Bobby Stoyanov, Mountlake Terrace senior, posted 47 goals and 14 assists this season. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Bobby Stoyanov, Mountlake Terrace senior, posted 47 goals and 14 assists this season. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Mountlake Terrace’s Stoyanov named 2A player of year by WSSCA

Numerous other local boys soccer players earn all-state honors.

Mountlake Terrace star Bobby Stoyanov was chosen as the 2A boys soccer state player of the year by the Washington State Soccer Coaches Association, which announced all of its all-state honorees for the 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A classifications Tuesday.

Stoyanov, who was also the Herald’s 2018 Boys Soccer Player of the Year, shattered the Hawks’ single-season scoring record in his senior campaign, netting 47 goals to go alongside 14 assists.

Stoyanov, a forward, spent the fall of 2017 playing for the Sounder Academy and will attend the Richmond International Academic and Soccer Academy in England beginning in December.

Local players receiving all-state first-team honors include Glacier Peak senior midfielder Keegan Rubio (4A), Shorecrest senior forward Elliot Misic (3A), Snohomish senior forward Conner Smith (3A), Marysville Pilchuck senior midfielder Daniel Amador (3A) and Archbishop Murphy senior midfielder Sam Johnson (2A).

Local players earning second-team accolades include Monroe senior forward Marcos Arellano (4A), Kamiak senior defender Cade Cooke (4A), Glacier Peak senior defender Favi Zenteno (4A), Shorewood senior goalkeeper Nathaniel Poole (3A) and King’s senior forward Atley Shapiro (1A).

SOCCER

WSSCA All-State Teams

The 2018 All-State Boys High School Soccer Teams as selected by the Washington State Soccer Coaches Association.

CLASS 4A

MVP—Edwin Aquino, Pasco

Coach of the Year—Matt Potter, Pasco

Keegan Rubio runs through drills during practice Friday afternoon at Glacier Peak High School in Snohomish on March 17, 2018. (Kevin Clark / The Daily Herald)

Keegan Rubio runs through drills during practice Friday afternoon at Glacier Peak High School in Snohomish on March 17, 2018. (Kevin Clark / The Daily Herald)

FIRST TEAM

Forwards—Alec LaBarge, Jr. Sumner; Oscar Cortez, Sr. Pasco; Alex Velasco, Sr. Kentlake; Joey Underwood, Sr. Issaquah.

Midfielders—Johan Espinoza, Sr. Eastmont; Edwin Aquino, Jr. Pasco; JJ Allen, Sr. Todd Beamer; Keegan Rubio, Sr. Glacier Peak.

Defenders—Tannar Larson, Sr. Auburn Riverside; Nathan Martinez, Sr. Pasco; Torin Dye, Sr. Issaquah; Jared Butler, Jr. Sumner; Ivan Ceja, Sr. Pasco.

Goalkeeper—Lucas Richardson, Sr. Skyline.

Kamiak’s Cade Cooke runs into Lake Stevens goalie JJ Smith as Kamiak beat Lake Stevens 2-1 in a soccer match Tuesday, April 24, 2018 in Lake Stevens. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

Kamiak’s Cade Cooke runs into Lake Stevens goalie JJ Smith as Kamiak beat Lake Stevens 2-1 in a soccer match Tuesday, April 24, 2018 in Lake Stevens. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

SECOND TEAM

Forwards—Luis Navarrete, Sr. Wenatchee; Marcos Arellano, Sr. Monroe; Edwin Romero, Sr., Walla Walla; Flavio Espinoza, Soph. Eastmont.

Midfielders—Kevin Meraz-Rodriguez, Sr. Pasco; Zak Gregg, Jr. Todd Beamer; Manav Gill, Sr., Kentwood; Mitchell Hunter, Jr. Sumner.

DefendersCade Cooke, Sr. Kamiak; Bryan Maxwell, Sr. Lewis and Clark; Nathaniel Strickland, Sr. Skyline; Favi Zenteno Sr. Glacier Peak.

Goalkeeper—Jake Voordepoorte, Sr. Richland.

HONORABLE MENTION

Forwards—Ethan Carlson, Sr. Puyallup; Michael Kimbrell, Sr. Skyview; Devin Hauenstein, Sr. Central Valley; Danny Guerrero, Sr. Glacier Peak.

Glacier Peak’s Danny Guerrero celebrates a penalty goal Saturday afternoon during the 2017 4A state quarterfinals at Skyline High in Sammamish. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Glacier Peak’s Danny Guerrero celebrates a penalty goal Saturday afternoon during the 2017 4A state quarterfinals at Skyline High in Sammamish. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

MidfieldersJesus Garcia-Ayala, Sr. Monroe; Emmanuel Lopez, Sr. Eastmont; Cole Matson, Sr., Davis.

Defenders—Eduardo Ramirez, Sr. Sunnyside; Reis MacNeill, Jr. Auburn Riverside; Jordan Carmel, Soph., Todd Beamer; Jaime Vazquez, Sr. Mount Vernon.

Goalkeeper—Isaiah Damschen, Sr. Gonzaga Prep.

CLASS 3A

MVP—Avery Jacobson, Roosevelt

Coach of the Year—Carlos Enriquez, Garfield

Snohomish’s Conner Smith (right) gets pushed off the ball by Roosevelt’s Mattias Cochard during the 2017 3A State Championship at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup. (Ian Terry / Herald file)

Snohomish’s Conner Smith (right) gets pushed off the ball by Roosevelt’s Mattias Cochard during the 2017 3A State Championship at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup. (Ian Terry / Herald file)

FIRST TEAM

ForwardsElliot Misic, Sr. Shorecrest; Avery Jacobson, Sr. Roosevelt; Levan Zhividze, Sr., Evergreen; Conner Smith, Sr. Snohomish.

Marysville-Pilchuck’s Daniel Amador points to the stands after scoring a goal as Marysville Pilchuck beat Arlington 3-2 in a boys’ soccer match and clinched the Wesco 3A title on Tuesday, May 1, 2018 in Marysville. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

Marysville-Pilchuck’s Daniel Amador points to the stands after scoring a goal as Marysville Pilchuck beat Arlington 3-2 in a boys’ soccer match and clinched the Wesco 3A title on Tuesday, May 1, 2018 in Marysville. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

Midfielders—Will Barton, Jr. Lakeside; Daniel Amador, Sr. Marysville Pilchuck; Oscar Harding, Sr. Garfield, Hunter Bauman, Sr. Mercer Island.

Defenders—Reis Kissel, Sr. Mercer Island; Kendall Burks, Sr. Stadium; Rowan Calvert, Jr. Roosevelt; Josh Chestnut, Sr. Garfield.

Goalkeeper—Brian Doherty, Sr. Garfield.

SECOND TEAM

Forwards—Owen Gortner, Sr. Interlake; Jacen Stein, Jr. Redmond; Angel Herrera, Sr. Lincoln; Jackson Winterrowd, Sr. North Thurston.

Midfielders—Raul Ramirez, Sr. Mt Tahoma; Trevin Snell, Sr. Gig Harbor; Vincent Duyungan, Jr., Roosevelt; Jackson Morgan, Sr. Roosevelt.

Defenders—Logan Kinney, Jr. Gig Harbor; Hayden Barnow, Sr. Roosevelt; Jason Cortes, Sr., Kennewick; Will Meadows, Sr. Interlake.

GoalkeeperNathaniel Poole, Sr. Shorewood.

HONORABLE MENTION

Forwards—Banks Telkamp, Sr. O’Dea; Keeton Heggerness, Sr. Peninsula; Angel Hernandez, Soph. Redmond; Eddie Castillo, Sr. Kennewick.

MidfieldersBohdi Uderitz, Sr. Snohomish; Aden Hiatt, Sr. Seattle Prep; Jasper Brannon, Sr., Garfield; Ale Tomasi, Sr. Squalicum.

DefendersNain Galvan, Sr. Marysville Pilchuck; Nate Jones, Soph. Gig Harbor; Ozzy Marten, Sr. Peninsula; Reece Wiyrick, Jr. Redmond.

Goalkeeper—Ricky Escalante, Jr. Redmond.

CLASS 2A

MVPBobby Stoyanov, Mountlake Terrace

Coach of the Year—Filomon Afenegus, Columbia River

FIRST TEAM

ForwardsBobby Stoyanov, Sr. Mountlake Terrace; Gilbert De La Luz, Sr. Franklin Pierce; Manny Cabrera, Sr., R.A Long; Bekele Dowty, Sr. Black Hills.

MidfieldersSam Johnson, Sr. Archbishop Murphy; Spencer Sumpter, Sr. Bellingham; Yitagesu Dowty, Sr. Black Hills; Ryan Connop, Sr. Columbia River.

Defenders—Kenji Nystrom, Sr. Anacortes; Nicolas Hernandez, Jr. Selah; Jared Holstad, Sr., Pullman; Candler Bolte, Sr. Columbia River.

Goalkeeper—Noah Carver, Sr. Franklin Pierce.

SECOND TEAM

Forwards—Liam Harris, Sr. Sequim; Casey Carter, Sr. Bellingham; Theodore Baiye Jr. Clarkston; Jake Connop, Soph. Columbia River.

Midfielders—Ben Schneider, Sr. Port Angeles; Jack Kolosvary, Sr. Columbia River; Nate Blanchard, Sr. North Kitsap; Juan Mendoza, Jr. East Valley Yakima.

Defenders—Christian Sanchez, Jr. Aberdeen; Jonathan Flurry, Sr. Ridgefield; Joseph Gresch, Sr. East Valley Spokane; Fabian Kirby, Jr. East Valley Yakima.

Goalkeeper—David Gonzalez, Sr. Columbia River.

HONORABLE MENTION

ForwardsBuba Menneh, Sr. Archbishop Murphy; Cameron Orestad, Sr. Burlington-Edison; Ryan Tolberd, Soph, Sequim; Juan Tapia, Jr. Othello.

Midfielders—Wyatt Murphy, Soph. North Kitsap; Connor Steward, Jr. Bellingham; Zach Bowsky, Sr. East Valley.

DefendersMax Henderson, Jr. Archbishop Murphy; Zach Seivers, Soph. Archbishop Murphy; Brandon Amezcua, Jr. Franklin Pierce; Daniel Fuentas Aguillar, Soph. Franklin Pierce.

Goalkeeper—Bernie Jones, Soph. Highline.

CLASS 1A

MVP—Michael Rojas, Royal

Coach of the Year—Scott Lane, Overlake

FIRST TEAM

Forwards—Gustavo Barragan, Jr. Toledo-Winlock United; Alex Valdez, Jr. Wahluke; Marco Hernandez, Soph. La Salle; Alec Watkins, Sr. La Center.

Midfielders—Michael Rojas, Sr. Royal; Billy Chissoe, Sr. Charles Wright; Hunter Leach, Sr. La Center; Isaac Garibay, Jr. Toledo-Winlock United.

Defenders—Lake Smith, Sr. South Whidbey; Alex Delgado, Sr. Royal; Joseph Raymond, Jr. Overlake; Kirby Wetherbee, Sr. Overlake.

Goalkeeper—Luke Brezak, Sr. Overlake.

SECOND TEAM

Forwards—Adrian Valentine, Jr. Seattle Academy; Nick Rosenbeck, Sr. Medical Lake; Atley Shapiro, Sr. King’s; Darius Joe, Sr. Klahowya.

Midfielders—Andreas Malunat, Jr. Toledo-Winlock United; Adam Reid, Sr. University Prep; Ty Maider, Sr. University Prep; Esteban Sanchez, Jr. Overlake.

Defenders—Cody Leffel, Sr. La Center; Hugo Santana, Bridgeport; Marco Mendoza, Manson; Dawson Hall, Sr. Toledo-Winlock United.

Goalkeeper—Alan Contreras, Jr. Toledo-Winlock United.

HONORABLE MENTION

Forwards—Tommy Delargy, Jr. Vashon Island; Michael Saffari, Sr. Charles Wright; Antonio Velazquez, Jr. Deer Park; Arturo Avila, Soph. Cascade (Leavenworth).

Midfielders—Angelo Calfo, Sr. Seattle Academy; Derek Carpenter, Sr. Klahowya, Connor Darras, Jr. Hoquiam; Drew Dickson, Jr. Klahowya, JJ Williamson, Jr. Lakeside (9 Mile Falls).

Defenders—Carlos Lopez, Jr. Highland; Jared Cox, Sr. La Center; Kris Chaparro, Jr. Klahowya; Luis Ramos, Sr. Connell.

Goalkeeper—Jose Mendoza Sr. Cascade (Leavenworth) and A.J. Hernandez, Jr. Elma.

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