The Oklahoman has unveiled its 2026 All‑City boys soccer first team, recognizing the elite talent from across the state for the upcoming season.
Standout Performances
Aiden Tovar of Crooked Oak leads the list after a spectacular season in which he netted 40 goals, helping his squad defend its Class 3A championship.
Juan Rodarte, also from Crooked Oak, was honored as Coach of the Year after guiding the team to a second straight Class 3A title with a 16‑1 record.
Camden Bruce of Christian Heritage added 43 goals and 13 assists, steering his side to the Class 3A quarterfinals, while Heritage Hall’s Noah Ragozzino contributed 17 goals and three assists to reach the Class 4A championship match.
Norman North’s Drew Park recorded 10 goals and five assists, earning his team a spot in the Class 6A quarterfinals, and Stillwater’s Graham Condley, an Oral Roberts commit, posted 17 goals and 14 assists.
Cole Graves of Norman tallied eight goals and eight assists, propelling the Tigers to the Class 6A semifinals, while Andrew Solis of Crooked Oak matched that production with 25 goals and 25 assists, a key factor in the championship run.
Defensive standout Jonathan Carter of Heritage Hall helped the team keep seven shutouts and has committed to Vassar College, and McGuinness’ Seth Lucky contributed seven goals and one assist in a Class 5A title campaign.
Nick Pitman of McGuinness added eight goals and five assists, reinforcing the team’s championship drive, while Cooper Gunn of Edmond Memorial posted eight shutouts and will continue his career at Fort Lewis College in Colorado.
The selections also reflect a breadth of college commitments, from Oral Roberts University and the University of Montevallo to Oklahoma City University and Vassar, underscoring the talent pipeline that stretches beyond state borders, with notable ties to Alabama, New York and Colorado.