith Lutheran — The 4A Mountain League goalie of the year recorded 14 shutouts and 91 saves.

Honorable mention

Isaiah Aguilar-Perez, Chaparral

Adrian Avalos, Bonanza

Julian Batiz, Mater East