2017-18 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Boys Soccer Teams

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June 27, 2018 12:44 pm ET

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The American Family Insurance ALL-USA Boys Soccer Teams were selected by TopDrawerSoccer.com based on performance, level of competition and strength of schedule. Players from states that play fall, winter or spring soccer were eligible for selection.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Carter Clemmensen, Brophy Prep

COACH OF THE YEAR: Vincenzo Cox, Alief Elsik

MORE: First Team | Second Team | Third Team

Click through the photo gallery to meet the First Team:

School: Millbrook School (Millbrook, N.Y.) Position: Forward Year: Junior Height: 6-foot College: Stanford Noteworthy: Touted as a pro prospect, Bouda scored a staggering 49 goals to help Millbrook School reach the New England Prep C final. A product of the Right to Dream Academy, which helps players from Ghana land at U.S. high schools, Bouda has 79 goals in 33 high school matches during the past two seasons. Photo: Kandice Zakarian

School: Dublin Coffman (Dublin, Ohio) Position: Forward Year: Senior Height: 5-9 College: Georgetown Noteworthy: Kiley was named Ohio Mr. Soccer for his senior season. Kiley scored 24 goals and handed out 11 assists while leading Dublin Coffman to its first-ever state semifinal appearance. Dublin Coffman was 66-11-8 with Kiley in the lineup, including 19-2-2 this past fall. Photo: David Kirkley

School: Libertyville (Ill.) Position: Forward Year: Senior Height: 6-1 College: Indiana Noteworthy: Wittenbrink scored 39 goals and had 18 assists while leading Libertyville to a 20-1-2 season and a state runner-up finish. He scored two goals at the High School All-American Game and earned Co-MVP honors with Elian Haddock. Photo: Libertyville Boosters Club

School: St. Benedict’s Prep (Newark, N.J.) Position: Midfielder Year: Senior Height: 5-11 College: North Carolina Noteworthy: While the numbers are not overwhelming, it was the quality of play that separates Chalbaud from his opponents. The senior had 12 goals and nine assists in 17 matches to lead St. Benedict’s to a 19-0 season and a 28th state title in the past 29 seasons. Photo: St. Benedict's Prep

School: Pennington School (Pennington, N.J.) Position: Midfielder Year: Senior Height: 6-2 College: Connecticut Noteworthy: The two-time Trenton Times Player of the Year led Pennington School with 25 goals and 15 assists. In his two-year high school soccer career, the native of Senegal scored 59 goals and led Pennington to a Prep A state title in 2016, ending St. Benedict's 27-year run of state titles. Photo: Jim Inverso

School: Berkshire School (Sheffield, Mass.) Position: Midfielder Year: Junior Height: 5-10 College: Virginia Noteworthy: The wing player who just as easily could be considered a forward, shook off some injuries to end the year with 16 goals and 12 assists while helping Berkshire to a Prep A runner-up finish. Shaffelburg, a Canadian who has committed to Virginia, is one of the nation's top Class of 2019 prospects. Photo: Risley Sports Photography

School: Brophy Prep (Phoenix, Ariz.) Position: Forward Year: Senior Height: 6-3 College: UC Santa Barbara Noteworthy: Clemmensen scored 39 goals and added 13 assists leading Brophy Prep to a 21-1-2 record. The team was undefeated until a state final loss. Clemmensen scored 75 goals between his junior and senior seasons. Photo: Patrick Breen, azcentral sports

School: San Clemente (Calif.) Position: Midfielder Year: Senior Height: 5-8 College: Portland Noteworthy: Weber returned from the U.S. Soccer Residency Program to lead San Clemente to a CIF Southern Section Division 1 semifinal appearance and a CIF Southern Regional runner-up finish. Weber ended the season with 15 goals and 22 assists. Photo: Kreg Kowarsch