For the second year in a row, Drew Dickson has been named the Olympic League 1A MVP.
With 19 goals in the past two seasons, Dickson has been the engine that drives the high-scoring Eagles attack, but from his central position he’s also able to help out his backline. Klahowya posted 12 clean sheet this year as they dominated the league and finished with a 12-5-4 record and a 1A state quarterfinals appearance.
Joining Dickson on the 1A All-League team are defenders Cameron Johnson, Aaron Becker and Kris Chaparro, which anchored the team’s backline, along with forward Josh Connolly.
The 2A Olympic League first team is headlined by North Kitsap’s Wyatt Murphy, who led the area with 16 goals in his junior season. North Kitsap also placed senior defender Jack Thompson on the first team and Joey Gore and Ryan Anderson on the second team.
Bremerton’s Evan Frankowski was named to the first team after he led the Knights with nine goals and nine assists this season, along with Kingston senior David Andersen and Olympic keeper Cadyn Kinsfather.
Second-teamers included Luis Clemen of Bremerton, Ben Hewett of Kingston and Maynor Sutuj of Olympic.
Central Kitsap went 7-4-3 in the tough South Sound Conference (7-5-5 overall) and was rewarded with two selection to the SSC First Team — seniors Carter Nilsen and Axel Lundberg. Drew Diefendorf was named to the second team and juniors Dom Murray and Josh Roche were honorable mentions.
South Kitsap leading scorer Eduardo De La Cruz was named a 4A SPSL Honorable Mention.
North Kitsap’s Wyatt Murphy was the area’s top scorer this year with 16 goals. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)
Kingston senior David Andersen was a two-way threat for the Bucs and was selected to the Olympic League first team. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)
Evan Frankowski was Bremerton’s leading scorer this season and an Olympic League first-team pick. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)
Cadyn Kinsfather anchored the Olympic boys soccer team this season and was named the league’s top keeper. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)
South Kitsap’s leading scorer Eduardo De La Cruz is a 4A SPSL Honorable Mention. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)
Central Kitsap’s Carter Nilsen was a South Sound Conference first team selection this season. (Mark Krulish/Kitsap News Group)
