The Marietta High School boys soccer team had an outstanding season, culminating in a multitude of awards after a deep postseason run. Coach Todd Morris was named the Twin State League Coach of the Year and received his 11th conference coach of the year award. He was also voted Southeast District Coach of the Year for leading the Tigers to a 16-2-2 finish, a TSL, MOVSL sectional, and district championship.

The season ended in the regional semifinals with a 2-1 loss to Fairfield Union, but several members of the team were recognized for their individual achievements. Senior forward Mac Threatt scored 34 goals with seven assists and became Marietta’s all-time leading goal-scorer. He was voted as both the TSL Player of the Year and the Southeast District Player of the Year. Juniors Landon Koscho and Blake Limegrover also received first-team, all-district honors, finishing with 10 goals each and accounting for 9 and 18 assists respectively.

Other Tigers who received awards included Cameron Davis, Caden Gebczyk, Josh Fournier, Connor Rings, Colin Davis, and Cash Wheeler. Davis earned second-team district honors after scoring 13 goals with six assists as a junior wingback. Gebczyk made 87 saves as Marietta’s starting keeper and had eight clean sheets to earn him MOVSL Defensive Player of the Year recognition. Fournier earned all-TSL honors while Rings received honorable mention district recognition. Davis and Wheeler were also recognized for their contributions to the team.

Overall, it was an impressive season for Marietta’s soccer program as they received multiple awards and accolades for their hard work and dedication on both individual and team levels.