2025 High School Boys Soccer All-America Game Rosters Announced

Northeast prep schools highlight rosters with 14 selections for this contest among top fall-playing soccer stars
Noah Moodey (in blue) of Northwood School (N.Y.) was one of 41 players selected for the High School Soccer All-America Game for fall-season soccer players.
Noah Moodey (in blue) of Northwood School (N.Y.) was one of 41 players selected for the High School Soccer All-America Game for fall-season soccer players. / Northwood School

Forty-one of the nation's elite boys high school soccer players from fall-playing states and five of the nation's elite coaches will take part in the 15th Annual High School All-American Game on Dec. 13, at Wando High School in Charleston, S.C.

The selected players are seniors who have completed their high school soccer careers and represented their high school teams during the fall season. These players have achieved many regional and national awards and will attend some of the top universities across the country.

The participants will arrive in South Carolina on Thursday, Dec. 11, to participate in team training and activities.

EAST

Name, High School (State), College Commitment
Gavin Baer, Suffield Academy (Conn.), Northwestern
Landon Beckman, Archbishop Curley (Md.), Loyola (Md)
David Cho, Woodstock Academy (Conn.), Marshall
Micaiah Clarke, Phelps School (Pa.), undecided
Danel Esprit, Berkshire School (Mass.), Penn State
Jeremie Kasongo, Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.), undecided
Vincent Levasseur, Taft School (Conn.), UC Irvine
Emmanuel Marmalejo, Berkshire School (Mass.), Georgetown
Noah Moodey, Northwood School (N.Y.), undecided
Tziyon Morris, Northwood School (N.Y.), undecided
Anthony Novello, St. Peter's Prep (N.J.), undecided
Oscar Pearman, Woodstock Academy (Conn.), undecided
Charles Pons, Milton Academy (Mass.), Boston College
Lex Radosavljevic, Cumberland Valley (Pa.), undecided
Miguel Romero, Olathe West (Kan.), undecided
George Sapna, Sussex Academy (Del.), undecided
Trevor Steele, Loomis Chaffee School (Conn.), Notre Dame
Chris Swanson, Roman Catholic (Pa.), undecided
Mamadou Tall, Kiski School (Pa.), Pittsburgh
David Villavicencio, Choate Rosemary Hall (Conn.), Furman
Maddox Ward, McDonogh School (Md.), undecided

East Coaches: Jim Burstein, Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.) and Brandon Quaranta, McDonogh School (Md.)

WEST

Name, High School (State), College Commitment
Marshall DeGraff, Plainfield Central (Ill.), Bowling Green
Emre Evran, Brookfield East (Wis.), undecided
Gavin Flickinger, Coronado (Nev.), Fordham
Cohen Havill, Evansville Memorial (Ind.), undecided
Samuel Hess, Naperville North (Ill.), Indiana
Daniel Kadiu, Troy Athens (Mich.), Detroit Mercy
Moses Kamara, Armstrong (Minn.), undecided
Anthony Marziliano, Loomis Chaffee School (Conn.), undecided
Jakob Methvin, Battle Mountain (Colo.), undecided
Josh Pedersen, Naperville North (Ill.), Bowling Green
Domenic Ruggiero, St. Ignatius (Ohio), undecided
Henry Sanders, St. Louis University High (Mo.), undecided
Marlon Seahorn Jr, Kennedy (Minn.), undecided
Londen Sears, New Albany (Ohio), Akron
Chase Stewart, Bishop Gorman (Nev.), Denver
Ryan Sullivan, St. Charles Prep (Ohio), Ohio State
Sam Trivisonno, St. Ignatius (Ohio), Ohio State
Thomas Weinrich, Louisville Collegiate (Ky.), undecided
Asende Welongo, Rockhurst Jesuit (Mo.), undecided
Dylan Willingham, Washburn Rural (Kan.), Nebraska Omaha

West Coaches: Dustin Barton, Coronado (Nev.), Chad Wozniak, Louisville Collegiate (Ky.)

Goalkeeper Coach: Paul Cushing, Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.)


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Sheldon Shealer
SHELDON SHEALER

Sheldon Shealer is an award-winning sports journalist with more than 30 years of state and national high school sports coverage, which includes creating the Maryland high school football media state rankings and state records. His previous stops include editor positions with ESPN, Student Sports, The Frederick News-Post, and Hagerstown Herald-Mail, and time as a reporter with The Washington Post. He is also a professor of sports journalism at Mount St. Mary's University and a PhD candidate at Penn State University. He began contributing to High School On SI in 2025.