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The 2026 6A All‑State boys soccer squad was revealed this week, spotlighting top performers from across Utah. Lone Peak’s Patrick Stevenson leads as Player of the Year, while teammate Sam Parker earns Playoff MVP honors.
The 2026 Deseret News Players of the Year in Utah boys soccer highlight standout performances from Patrick Stevenson, Cameron Martin, Carlos Nieto‑Rosales, Xavier Peregrina and Kale Garner, each of whom helped his team capture a state championship.
The 2026 All-Valley selections highlight exceptional talent, from Player of the Year Patrick Stevenson to Defensive MVP Kale Garner, showcasing a season of remarkable achievements.
The Lone Peak boys' soccer team finished 18‑1, captured the state championship, and celebrated on Talkin' Sports, highlighting Patrick Stevenson's final hat trick and coach Kevin Hartman's debut season.
The Knights finished 18‑1, capping a historic season with a decisive win that was highlighted on the popular sports podcast.
Utah Celtic clinches its fourth consecutive MLS NEXT Cup U19 title with a 5‑0 victory over St. Louis Developmental Academy, highlighted by Patrick Stevenson’s brace, Brooks Barker’s memorable bicycle‑kick goal and tournament MVP award, and a family‑driven culture overseen by coach Matt Bradley.
Three high school teams secured state soccer championships at Zions Bank Stadium, with standout performances from Patrick Stevenson, Cameron Martin, and Teo Hummasti.
Patrick Stevenson’s three‑goal performance, crowned by a final‑minute strike, clinches Lone Peak’s first 6A boys soccer championship in over two decades.
Patrick Stevenson's three goals, including two in the final six minutes, lead Lone Peak to a 3-1 victory over Farmington in the 6A state championship.
Patrick Stevenson's hat trick propelled Lone Peak to a 3‑1 win over Farmington in the 6A boys soccer championship, ending a two‑decade title drought.
In a moving 6A boys soccer state semifinal, Farmington and Mountain Ridge honored a fallen sophomore before competing, setting the stage for a title match against Lone Peak.
A heartfelt tribute to the late Gray Zarogoza defined a 6A boys soccer semifinal between Farmington and Mountain Ridge, where respect, community and upcoming championship aspirations intertwined.
Lone Peak’s 2-0 win over Salt Lake Academy in the 6A semifinals showcases the squad’s tactical discipline, senior leadership, and determination as they eye the state title.
After years of playoff heartbreak, Lone Peak’s boys soccer squad clinches a spot in the 6A state final, aiming for its first title since 2005.