2017 ALL-AREA BOYS SOCCER TEAMS
FIRST TEAM Colin Flanegin, senior, forward, Pope John Paul II Jimmy Towers, senior, forward, Boyertown Kyle Tucker, senior, midfielder, Phoenixville Ronnie Minges, senior, midfielder, Spring-Ford Josh Fonder, senior, midfielder, Owen J. Roberts Mike Weir, senior, midfielder, Perkiomen Valley Phillip Bell, senior, midfielder, Hill School Cole Dampf, senior, defender, Spring-Ford Blake Ericksen, senior, defender, Phoenixville Euan Forrest, junior, defender, Hill School Matt Pron, senior, defender, Owen J. Roberts Andrew Daubenspeck, senior, goalie, Perkiomen Valley
SECOND TEAM Ethan Pace, sophomore, forward, Pottsgrove Jared Carboy, senior, forward, Phoenixville Patrick Adams, senior, midfielder, Hill School Brett Gulati, sophomore, midfielder, Spring-Ford Trevor Looby, junior, midfielder, Upper Merion Tyler Siefer, senior, midfielder, Phoenixville Colin Trainor, sophomore, midfielder, Spring-Ford Jake Rogers, senior, defender, Perkiomen Valley Clay Kopko, sophomore, defender, Phoenixville Gavin Delahaye, senior, defender, Owen J. Roberts Dylan Castillo, senior, goalie, Upper Merion
HONORABLE MENTION Boyertown: Ben Wise, Ben Margavich, Sal Marciante Daniel Boone: Peter Scott Hill School: Greg Zimmerman, Alex Tullman Methacton: Vince Delisi, Trevor Taylor Owen J. Roberts: Graham Pugh, Sam Smith, Beckett Houck, Ryan Walker Perkiomen School: Sam Glavin, Will Wang, Perkiomen Valley: Matt McCabe, Brian Love, Max Chamorro Phoenixville: Danny Jackson, Greg O’Neill, Jake Perillo, JT Stevens, Nick Sinapius, Pope John Paul II: Christian Caiola, Michael Harty, Salvatore Marano Pottsgrove; Collin Deckert, Mike Sereny, Nathan Kasper, Ryan Long Spring-Ford: Nathan Alban, Johnny Guimaraes, Aidan Mossip, Sal Ibarra Upper Merion: Yaseen Elarbi, Carlos Garcia, Lorenzo Mancino, Upper Perkiomen: Cameron Marshall, Cole Kendra, Ryan Casola
COACH OF THE YEAR Bob McCabe, Perkiomen Valley Veteran coach guided the Vikings to their best season in program history thanks to a determined, defensive identity (18 goals allowed in 24 games) that earned Perkiomen Valley a 17-7 record and berth in the PIAA 4A tournament, the first large-school team in Pioneer Athletic Conference history to qualify for states.