Maeser Prep Soccer

Kale Garner was recently recognized as the Deseret News 2A Player of the Year. This is a huge accomplishment, especially for a defender!
The Player of the Year is voted on by coaches, so receiving this recognition speaks to Kale's impact on the field and the respect other teams and coaches have for him. Kale is only the second player in school history to receive this award in any sport! It's a great way to finish his Maeser soccer career!

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Congratulations to this year's All-State selections! Special shout-out to Kale Garner, the 2A Player of the Year, and Noah Johnson, the Playoff MVP!

Kale Garner: Player of the Year
Noah Johnson: Playoff MVP
Nate Bowler: 1st Team
Gavin Dayton: 1st Team
Denzel Sono-Koree: 2nd Team
Donnel Sono-Koree: Honorable Mention
Joe Memmott: Honorable Mention
Tyler Reedy: Honorable Mention
Adam Ireland: Honorable Mention

High school boys soccer: Deseret News 2026 2A All-State team High school boys soccer: Deseret News 2026 2A All-State team

Congratulations to the following students, who were named to the Daily Herald's All-Valley Soccer Team:

Kale Garner: Defensive MVP
Noah Johnson: 1st Team
Denzel Sono-Koree: 1st Team
Donnel Sono-Koree: 2nd Team
Nate Bowler: Honorable Mention
Matty Simmons: Honorable Mention
Joe Memmott: Honorable Mention
Tyler Reedy: Honorable Mention
Jack Pomeroy: Honorable Mention

Way to represent the badge, boys!

Best of the best: 2026 Boys Soccer All-Valley Team   Player of the Year Patrick Stevenson, Sr., F/MF, Lone Peak Stevenson went out in the best way possible, logging a hat trick in the state championship. It was a fitting sendoff for the four-year starter who has played huge in his team’s overall success going back to his freshman year. Offensive ...

This is what we're all about.

A friend sent this picture to me after our championship game. It's someone's little brother, looking out at his older brother's team as they celebrate their state championship. He said, "I'm excited for it to someday be my turn."

He's probably been dragged to every game this season, where he loves to help chase down stray balls. He knows most of the boys on the team by name and gets excited when they say hi to him after games. During halftime he dribbles around on the field with all of the other younger brothers. Right now he's probably imagining what it might be like when he grows up and wears his older brother's number. He's dreaming of greatness, and he's been inspired by this current generation of players. Maeser soccer is about honoring the tradition that we've inherited from those players who came before us, and building the legacy for those who will come after us. Like this little brother. It'll be your turn to wear the badge soon enough, little buddy.

What a day! 3-0 win over Rowland Hall sees our boys win their second consecutive state championship, and finish the year UNDEFEATED!

We'd love to have lots of fans cheering us on, especially alumni and alumni parents. Here's the link for tickets!

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