The USYS national champions were crowned in the last few days as the historic tournament reached its conclusions. Here is the Best XI from the U14-U19 boys age group.

GK Jayden Serrano, Ponys FC Evolution 10 - Serrano had an outstanding tournament for Ponys, walking away with the Golden Glove. The crowning moment was the final, where he saved a penalty kick in the championship shootout.

D Emmanuel Quintana, Central Coast United 12 - Central Coast United had talent everywhere, and the center back that shined most was Quintana, whose anticipation allowed the team to concede just four goals in six games.

D Connor Parent, Minneapolis United 11 - Winning the MVP award from center back, Parent put on a master class for Minneapolis United as a well-rounded defender.

D Izak Alvarez, Raiders FC 09 - Much like last year, Alvarez was a stalwart at center back, using his top-notch tackling to win a second national championship in a row.

M Misa Velazquez, Central Coast United 12 - No team had an answer for the California native whose ability to glide past tackles and read the game led to a U14 national title.

M Joaquin Rosas, Raiders FC 09 - Rosas was rightfully the U17 MVP, creating magic time and time again for the champions.

M Jayden Quezada, Raiders FC 07/08 - Dominating all matches with incredible technique and soccer IQ, the former Chicago Fire Academy product was a level above the competition.

M Landon Yang, Minneapolis United 11 - Although the role can often go unnoticed, Yang did an excellent job at defensive midfield, whether making a crucial interception or controlling the tempo of the match.

F Michael Panduro, Ponys FC Evolution 10 - As captain of the national champions, the U16 MVP led with class from the frontline, whether selflessly leading the press or putting the finishing touch on a team move.

F Brandon Razo, Raiders FC 07/08 - MVP of the oldest age group, Razo popped up with one big goal after another for the national champions.

F Julian Gaona, Ponys FC Evolution 10 - Goals are needed to win championships, and no player scored more in the U16 age group than Gaona. Not to mention the countless fouls he won with his agility and dribbling in tight spaces.

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