Monroe County’s boys soccer season featured competitive play across three classifications, with each program facing challenging district schedules. Key West finished 9-7-1 in Class 4A District 16, compiling a strong regular season that included two wins over both Marathon and Coral Shores, before falling in the first round of district play. Marathon posted a 5-10 record in Class 2A District 16, highlighted by a pair of victories over Coral Shores, but the Dolphins also exited in the opening round of districts. Coral Shores completed the season at 4-15 in Class 3A, competing hard throughout the year before also being eliminated in the first round of district competition.
Photos by Joy Smith, Maicey Malgrat and Tracy McDonald
Player of the Year
Loubins Fleuridor
Senior, Key West
Forward
Fleuridor capped off a dominant career with 16 goals and three assists this season, finishing with more than 50 career goals for the Conchs. A three-year scoring leader and team captain, he set the tone with relentless effort, constant pressure on defenses and a nonstop motor. His leadership and infectious energy made him the driving force behind his team’s success, leaving a big set of cleats for Key West to fill next season.
Nico Sulak
Senior, Key West
Midfielder/Forward
Sulak delivered a strong senior season with 11 goals and a team-high eight assists. Known for his versatility, he willingly played any position needed and consistently put the team first, making him a dependable and unselfish playmaker.
Evens Louis
Freshman, Key West
Midfielder
Louis made an immediate impact in his first season, tallying six goals and seven assists. He controlled the midfield with confidence, creating scoring opportunities while showing poise beyond his years. Louis possessed a composure needed in high-pressure situations and made big plays at all the right times.
Sebastian Camargo
Senior, Key West
Forward
Senior forward Sebastian Camargo recorded eight goals and four assists despite playing much of the season out of position and having his year cut short by injury. His willingness to adapt and team-first attitude made him a valuable contributor. Camargo will take his skills to the collegiate level next season, a testament to his skills.
Nathan Godlewski
Sophomore, Key West
Defender
Just a sophomore, Nathan Godlewski stepped into a starting role due to injuries and showed significant improvement throughout the season. Strong in the air, he anchored the defense and added two goals. Godlewski’s consistency was clutch in many big-game situations.
Tariq Simpson
Senior, Marathon
Forward
Marathon’s Tariq Simpson was the Dolphins’ most dangerous attacking threat, consistently pressuring defenses with his speed and finishing ability. He played a key role in Marathon’s offensive success. Simpson’s accuracy combined with an extra gear made him a threat every time the ball was in his vicinity.
Angel Cardona
Senior, Marathon
Defender
A team captain, senior Angel Cardona served as the backbone of Marathon’s defense. His leadership, physical presence and consistency anchored the back line throughout the season.
Gio Prieto
Junior, Marathon
Midfielder
Junior Gio Prieto, a team captain, was a key distributor in the midfield. His vision, unselfish play and ability to read the field allowed him to consistently create opportunities for teammates.
Alaric Rodriguez
Senior, Coral Shores
Left Wing
Coral Shores senior Alaric Rodriguez used his speed and attacking ability to keep defenders on edge. Dangerous with the ball, especially in one-on-one situations, his passion for the game and strong finishing made him a constant offensive threat. Rodriguez brought energy to the front.
Tiago Rivero
Senior, Marathon
Goalkeeper
Dolphin goaltender Tiago Rivero proved to be a reliable last line of defense, making numerous key saves throughout the season. His shot-stopping ability kept Marathon competitive in close matches and his confidence in the box set the tone for the Fins.
Jaime Cary
Senior, Coral Shores
Defensive Midfielder
A team captain, Coral Shores’ Jaime Cary brought energy, organization and leadership to the midfield. His tireless work rate and positive attitude helped guide his team, and his return from a stellar cross country season brought a spark to the team’s athleticism.
Leddvin Joel Lopez Suazo
Senior, Coral Shores
Defensive Midfielder
Hurricane defenseman Leddvin Lopez Suazo, a team captain, controlled the center of the field with composure and leadership. His ability to organize play and connect teammates made him an essential contributor. Suazo’s ability to control the tempo was crucial for Coral Shores this season.
