News Summary

The 2025 Alabama high school boys soccer season has concluded, celebrating remarkable talent and achievements across local teams. Camren Thompson from Southside has earned the title of Player of the Year, while Guntersville and Collinsville secured state championships. Fans are encouraged to participate in the Player of the Year voting until June 12th. Additionally, all-state teams have been announced, and coaching news includes David DiPiazza’s new role at Vestavia Hills High School. The season has showcased dedication and excellence in Alabama’s high school soccer scene.

The Exciting End of the 2025 Alabama High School Boys Soccer Season

The 2025 Alabama high school boys soccer season has officially wrapped up, and it’s time to celebrate the players, teams, and coaches who made this season unforgettable! Excitement is in the air as fans can participate in the Player of the Year voting, showcasing the best talent from Gadsden area schools. With a whopping 49 nominees on the ballot, including players from various local schools, it’s a chance for families and friends to rally behind their favorites!

Southside’s Star Shines Bright

Leading the charge is Camren Thompson from Southside, who has been recognized as the Gadsden Times All-Area Player of the Year. This honor is huge as Southside has also made history by clinching its first state title ever! Talk about making your mark! The success spread across the region, with Guntersville and Collinsville also taking home state titles this season. These victories not only boost school spirit but also highlight the growing talent within Alabama’s high school soccer programs.

Voting Details

For those eager to voice their support, remember that voting for the Player of the Year is open until Thursday, June 12 at noon CT. This is a fantastic opportunity for fans to vote, and they can do so multiple times throughout the voting period! So grab your friends, cast your votes, and let’s celebrate our local heroes!

All-State Teams Announced

all-state teams for both boys and girls. These selections, sent out to the media on May 29, include a super-team encompassing all classifications and individual teams from 1A-3A to 7A. Kudos to all the players named to these prestigious teams, as they each represent the best of the best in Alabama soccer!

Coaches of the Year

The coaching staff also deserves a round of applause! The Coaches of the Year have been recognized, with Randy Vice from Southside taking home the award for the Large Class, while Zach Ross of Guntersville claims the Small Class title. Other notable mentions include Lee Miller (Chelsea), David DiPiazza (Oak Mountain), and Roberto Rodriguez (St. Michael’s). Their leadership and dedication truly shine through their teams’ success!

New Directions for Coaches

In other news, David DiPiazza has been approved as the new varsity boys soccer coach for Vestavia Hills High School. DiPiazza comes with an impressive track record, having previously coached at Oak Mountain High School, where he boasted an astonishing 59-1-1 record over his last two seasons. His time at Oak Mountain culminated in a state championship in 2024 and an incredible 60-match unbeaten streak, setting a high bar for his future endeavors at Vestavia Hills. As he transitions, Vestavia Hills welcomes DiPiazza as their third head coach in 45 years, following Leo Harlan and Rick Grammar.

As Oak Mountain looks forward to their next chapter following DiPiazza’s departure, they are positioned to start fresh with a new head coach. With a large graduating senior class, finding a new leader for the boys and girls soccer teams will certainly be a priority as they work to continue the program’s success.

Looking Ahead

The 2025 Alabama high school boys soccer season has been a whirlwind of talent, perseverance, and achievement. Fans, players, and coaches alike have much to celebrate, and as we look toward the next season, the excitement continues to build! Don’t forget to cast your votes for the Player of the Year and keep cheering for our incredible athletes!

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