Player of the year: Dillon Truscott, Charles Wright Academy

Coach of the year: Steve Andersen, Franklin Pierce

FIRST TEAM

F: Dylan Gaydosh, junior, Stadium
Explosive threat (21 goals, 18 assists) was arguably best Narrows player, but yellow cards prevented MVP nod.

F: Miguel Gonzalez, junior, Yelm
His brother, Daniel, received top Western Cascade Conference billing, but this standout played on one healthy leg and still scored 19 goals.

F: Justin Moore, senior, South Kitsap
Fleet-footed player creates natural separation from defenders (17 goals). Co-Narrows MVP signed with Western Washington.

F: Ugo Okoli, sophomore, Beamer
Despite facing constant double teams, this speedy SPSL South MVP led area 4A in scoring (22 goals, nine assists).

F: Andrew Weishaar, junior, Puyallup
Committed? Two-time SPSL South selection once suggested holding rained-out practice in a parking lot. Scored 16 goals.

MF: James Hoag, senior, Franklin Pierce
Three-time all-SPSL 3A playmaker (eight goals, seven assists) plays wherever Cardinals need him, including defender.

MF: K.C. Phillips, junior, Stadium
Patient ball distributor is calming influence (11 goals, 15 assists). Co-Narrows MVP is headed to Seattle University.

MF: Sean Tollan, junior, Rogers
Leg injury limited him in 2008, but not this season (13 goals, 11 assists) in helping Rams to third SPSL South title.

MF: Casey Woodruff, senior, Steilacoom
A creative attacker, Nisqually 2A MVP (15 goals) was one of three seniors to lead young group to league championship.

D: Colin Ip, senior, Bellarmine Prep
Intelligent decision-maker and rugged stopper blanketed area’s best scorers, giving up just one goal.

D: Dhavan Vengadasalam, senior, Auburn Mountainview
Defensive MVP of SPSL 3A’s work rate was biggest reason Lions went from last to runner-up in league. Going to Whitman.

GK: Eric Owen, sophomore, Stadium
Young player has an advanced feel of the game. Also a physical presence that’s hard to score on (gave up five goals).

BEST OF THE REST

Forwards: Jameal Cox, Stadium, Jr.; Daniel Gonzalez, Yelm, Soph.; Jordan Savage, Enumclaw, Sr.; Ben Trahan, Rogers, Jr.

Midfielders: Scott Hansen, Bellarmine Prep, Jr.; Chase Hanson, Jefferson, Sr.; Drew Landram, Kentlake, Sr.; Troy Peterson, Beamer, Soph.; Brandon Scott, Wilson, Sr.

Defenders: Bryan Hall, Stadium, Sr.; Taylor Jackson, Auburn, Sr.

Goalkeeper: Paul Root, White River, Sr.

Todd Milles, The News Tribune