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Holy Redeemer
Sophomore
Hannigan really exploded on the scene this season, scoring 36 goals and finishing with 13 assists. He’ll be one of the featured scorers in the league as a junior in 2025.
Tunkhannock
Junior
A two-year captain at Tunkhannock, the junior was second in the WVC in goals with 25 and added 11 assists on the year.
Lake-Lehman
Junior
One of the top goalkeepers in the WVC. He was a first-time all-star and an all-state selection. He saved 97 shots, and allowed just 19 goals all season. He earned eight shutouts.
Wyoming Valley West
Sophomore
One of the best underclassmen in the WVC. He had the game-winning assist in the district semifinal victory over Wilkes-Barre Area and had an assist on the Spartans’ lone goal in the District 2 Class 4A championship.
Dallas
Senior
A dangerous striker from anywhere on the field, Brunn showed his versatility — scoring 15 times and assisting on 16 other goals. He helped Dallas reach the state semifinals against Radnor.
Wilkes-Barre Area
Senior
One of the top goalkeepers in the WVC. He reached the 600-save mark in his career with an 85 percent save percentage as a four-year starter for the Wolfpack. He finished with 267 saves this season in 20 matches.
Nanticoke Area
Senior
Huertero led the Trojans to six wins on the season. He was selected as a WVC Division 1 first-team all-star.
Wyoming Valley West
Senior
One of the top scorers in the WVC Division 1, Kaminski caught fire in the postseason, scoring the game-winning goal against Wilkes-Barre Area, and netted the lone score in the 2-1 setback in the district final. He also had a hat trick in the annual Senior Game. He’ll continue his soccer career at the collegiate level.
Holy Redeemer
Senior
One of the top goalkeepers in Division 2. The senior finished with 127 saves this year, and had six clean sheets to help the Royals reach the District 2 Class 1A championship match.
Wyoming Seminary
Junior
One of the most versatile players in the league, playing on offense and defense. The junior helped Seminary reach the state quarterfinals in their first season in Class 1A. He finished his year with 11 goals and 14 assists, scoring the game-winner in the district championship.
Lake-Lehman
Junior
Mathes helped Lake-Lehman to a berth in the district playoffs. A first-team all-star, Mathes scored 14 goals and had seven assists as the Black Knights reached the district semifinals.
Dallas
Senior
One of the emotional leaders on the Mountaineers and two-year captain. Miller scored three goals as a centerback this season, and played on a back row that averaged less than one goal per game, including the postseason.
Dallas
Senior
Another one of the seniors on the backline that helped Dallas to a WVC Division 1 title and state semifinal berth. He helped anchor a defense that averaged less than one goal per game, including the playoffs.
Hazleton Area
Sophomore
One of the top underclassmen defenders in the conference. He was part of a Hazleton back line that advanced to the District 2 Class 4A quarterfinals. He finished the year with five points — two goals and one assist.
Jacob Ivey
Pittston Area
Junior
A returning all-conference player, Ivey was one of the captains on a Pittston Area squad that jumped up to Division 1 this season. Ivey was also selected as a WVC Division 1 first-team all-star.
Lake-Lehman
Junior
Another one of the strong juniors in the Lake-Lehman program. Dieffenbacher scored 17 goals and added 10 assists as he was selected as a first-team all-star by the coaches.
Dallas
Senior
Nelson will have a postseason to remember. Playing through illness, the senior scored both goals in the state quarterfinals against Jim Thorpe to advance Dallas to the state semis. He finished his season with 20 goals and 13 assists.
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