You Won't Believe Who Made the 2025 Boys Soccer All-Star Team - Shocking Snubs Revealed!

As the high school soccer season wraps up in New York's Chautauqua-Cattaraugus region, several standout athletes have made their mark, earning recognition for their exceptional performances. The Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association has announced its All-Star teams, highlighting the accomplishments of young talents from various schools, emphasizing both individual excellence and team achievements.

Leading the accolades is **Nate Mays**, a senior from **Silver Creek/Forestville**, who was named the **Division III Player of the Year**. Mays had an impressive season, scoring **18 goals** and providing **four assists**, contributing to an astounding **69%** of his team's goals. His ability to influence the game's outcome was pivotal for the Black Knights, showcasing his skills as a forward.

From **Westfield/Brocton**, junior **Nolan Anderson** shone as a goalkeeper, earning a spot on the **Division III First Team**. He played a vital role in the Wolverines’ defense, helping his team secure **seven clean sheets** and contributing to their strong **14-4-0** record, which included a run to the **Section VI Class C quarterfinals**.

**Anthony Bautista**, a senior defender from **Dunkirk**, also made his mark by being named to the **Division I First Team**. Bautista's contributions included not only his defensive prowess but also scoring **six goals** and assisting on **four**, as he helped the Marauders achieve **three clean sheets** and reach the **Section VI Class A2 semifinals**.

Another notable defender, **Anthony Gatto** from Westfield/Brocton, was recognized as part of the **Division II First Team**. He tallied **five goals** and **nine assists**, instrumental in securing the league title for the Wolverines and contributing to their impressive overall record.

**Ryan Koopman**, senior midfielder for **Fredonia**, also earned a spot on the **Division I First Team** after an outstanding season in which he scored **17 goals** and provided **10 assists**. His contributions helped the Hillbillies compile a solid **12-4-2** record and reach the **Section VI Class B quarterfinals**. He was also named to the **All-WNY Small School** team, further underscoring his impact on the field.

From **Ellicottville/Franklinville**, junior **Tosh Klein** was recognized for his offensive talent as a midfielder, scoring **14 goals** and assisting **eight** for his team. His performance helped the Eagles achieve an **8-7-3** record and reach the **Section VI Class C quarterfinals**.

In the midfield realm, **Beckett Lumia**, a sophomore from **Jamestown**, shone brightly, earning a place on the **Division I First Team** with **16 goals** and **12 assists**, leading the Red & Green to a **7-8-2** season and advancing to the **Section VI Class AAA semifinals**.

Defensive stalwarts were not to be overlooked, as **Ryan Ohl** from **Southwestern** was named to the **Division I First Team**. Ohl contributed to his team's defense with **three clean sheets** and also found the net **four times** during the season.

In **Division II**, the **Randolph Cardinals** showcased formidable talent, with **Parker Patterson** and **Cody Slade** making the **First Team**. Patterson played a crucial role in defense, helping his team record **eight clean sheets** while securing the league title with a **15-2-1** record. Slade’s offensive contributions were equally impressive, scoring **12 goals** and providing **13 assists**, contributing significantly to the Cardinals' success.

Lastly, sophomore **Braylon Swanson** from **Westfield/Brocton** was recognized as a forward on the **Division III First Team**. He demonstrated his scoring ability with **28 goals** and **eight assists**, playing an integral part in the Wolverines’ league title and their overall **14-4-0** record.

This season's All-Star announcements not only highlight the individual talents of these young athletes but also reflect the competitive spirit and rich soccer culture in the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus region. With impressive statistics and memorable performances, these players have set a high bar for future seasons, contributing to the growth and popularity of high school soccer across the state.