Soccer Youth would like to recognize and congratulate the award winners from last season’s All-American Series. Listed below are the Golden Boot winners in 2022 from the boys’ side. To be considered for the Golden Boot award, a player must be the highest goal scorer during an event. The following list includes the player’s name, birth year, and hometown:
- Drake Dilodovico, 2005 – Forney, Texas
- Jaheim Watson, 2005 – Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
- Lucas Trull, 2006 – Rapidan, Virginia
- Brandon Ramirez, 2006 – Sevierville, Tennessee
- Hector Rojas, 2006 – Tampa, Florida
- Ty Collins, 2007 – Naples, Florida
- Azazel Baza, 2007 – Buford, Georgia
- Luke Saddler, 2007 – Hampstead, North Carolina
- Charlie Morris, 2007 – Nicholasville, Kentucky
- Alessandro Franco, 2007 – Dawsonville, Georgia
- Aydin Cano, 2008 – Bennet, Colorado
- Angel Zelaya, 2008 – Sevierville, Tennessee
- Evan Romero, 2008 – Mesa, Arizona
- Oluwanifemi Omotayo, 2008 – Otsego, Minnesota
- David Arciga, 2008 – Omaha, Nebraska
- Kaden White, 2008 – Cottonwood, Arizona
- Elijah Nache, 2008 – Silvis, Illinois
- Kaeden Linstead, 2009 – Murfreesboro, Tennessee
- Antonio Juarez, 2009 – Osceola, Indiana
- Ryan O’donnell, 2009 – Jersey City, New Jersey
- Marat Samokhvalov, 2009 – Parkland, Florida
- Kaio Ribeiro, 2009 – Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
- Adam Perez, 2009 – Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
- Oscar Gallardo, 2009 – Fort Walton Beach, Florida
- Julian Lopez, 2009 – West Chicago, Illinois
- Kamil Wylezek, 2010 – Niles, Illinois
- William Reed, 2010 – Jefferson, Georgia
- Christian Jovanovic, 2011 – Ada, Michigan
- Beckett Christensen, 2011 – Greensboro, Georgia
- Hayden Caffee, 2011 – Medina, Ohio
- Aiden Mays, 2011 – Dalton, Georgia
- Aydin Rendek, 2011 – New Albany, Ohio
- Kleison Rivera, 2011 – Georgetown, Delaware
- Brycen Xander Boothe, 2011 – Waterbury, Connecticut
- Sebastian Tejada, 2011 – Brookfield, Connecticut
- Yasseen Badreldin, 2011 – Gilbert, Arizona
- Joshua Williams, 2011 – Okinawa (Japan)
- Brandon Cartagena, 2011 – Houston, Texas
- Declan Moore, 2011 – Wildwood, Missouri
- Lex Schneider, 2012 – Liberty Hill, Texas
- Jayden Cisneros, 2012 – Sunnyside, New York
- Brecken Steffan, 2012 – Peoria, Illinois
- Eli Garcia, 2012 – Wilmington, North Carolina
- Matthew Hope, 2012 – Blaine, Minnesota
- Silas Sharpe, 2012 – Fort Wayne, Indiana
- Diego Zaid Briceno, 2012 – Gainesville, Florida
- Sergio Torres-Fernandez, 2012 – Stockbridge, Georgia
- Brecken Steffan, 2012 – Peoria, Illinois
- Mac Alves, 2012 – Defiance, Missouri
- Christopher Dsouza, 2013 – Livingston, New Jersey
- Luke Perin, 2013 – Huron, Ohio
- Ryan Fernandez, 2013 – Union City, New Jersey
- Aiden Carter (2x), 2013 – Savannah, Georgia
- Ishmael Rosario, 2013 – Lebanon, Pennsylvania
- Nathaniel Andrade, 2014 – Houston, Texas
- Benjamin Gibson, 2014 – Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Tanner Henderson, 2014 – Lake Worth, Florida
- Kingston Stovall, 2014 – Estero, Florida
- Cassius Bernard, 2014 – Laveen, Arizona
