Tennessee high school boys soccer is heating up, and we need your help picking the Nashville area's early season player of the year. This isn't just about stats - these young stars are showing the kind of form that could shape their teams' entire seasons.
We've narrowed down the field to 15 incredible talents for 2026. Each brings something special to the pitch. Voting closes March 20 at noon, so make your voice heard.
The Goal-Scoring Machines
Some players just know how to find the back of the net. Ryan Hendon from Station Camp leads the scoring pack with a jaw-dropping 41 goals and 14 assists last season. The Wofford signee is the kind of player who can single-handedly change a team's championship odds.
Tristan Ramirez Moreno isn't far behind. The Independence Academy junior powered his team to their first-ever Class A state championship with 37 goals and two assists. When you're looking at teams with state title potential, players like this make all the difference.
Aiden Pierpoint set Page's single-season record with 27 goals. He also holds the career scoring mark at 47 goals. Landon Socha from Liberty Creek notched 23 goals plus 17 assists, showing he's both a scorer and a playmaker.
The Complete Players
Bo Robbins from MBA is the defending Middle Tennessee player of the year. The Dartmouth College signee had 12 goals and six assists while leading MBA to the Division II-AA state championship. That's the complete package - individual excellence and team success.
Several underclassmen are making serious noise too. Archer O'Brien, just a sophomore at FRA, posted 10 goals and 10 assists. Luis Acosta from Blackman earned District 8-AAA Freshman of the Year honors with three goals and four assists.
Camden Holiday brings championship experience as a three-time all-region selection and two-time all-state performer at CPA. The Messiah University commit had 12 goals and seven assists. Caleb Moss from Franklin, heading to West Florida, contributed 11 goals and 10 assists from midfield.
Max Allen captains Cookeville and is headed to East Tennessee State. His 10 assists show his vision for setting up teammates. Miguel Miranda returns as Gallatin's top scorer with 13 goals and 10 assists.
Other standout candidates include Aidan Wells (Brentwood), Myles Bertotti (Hendersonville), Brandon Padilla (Valor Prep), and Matheus Poubel (Webb School-Bell Buckle). Each has put up numbers that deserve recognition.
Cast your vote and help crown Nashville's top talent. These performances could predict which teams emerge as serious contenders when playoff time arrives.
