Kentwood and Kentridge players go at it for possession. Ben Ray / The Reporter

Kentwood and Kentridge players go at it for possession. Ben Ray / The Reporter

NPSL All-League Soccer Teams: Kentwood’s Logan Hasting is POTY

Other Kent School District athletes make the list.

With the conclusion of the 2024 spring sports the All-League Teams of the NPSL had been named.

Here are the 3A and 4A soccer NPSL All-League teams.

4A Soccer:

Player of the Year: Logan Hasting (Kentwood)

Manager of the Year: Jason McGlothern (Mount Rainier)

1st Team

Preston Salisbury, senior: Mount Rainier

Gabriel Dizon, senior: Federal Way

Harrison Emert, senior: Mount Rainier

Colin Claxton, senior: Kennedy Catholic

Zeth Lucero, junior: Tahoma

Miguel Galmichi, senior: Decatur

Conner O’Keefe, junior: Kennedy Catholic

Shaw Nishizawa, junior: Tahoma

Kai Wray, junior: Mount Rainier

Matt Gaul, senior: Kentwood

Patrick Obrien, senior: Kentridge

2nd Team

Dylan Hasting, senior: Kentwood

Cooper Tschimperle, soph.: Tahoma

Anders Erickson, senior: Kentridge

John Majankeka, soph.: Mount Rainier

Seth Thomas, senior: Kentwood

Jay Hernandez, junior: Federal Way

Dane Tschimperle, senior: Tahoma

Jonah Jones, senior: Decatur

Gerson Ramos Menjivar, senior: Mount Rainier

Tristan Nemeth, junior: Kentridge

Cohen Storch, senior: Tahoma

3A

Player of the Year: Davyd Fedina (Auburn Mountainview)

Coach of the Year: Skyler Roehr (Auburn)

1st Team

Dylan Cruz, senior: Todd Beamer

Hassan Abu, senior: Auburn

Jesus Magana, senior: Auburn

Keilor Cacho Garcia, junior: Kent-Meridian

Juan Lopez Guillen, junior: Todd Beamer

Raiden Renggli, junior: Kentlake

Jose Menjivar, senior: Thomas Jefferson

Andres Zuluaga, senior: Kent Meridian

Raef MacNeill, junior: Auburn Riverside

Colton Austin, senior: Auburn Mountainview

Manny Angel San-Juan, senior: Kent Meridian

2nd Team

Benji Toscano, soph.: Auburn Mountainview

Bogdan Gozhiy, soph.: Todd Beamer

Sergio Mercado, junior: Auburn Mountainview

Diego Diaz, senior: Kentlake

Tima Veremiy, soph.: Auburn Riverside

Matthew Park, senior: Thomas Jefferson

Josh Milam, fresh.: Kentlake

Alvaro Valera Ruvalcaba, junior: Auburn

Daniel Hernandez, junior: Auburn Riverside

Cristian Gomez San Juan, junior: Kent-Meridian

Mason Duarte, senior: Kentlake


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