Logan County boys soccer players earned recognition across multiple conferences following the 2026 season, with athletes from Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan, Indian Lake, West Liberty-Salem and Calvary Christian receiving all-conference honors for their performances on the pitch.
The Central Buckeye Conference (CBC), Ohio Heritage Conference (OHC) and Metro Buckeye Conference recognized several local standouts, including a conference player of the year, multiple first-team selections and numerous second-team, special-mention and sportsmanship honorees.
Bellefontaine earns recognition in CBC Kenton Trail Division
Bellefontaine High School placed several players among the Central Buckeye Conference Kenton Trail Division's all-conference selections.
Junior Landon Cook and senior Ethan Turner earned first-team honors for the Chieftains, recognizing their contributions throughout the season.
Juniors Grady Graham and Anderson Konz received second-team recognition, while junior Jack Wilson earned special mention.
Senior Noah Torsell was also recognized with the division's sportsmanship award, adding to Bellefontaine's representation among the conference's individual honors.
Benjamin Logan's Jordan named Mad River Division Player of the Year
Benjamin Logan headlined the CBC Mad River Division selections, highlighted by senior Gavin Jordan being named the division's Player of the Year.
The Raiders also placed four seniors on the first team: Bode Clapsaddle, Brock Henry, Gavin Henry and Massi Sardinha.
Benjamin Logan added five second-team selections. Seniors Xavier Allen, Maximus Clapsaddle and Cason Lacher earned recognition alongside sophomore Luke Vesely. Senior Ben Solano received special mention, while senior Isaac Skidmore was honored with the sportsmanship award.
Indian Lake also had multiple players recognized in the Mad River Division. Senior Gary Hutton III earned first-team honors, while senior Will Faler was named to the second team. Senior Max Solomon received special mention, and junior Dredyn Cooley earned the sportsmanship award.
The selections highlighted the contributions of both Logan County programs throughout the CBC season.
West Liberty-Salem represented in OHC honors
West Liberty-Salem secured multiple selections in the Ohio Heritage Conference's all-conference teams.
Miles Christison and Kamden Yang earned first-team honors for the Tigers, placing two West Liberty-Salem players among the conference's top selections.
The Tigers added two second-team honorees in Conner Leichty and Tucker Searles. Noah Sarver received honorable mention, while Braden Hershberger was recognized with the sportsmanship award.
West Liberty-Salem's selections provided representation across the first and second teams, as well as the conference's additional individual honors.
Calvary Christian places four on Metro Buckeye teams
Calvary Christian also earned recognition in the Metro Buckeye Conference, with four players receiving all-conference honors.
Juniors Cale Buchenroth and Aiden Keller earned first-team selections for the Spartans, placing two Calvary Christian players among the conference's top honorees.
The Spartans added two second-team selections, with juniors Gavin Householder and Brody Prall receiving recognition for their performances during the season.
The four selections gave Calvary Christian representation on both the first and second teams, highlighting the program's contributions in Metro Buckeye Conference play.
Local athletes recognized across the region
From conference player-of-the-year recognition to first-team selections and sportsmanship awards, area boys soccer players made their presence felt across the region.
Jordan headlined the CBC Mad River Division honors for Benjamin Logan, while Bellefontaine, Indian Lake and West Liberty-Salem also had multiple athletes recognized. Calvary Christian added four selections in the Metro Buckeye Conference.
The collection of honors recognizes the athletes' contributions to their respective programs throughout the 2026 season and celebrates the players who represented their schools in conference competition.
