The best soccer players in your schools history:

[three]

Who are the best soccer players in your schools history?

[three]

Wheelersburg: Gordan Givan, Jason Williams, Dustin Sampson, Geoff Givan, Drew Sampson,

Waverly: Luke Purpero, Joey Hobbs

Valley: Nills Hocke, Mains,

New Boston: Todd Loper, Richie Lewis, Greg Grant,

South Webster ?

Clay: Jake Davis, Dale Engle, David Spriggs

Northwest: Sean Higbee, Josh Keeney,

West ?

Portsmouth ?

Minford: Ron Goodson, Brian Fields, Shane Price, Eli Parkes, Justin Slone

[socman]

some of Waverly's top players over the years (in no particular order)

Joe Hobbs - Keeper
Will Barlow - Forward
Corey Williamson - Mid
Clay Williamson - Mid
Luke Purpero - Forward
Phillip ? - Serb exchange - Forward
Dario Pirjiak - Croatian exchange - Forward
Luke Purpero - Forward
Skymr Bevins - Def.
Ben Rhoad - Def.
Issac Blanford - Mid\For

I would venture to say that all of these players have stood out above all others since Waverly's inception in the 96' season.

[pcohio]

That is a good list of Waverly players!
I would add Joel Eversole to that list...I think he was often overlooked playing with Luke and Skymr, but he was a really good player! I saw him hit some amazing free kicks in his time with the Tigers!
I would also add another Williamson brother...CHRIS!

[drrabbit]

Masato Endo was an excellent midfielder for Waverly in 2000.

[constantine]

Minford:

Shawn Sommer
Matt Romanello
Brian Fields
Eli Parkes
Jason Ruby
Adam Shoemaker, Adam Brown,Chris and Nathan Banks, J.D. McKenzie all played college ball
Ron Goodson, Joe Cyrus

[danicalifornia]

Unioto

There are about 5 elite players in the 25 year history of Unioto soccer.
Clifton Brown- 2 Time All Ohio, 4 year starter at Valparaiso(D1), All Time Leader in Assists
Tyler Bryant- 117 Goals, 1st team All Ohio, Barely missed being a 2 time All Ohio, despite missing half of his Junior Year
Justin Lodge- 1st Team All Ohio, was leading goal scorer prior to Bryant, played at Wright State
Dustin Robbins- 2 Time All Ohio, 3 year starter in goal at Findlay(D2)
Jason Thress- Was All Time leading scorer and assist man for years

Others:
Mike Fout
Jacob Dunlap
Greg Stoltz- Keeper on the 02 team
Cameron McKimmey- Amazing sweeper from 02-04
Adam Markins
Jeff Strausbaugh- 2nd Team All Ohio(2007)
Brad Miller

Various Others have played at the college level, held school records, and/or were 3-4 year starters

[Coach93]

For New Boston Tigers it goes like this
1.Todd Loper
2.Greg Grant
3.Jason Truitt
4. Jason Risner.
5. Todd Grant
6.Steve Hamliton
7. Richie Lewis
8. Buddy Baker
9.Shawn Dillow
10.Rocky Dunkin
11.Nick Perkins
12. Tim Porter
13. Tony Grant
14. Brad Aeh
15. Josh Howard
17. Paul Foit
18. Ronnie Foit
19. Chris Davis
20. Rodney Fetty
21.Ryan Morrow
22. Greg Mauk
23. Matt Adkins
24. Brian Gilliam
25. Aaron Jackson
26.Adam Coxs
27.Tommy Branham
28. F Bowling
29.Tim Jhonson [Q-Ball]
30. Scott Carter
31. Jermey Skaggs
There is probaly more players i missed but these guys made a huge impact in New Boston Tiger Soccer History. Almost all these players with the exception of a few were a Big Part of 5 SOC Champoinships.. And don't foget Coach Don Lewis and Coach Mark Spears . They also were a big part of Tiger Soccer !!!!!!!!!!!!

[three]

Minford in no particular order

1. Ron Goodson 117 goals, started all 4 years in college, number retired in high school
2. Brian Fields over 100 goals and alot of assist played in college
3. Shane Price 47 goals sr. year, playing in college
4. Joey Cyrus best keeper all-time at Minford played in college

Adam and Alan Brown, Nate and Chris Banks, Billy Tolle, Eddie Barker, Chris Queen, Kevin Hay, Kevin Powell, all played in college

[three]

that is a good list for New Boston

[hotsauce1]

brice vulgamore from piketon...

[Coach93]

Northwest had few guy's that left their mark on Mohawk soccer!!!!!!!!
1. Chris Copp
2.Sean Higbee
3. Ryan Richie
4. Ryan Copp
5. Josh Demmer
6. Josh Kenney
7 . Noah Stiversion
8. Dale Altman
9. Brett NIcholes
10.Josh Bevins
11. Nick Bevins
12. Jermey Rockwell
13. Nick Rockwell
14. Ryan Carpenter
15, Mason Bradbuary
16 Forrest Bradbuary
17 Bret Wilson
18. Kristen Stiversion
19. Josh Montgomery
There is probaly more that i have missed and i hope the spelling is right on most of the names to . And there was some very good coaches from the program to . Dave Tevis Stan Dodderige Scott Jenkins Jim Richie Rick Powell and Shane Tieman

[three]

another from northwest would be scott issaac

[Coach93]

hey Three i forgot about Scott Isacc. very good defender and very quick was a big part of the 1993 SOC. Champion's and SECTIONAL District and Regional semi finals.

[4thgoal]

Minford in no particular order

1. Ron Goodson 117 goals, started all 4 years in college, number retired in high school
2. Brian Fields over 100 goals and alot of assist played in college
3. Shane Price 47 goals sr. year, playing in college
4. Joey Cyrus best keeper all-time at Minford played in college

Adam and Alan Brown, Nate and Chris Banks, Billy Tolle, Eddie Barker, Chris Queen, Kevin Hay, Kevin Powell, all played in college

A few others to throw in from Minford would be Alan Paolucci (sp?), Lobo Langdon, David Art....

[three]

alan paolucci was a good player as was Lobo Langdon, not sure I would throw David Art in that group, could include Jason and Justin Slone from the early years of Minford Soccer, I know Jason led team in scoring first year Minford had soccer with 17, his brother Justin played 4 years over 50 career goals and a ton of assist on Goodson's goals.

[Tigereyez]

What about the Waverly Tiger defender with a school record for the most number of steels in a single season as a sophomore and four year varsity letterman? Do our Waverly posters know who he is? He was one of the main contributors to Two SOC wins.

[CharlieHustle]

For New Boston Tigers it goes like this
1. Todd Loper
2. Greg Grant
3. Jason Truitt
4. Jason Risner.
5. Todd Grant
6. Steve Hamliton
7. Richie Lewis
8. Buddy Baker
9. Shawn Dillow
10. Rocky Dunkin
11. Nick Perkins
12. Tim Porter
13. Tony Grant
14. Brad Aeh
15. Josh Howard
17. Paul Foit
18. Ronnie Foit
19. Chris Davis
20. Rodney Fetty
21. Ryan Morrow
22. Greg Mauk
23. Matt Adkins
24. Brian Gilliam
25. Aaron Jackson
26. Adam Cox
27. Tommy Branham
28. F Bowling
29. Tim Johnson [Q-Ball]
30. Scott Carter
31. Jeremey Skaggs
There is probaly more players i missed but these guys made a huge impact in New Boston Tiger Soccer History. Almost all these players with the exception of a few were a Big Part of 5 SOC Champoinships.. And don't foget Coach Don Lewis and Coach Mark Spears . They also were a big part of Tiger Soccer !!!!!!!!!!!!

That's a very good list, the Tigers were unstoppable from 85'-90'. They had some of the the toughest, hard-nosed players you could ever have (I think we proved that after the game vs. Minford...LOL) But many good players are on that list.

[Tigereyez]

Good to see that Minford and Unioto are represented at the next level. Two of the players listed for Waverly made it to the next level, Hobbs and Purpero. Some of the Waverly players listed are playing at the YMCA. Blanford will go to the next level. Go Waverly Tigers.

[SHAQ25]

I would have to disagree with some of the players listed before 95'. The game changed dramatically from about 95' on....we got away from what they called "Scioto County boot ball" and actually started playing the sport like the rest of the world. Some of the player achievements mentioned and most but not all of the players listed from Minford that are shown as "having went on to play college ball" played at Shawnee. The collective record of Shawnee from 85 until now probably doesnt reach over 25 wins in 20 years. None of those folks did anything signifigant in colleg, I think most of them were recrutied through the buddy system and not for pure talent. I thin k if you would really look and compare the players from 95' - probably 01' is probably your all star list and then another 15 or so from various schools between 01' and now. Goodson, Cyrus, and some of those folks around here who have these "big records" only have those because the competition was so poor locally then. I recognize and respect their accomplishments...but I think there is a point to be made there. They would have never accomplished from 95 through now. No disresepct, but I think if you stop and think you would probably have to agree.