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You Won't Believe Which 2025 Intermountain Conference Soccer Star Shockingly Missed the All-League Team!

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2 weeks ago · Updated 2 weeks ago

The 2025 boys soccer season in Oregon's Intermountain Conference has concluded, and the standout players and coaches have been recognized for their exceptional contributions. Each year, these accolades are determined through a vote among the league's coaches, highlighting the talent and dedication present in the sport at the high school level.

Quentin Swanston, a junior from Summit High School, has been honored as the Player of the Year. His performance on the field not only illustrates his skill but also underscores the competitive nature of the league. His achievements have been pivotal in leading his team to success throughout the season.

Alongside Swanston, Tom Bunnell, also from Summit High School, has been named Coach of the Year. Bunnell’s leadership and strategic insights have contributed significantly to the team's accomplishments, showcasing his ability to cultivate talent and foster teamwork among his players.

The list of first-team selections features a mix of emerging talents and seasoned players, illustrating the depth of skill within the conference. Alongside Swanston, the first team includes:

  • Will Newton, sophomore, Summit
  • Sam Jacobsen, senior, Summit
  • Carter Heikkila, senior, Redmond/Culver
  • Jack Thrasher, junior, Redmond/Culver
  • Adam Davis, senior, Bend
  • Adrian Rosales, junior, Crook County
  • Zach Bradley, junior, Summit
  • Jack Mitchell, senior, Summit
  • Jude Jarrett, senior, Summit
  • JJ Gutierrez, senior, Redmond/Culver
  • Bentley Malacon-Deal, junior, Caldera (GK)

The second team also reveals promising players who have made significant impacts on their respective teams. This roster includes:

  • Nash Orton, sophomore, Summit
  • Elijah Paniagua, sophomore, Redmond/Culver
  • Cruz Guzman, freshman, Bend
  • Gabriel Lopez, senior, Crook County
  • Brody Meier, senior, Mountain View
  • Dylan Douglass, sophomore, Caldera
  • Jesus Davalos, senior, Ridgeview
  • Ben Costa, junior, Bend
  • George Olympiadis, junior, Redmond/Culver
  • Jack Keegan-Silence, senior, Mountain View
  • Landen Barlow, senior, Summit
  • Jacob Jenkins, sophomore, Summit (GK)

In addition to these honors, several players have received honorable mentions, signifying the respect and recognition they earned throughout the season. Notable mentions include:

  • Ethan Kapsa, sophomore, Summit
  • Evan Kapsa, senior, Summit
  • David Hernandez, freshman, Bend
  • Neil Harbour, junior, Redmond/Culver
  • Gavin Stott, junior, Redmond/Culver
  • Gabriel Allen, sophomore, Mountain View
  • Harrison Housley, junior, Crook County
  • Juan Gomez, junior, Crook County
  • Chance Larson, junior, Ridgeview
  • Cooper Wilcox, junior, Ridgeview
  • Diego Cobarrubia, senior, Bend
  • Hayden Boni, junior, Caldera
  • Jonathan Rosales Urbina, senior, Caldera
  • Luke Keller, senior, Mountain View (GK)

These awards spotlight not only individual talent but also the spirit of teamwork and community that high school soccer embodies. The Intermountain Conference continues to develop young athletes, providing them with a platform to excel while fostering a love for the game.

For ongoing coverage of Oregon high school sports, including schedules, scores, recruiting news, and additional player spotlights, visit OregonLive’s high school sports section throughout the year.

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