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The Tennessean has unveiled its annual Players of the Year for the TSSAA boys soccer season, spotlighting the athletes who defined the campaign and inviting fans to vote for their favorite candidate.
The Tennessean has announced its all‑state selections for high school boys soccer, highlighting record‑breaking scorers, clutch goalkeepers and key midfielders. Readers are now invited to vote for the player they believe deserves the ultimate honor.
The Tennessean’s All-Midstate selections reveal championship triumphs, individual milestones, and the story of a coach who captured a title just weeks after a life‑saving kidney transplant.
South-Doyle lost 1-0 to Station Camp in the Class AA TSSAA boys soccer state championship, with Ryan Hendon's free‑kick proving the difference. Coach Samuel Mitchell praised his 18 seniors for their character and ability.
After a hard‑fought 1‑0 win over South Doyle, Station Camp’s “Team Adversity” clinched its second straight Class AA TSSAA boys soccer championship, a triumph marked by a kidney donation, a suspended senior’s decisive goal and tears of joy.
Station Camp soccer coach Jeremy Cooke donated a kidney to former Vanderbilt star Ronnie McMahan, then led his team to the Class AA state final while navigating a demanding recovery.
Ryan Hendon’s four‑goal game, Hugo Alamos‑Castor’s hat trick and other standout outings defined Week 11 of the TSSAA postseason in the Nashville area.