Here is the Review-Journal’s 2017 all-state boys soccer team. First Team: Jaffet Corona, Hug First Team: Juan Estrada, Western First Team: Joel Garcia, Truckee First Team: Juan Pablo Herrera, North Tahoe First Team: Hudson Huckfeldt, Palo Verde First Team: John Lynam, Coronado First Team: Bryan Martinez, Sunrise Mountain First Team: Eduardo Martinez, North Valleys First Team: Miguel Mendoza, Chaparral First Team: Jaime Munguia, Durango First Team: Bryan Munoz, Sparks First Team: Corrigan Neville, Bishop Gorman First Team: Marcos Plata, Sunrise Mountain First Team: Jaime Rodriguez, Wooster First Team: Joel Sanchez, Desert Pines Second Team: Juan Arredondo-Alvarez, Western Second Team: Angel Arreola, Sunrise Mountain Second Team: Bradley Bolduc, Coronado Second Team: Caden Buckley, Bishop Gorman Second Team: Gael Delangel-Parra, Durango Second Team: Eduardo Gomez Meza, Wooster Second Team: Edgar Guillen, Wooster Second Team: Abi Lopez, Truckee Second Team: Presten Manthey, Palo Verde Second Team: Christian Martinez, Carson Second Team: Koby Mattson, North Tahoe Second Team: Sebastian Ramirez, Eldorado Second Team: Efren Ramirez Ledezma, Carson Second Team: Ben Stang, Liberty Second Team: Tyson Tesfamariam, Durango Honorable Mention:
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