Have these teams been named? If so, can someone post them?

All State has not been released yet, should be in the next few days.

Edited November 5, 201510 yr by Yellow Card

Each district and region has their own tournament team which are announced at the finals of each.

NK coaches association all area team here is the article written on the announcements.

 

Northern Kentucky boys’ soccer coaches select top players for all-star teams

 

Covington Catholic senior midfielder Bryce Day was voted Offensive Player of the Year on the 2015 Northern Kentucky boys’ high school soccer all-star teams selected by local coaches.

 

Day has 17 goals and 14 assists for the CovCath team that won the 9th Region championship to qualify for the state tournament and defeated Montgomery County in the sectional round of the playoffs on Monday.

 

Nathan Roe of Ryle was voted Defensive Player of the Year and Justin Rolf of Brossart will receive the Scott Christian Award for his dedication to the sport of soccer.

 

Jeremy Robertson of CovCath is Coach of the Year and Joe Barker is Official of the Year. The Beechwood team was selected to receive the Ed Lett Award for sportsmanship. The awards banquet will begin at 7 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 23 at Receptions in Erlanger.

 

2015 N. KY. BOYS HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER COACHES ALL-STAR TEAMS

 

FIRST TEAM

Strikers — Adam Snow (Cooper), Charlie Wend (Conner).

Midfielders — Bryce Day (CovCath), Michael Wessells (CovCath), Gavin Siekman (Conner), Matt Roe (Ryle), Noah Sellers (Highlands).

Defenders — Nathan Roe (Ryle), Ben Darpel (CovCath), Brady Gesenhues (Highlands), Lance Adams (Cooper).

Goalkeeper — Sam Romes (CovCath)

 

SECOND TEAM

Strikers — Devin Morgan (Scott), Jacob Litzler (CovCath).

Midfielders — Ian Manahan (St. Henry), Nate Doggett (Holy Cross), Kareem El Gussain (Ryle).

Defenders — Noah Linstead (Holy Cross), Chris Davis (Simon Kenton), David Stambaugh (St. Henry), Austin Flynn (CovCath).

Goalkeeper — Will Bedel (Ryle)

 

THIRD TEAM

Strikers — Rob Ausperger (Campbell County) DJ Sanders (St. Henry).

Midfielders — Michael Martin (Walton-Verona), Sam Parnell (Brossart), Jonathan Frohmeyer (Conner), Erik Hegerty (Scott).

Defenders — Chad Brewer (NewCath), Jake Ryan (Conner), Camden Rusch (Calvary), Nicholas Weaver (Villa Madonna).

Goalkeeper —CJ Seay (Scott).

 

AWARD-WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year – Bryce Day (CovCath)

Defensive Player of the Year – Nathan Roe (Ryle)

Coach of the Year – Jeremy Robertson (CovCath)

Scott Christian Award – Justin Rolf (Brossart)

Referee of the Year – Joe Barker

Ed Lett Award – Beechwood

FIRST TEAM

G - Sam Romes (Covington Catholic) SR

D - Nathan Roe (Ryle) SR

D - Ben Darpel (Covington Catholic) SR

D - Brady Gesenhues (Highlands) SR

D - Lance Adams (Cooper) SR

M - Bryce Day (Covington Catholic) SR

M - Michael Wessells (Covington Catholic) SR

M - Gavin Siekman (Connor) SR

M - Matt Roe (Ryle) SR

M - Noah Sellers (Highlands) SR

F - Charlie Wend (Connor) SR

F - Adam Snow (Cooper) JR

 

SECOND TEAM

G - Will Bedel (Ryle) JR

D - Noah Linstead (Holy Cross) SR

D - Chris Davis (SK) SR

D - David Stambaugh (SH) SR

D - Austin Flynn (Covington Catholic) SR

M - Ian Manahan (SH) JR

M - Nate Doggett (HC) SR

M - Kareem El Gussain (Ryle) SR

F - Devin Morgan (Scott) SR

F - Jacob Litzler (Covington Catholic) SR

 

THIRD TEAM

G - CJ Seay (Scott) SR

D - Chad Brewer (NCC) SR

D - Jake Ryan (Connor) SR

D - Camden Rusch (Calvary) SR

D - Nicholas Weaver (Villa) SR

M - Michael Martin (Walton) SR

M - Sam Parnell (Brossart) SR

M - Jonathan Frohmeyer (Connor) SR

M - Erik Hegerty (Scott) SR

F - Rob Ausperger (Campbell) SR

F - DJ Sanders (SH) JR

 

HONORABLE MENTION

G - Enrique Espinoza (Boone) SR

G - Scottie McQueen (Villa) JR

D - Mason Sansone (Dixie) JR

D - Brent Geiman (Brossart) SR

D - Griffin Thomas (Campbell) JR

D - Mathew Barnett (Grant) JR

D - David Brockoff (Holmes) SR

D - Grant Walsh (Pendleton) SO

M - Moses Bawibiklian (Beechwood) SO

M - Colton Schneider (Campbell) JR

M - Logan Freudenberg (SK) SR

M - DJ Cooper (Cooper) JR

F - Dylan Geiman (Brossart) SR

F - Zach Leffler (Walton) SR

What's the difference between All Coaches and All State?

The one I posted is northern Kentucky only. There are then a an all-state tournament team made up of players from the teams playing in state tourney. Last is the coaches All-State based on the voting of all members of then Ky boys soccer association. There are two teams consisting of an East and a West team. First, second, third and honorable mention squads. This aren't announced until after state finals and as YC stated the next few days.

Cooper's Adam Snow is the only Junior on the first team. Excellent! :thumb:

The one I posted is northern Kentucky only. There are then a an all-state tournament team made up of players from the teams playing in state tourney. Last is the coaches All-State based on the voting of all members of then Ky boys soccer association. There are two teams consisting of an East and a West team. First, second, third and honorable mention squads. This aren't announced until after state finals and as YC stated the next few days.

 

Thank you for the info.

Where are all of the NCC players on the boys side?

Where are all of the NCC players on the boys side?

 

I hope they are at home... it is a school night. :sssh:

I hope they are at home... it is a school night. :sssh:

 

So lets get back to the question at hand. Only 1 NCC player makes any of the 3 teams. Where is Lyles or Randle? How about Grosser?

 

Does this still work the same way that you have to be nominated by your coach?

Why does Northern Kentucky have an all star team?

So lets get back to the question at hand. Only 1 NCC player makes any of the 3 teams. Where is Lyles or Randle? How about Grosser?

 

Does this still work the same way that you have to be nominated by your coach?

 

Clearly a refection of the team's season.

As examples, 50% of the boys first team are from CCH (regional champ) and Ryle (regional finalist) and Cooper (regional semi finalist). Take NCC girls team as another example, they have a good season and they get OPOY, DPOY, Coach of the Year. My guess (based on final vote) is the coaches came to the conclusion NCC's lack of good competition combined with their results only warrant one of their players being voted to one of these teams.

Why does Northern Kentucky have an all star team?

 

Why would they not? Even though the teams are spread across 3 regions, it is an area that has over 150,000 people and very much considers itself a market. Why wouldn't they?

Clearly a refection of the team's season.

As examples, 50% of the boys first team are from CCH (regional champ) and Ryle (regional finalist) and Cooper (regional semi finalist). Take NCC girls team as another example, they have a good season and they get OPOY, DPOY, Coach of the Year. My guess (based on final vote) is the coaches came to the conclusion NCC's lack of good competition combined with their results only warrant one of their players being voted to one of these teams.

 

I agree with what you are saying about how the teams finish being reflected in the votes, even though the voting was done before Regionals, the better teams will receive more consideration.... IMO.

 

Another thing to look at is their class, I think about 75% of the boys that were chosen were seniors. I am not sure what class the 3 boys mentioned from NCC are in but this also seems to play into the selections.