All-Metro boys team

Elliot Cassutt, Minneapolis South, Sr.: A prolific goal scorer, Cassutt has the ability to be dominant every time he steps onto the field. He scored a state-record 10 goals against Minneapolis Henry last month. The reigning Gatorade Player of the Year has been instrumental in helping the Tigers post an overall record of 45-8-4 the past three season.

Ismaila Jome, Prairie Seeds, Sr.: Jome can score with the best of them. He has 29 goals and 17 assists for the unbeaten Lycans (14-0-0) entering the state tournament. The high-scoring attacker was also prominent on the Lycans' state tournament runner-up team a year ago in Class 1A.

Sydney McLain, Champlin Park, Jr.: An explosive offensive player, McLain is a big reason the Rebels are unbeaten (16-0-1) headed into the state tournament. He scored 20 of their 48 goals this season.

Justin Oliver, North St. Paul, Jr.:

He and his twin brother, Tyler, form the best attacking combination in the state. They have led the Polars to a 34-2-1 mark the past two years. Oliver became even more of a prolific scorer this year, netting 31 goals after scoring 17 as a sophomore.

Tyler Oliver, North St. Paul, Jr.:

The other half of the dynamic duo is the reason the Polars were the highest-scoring team in Class 2A, averaging 4.5 goals per game. He had 22 goals and 25 assists this season.

Jacob Opheim, Eastview, Sr.: Opheim was selected as the best player in the South Suburban Conference. He scored 13 goals in leading Eastview to a 12-2-5 overall record.

Jackson Richards, Totino-Grace, Sr.: Richards is a versatile player, who can defend as well as attack. He had 15 goals and eight assists in his final year at Totino-Grace (14-4-1).

Zach Neiberger, Minneapolis Southwest, Jr.: Neiberger was called by one opposing coach "the heart of the Lakers' team." The Lakers went 9-5-2 this season but never allowed more than two goals in a game.

Colton Nelson, Blaine, Sr.: Nelson started 76 games and played over 6,000 minutes in his career. The National Honor Society student is a big reason why Blaine (14-3-1) has advanced to the state tournament three of the past four years.

Grant Larson, Wayzata, Sr.: A four-year starter, Larson brings an excellent presence in the box. He yielded 15 goals while recording seven shutouts for the Trojans (9-6-3).

• Justin McLain, St. Michael-

Albertville, Sr.

• Patrick Roth, Stillwater, Sr.

Midfielders

• Artis Curiskis, St. Louis Park, Jr.

Rapids, Sr.

• Christopher Kirihara, Bloomington Jefferson, Sr.

Defenders

• Jordan Charles, Apple Valley, Sr.

• Chris Hurst, Eden Prairie, Sr.

• Ben Kullman, Waconia, Sr.

• Josie Ruiz, Northfield, Sr.

Goalkeeper

• Jacob Bertels, Mounds View, Sr.