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The WSCA has announced the recipients of the 2011 Boys All State Team. The categories awarded are Large School, Small School  and Best of the Rest.

The WSCA recognizes Patrick Hodan, a senior from Milwaukee Marquette, as its “Player of the Year.”  Hodan, additionally, received All-American and All-Midwest Region honors from the NSCAA.

Joining Hodan on the All-Midwest Region team are Joe Naughton, Logan Andryk, Mac Wheeler, Nick Biasiotta and Nate Rohde.

Large School
Position  Name, School  Year

Goalkeeper  Mac Wheeler, Kettle Moraine  Senior
Goalkeeper  Max Zimmerman, Middleton  Senior
Defense  Peter Tongas, Brookfield East  Senior
Defense  Nate Rohde, Brookfield Central  Senior
Defense  Adam Hermsen, Appleton North  Senior
Defense  Jack Hagstrom, Middleton  Senior
Midfield  Mark Heydt, Brookfield East  Senior
Midfield  Bradley Bane, Germantown  Senior
Midfield  Logan Andrik, Marquette  Senior
Midfield  Nick Biasiotta, Kettle Moraine  Senior
Forward  Patrick Hodan, Marquette  Senior
Forward  Lucas Cardona, Madison Memorial  Senior
Forward  Joe Naughton, Marquette  Senior
Forward  Trey Dowling, Kettle Moraine  Senior

Small School
Position  Name, School  Year

Goalkeeper  Logan Ketterer, The Prairie School  Senior
Goalkeeper  Jon Stahr, St. Thomas More  Senior
Defense  Leo Gallagher, Notre Dame  Senior
Defense  Dan Graf, Brookfield Central  Senior
Defense  Cooper Patton, Mount Horeb  Senior
Defense  Drew Allison, Fox Valley Lutheran  Senior
Midfield  Patrick McNulty, Catholic Memorial  Senior
Midfield  Nick Gasser, Mount Horeb  Senior
Midfield  Austin Drake, East Troy  Senior
Midfield  Eddie Spanbauer, Winnebago Lutheran  Senior
Forward  Nico Bartolomeo, Pewaukee  Senior
Forward  Aaron Horvat, Catholic Memorial  Senior
Forward  Matt Bouche, Notre Dame  Senior
Forward  Patrick Ruhland, Mount Horeb  Senior

Best of the Rest  
Position  Name, School  Year
Goalkeeper  Cole Holewinski, De Pere  Senior
Defense  Greg Duckert, Menomonee Falls  Senior
Defense  Tyler Adams, Marquette  Senior
Defense  Alex Olzewski, Brookfield Central  Senior
Defense  Jake Taylor, Whitefish Bay  Junior
Defense  Mike Skow, Homestead  Senior
Defense  Ahern Baumann, Neenah  Senior
Defense  Jimmy Grunert, Muskego  Senior
Defense  Nathan Skarie, Arrowhead  Senior
Defense  Dominic Calvano, Waukesha West  Senior
Defense  Connor Wall, Kettle Moraine  Senior
Midfield  Derek Ott, Middleton  Junior
Midfield  Andrew Frank, Middlton  Senior
Midfield  Robbie Phillips, Madison West  Senior
Midfield  Andrew Frank, Middlton  Senior
Midfield  Isaias Colegial, Madison Memorial  Senior
Midfield  Skyler Hying, Menomonee Falls  Senior
Midfield  Nick Burgoyne, Menomonee Falls  Senior
Midfield  Audi Jepson, Green Bay Preble  Junior
Midfield  Austin Middleton, Whitefish Bay  Senior
Midfield  Cody Schueller, Cedarburg  Senior
Midfield  Adam Pohlman, Neenah  Sophomore
Midfield  Mike Dugan, Waukesha West  Senior
Midfield  Dominic Schmidt, Middleton  Senior
Forward  Stuart McBain, Brookfield Central  Senior
Forward  Cheenuj Shong, Milwaukee Reagan  Senior
Forward  Reed Cammarota, Neenah  Senior
Forward  Andrija Novakovich, Muskego  Sophomore
Forward  Jack Balisteri, Arrowhead  Senior
Forward  Aaron Calkins, Winnebago Lutheran  Senior
Forward  Josh Baker, University School of Milwaukee  Senior
Forward  Aaron Fargo, Mount Horeb  Senior



2011 Boys Coaches of the Year

Mark Newman led WIAA Division 2, Mount Horeb, to its first soccer state championship. Coach Newman is also named the Large Schools "Coach of the Year". Mount Horeb finished the season with a 20-2-2 remaining undefeated in their last 20 games played. The Mount Horeb boys shut-out their final two opponents to capture the state title, beating Sturgeon Bay 2-0 in the semifinals and Catholic Memorial 1-0 in the state final. Newman has an impressive 14 season record with the Vikings of 210-91-28.

The Milwaukee Marquette Hilltoppers won their second consecutive Division 1 state title this season. The Hilltoppers and their coach, Steve Lawrence, where ranked among the top-ranked teams in the country giving Lawrence Private/Parochial "Coach of the Year". Marquette has defeated teams hailing from California, Washington D.C., Missouri, Indiana, and Illinois. Marquette closed their fourth undefeated season in the programs history, in addition to remaining undefeated in their last 36 matches (35-0-1).

Scott Feltner receives Small Schools "Coach of the Year" for advancing Kohler to the sectional seminfinals and finishing the season with a 24-3-1 record. The only coach to ever led the Blue Bombers, Feltner has accumulated a 116-34-6 record during his six seasons. The Small Schools or Division 3 Schools, are comprised of a student body of 500 or less. This year Kohler's achievements where made with an enrollment of just 154 students.

These three coaches are to be honored at this year's Hall of Fame Banquet - Coaches' Convention in March, and are eligible for regional honors with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.