On June 11, Gatorade announced the Boys High School State Players of the Year for soccer.

Below are the state honorees for the 2020-21 season, with each player’s commitment listed in parentheses if he is playing soccer in college. Due to delays related to COVID-19, Virginia's season was delayed and no award winner has been announced yet.

Alabama: Jackson Nabors, Indian Springs

Alaska: Hatcher Manning, Service (Western Washington)

Arizona: Charlie Cobb, Brophy Prep

Arkansas: Jacob Chalk, Conway

California: Alex Halevy, Garces Memorial

Colorado: Jeffrey Koch, Liberty (SMU)

Connecticut: Scott Testori, Daniel Hand (Connecticut)

Delaware: Aidan McDade, Appoquinimink

District of Columbia: Pandelis Margaronis, St. John's (Hamilton)

Florida: Marcelo Valbuena, Tampa Catholic (Tampa)

Georgia: Kadeem Agard, South Gwinnett (Mercer)

Hawaii: Jonah Kawamura, Iolani (Washington)

Idaho: Damian Arguello, Caldwell (Salt Lake Community College)

Illinois: Max Floriani, Warren Township (Saint Louis)

Indiana: Zack Bowser, Chesterton (Northwest Nazarene)

Iowa: CJ Coppola, Waukee

Kansas: Alan Lopez, Dodge City (Johnson County Community College)

Kentucky: Noah Moeller, Ryle

Louisiana: Jordan Schumacher, Lusher Charter (Coastal Carolina)

Maine: Gus Ford, Falmouth (St. Joseph's College)

Maryland: Tyquan Stroud, Mount St. Joseph (Temple)

Massachusetts: Andrew Ortiz, Longmeadow (Massachusetts)

Michigan: Eron Sylejmani, Gull Lake (Western Michigan)

Minnesota: Zach Susee, Shakopee

Mississippi: Emery Thigpen, Jackson Academy

Missouri: Jake Karolczak, St. Dominic (SIUE)

Montana: Beckett Arthur, Hellgate (Whitworth)

Nebraska: Edwin Cisneros-Garcia, Omaha South

Nevada: Diesel Fiore, Bishop Gorman (Eastern)

New Hampshire: Samuel Latone, Manchester Central (Cornell)

New Jersey: Micaah Garnette, Gill St. Bernard's (St. John's)

New Mexico: Marcus Garcia, St. Pius X (Maryland)

New York: Francesco Pagano, Fayetteville-Manlius (Syracuse)

North Carolina: Carter Hensley, Myers Park (Virginia Tech)

North Dakota: Nikko Helderop, Century (Northwestern College)

Ohio: Luciano Pechota, St. Ignatius

Oklahoma: Isaias Silva, Mustang (Mid-America Christian)

Oregon: Aidan Azavedo, Portland Jesuit

Pennsylvania: Ben Liscum, Lewisburg (Penn State)

Rhode Island: Nathan Lagoa, La Salle Academy (Providence)

South Carolina: Jackson Price, A.C. Flora

South Dakota: Riley Aarbo, O'Gorman Catholic

Tennessee: Gui Vivaldini, McCallie School (North Carolina)

Texas: Bryce Boneau, Keller (Notre Dame)

Utah: Austin Wallace, Skyridge (Dixie State(m))

Vermont: Chance Rose, Milton

Washington: Thomas Vlasak, Lewis and Clark

West Virginia: Jonas Branch, Fairmont

Wisconsin: William Navarre, Nicolet (Wisconsin)

Wyoming: Cole Venable, Worland

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