On Tuesday, Gatorade announced the winners of the state players of the year for boys soccer for the winter season. Below is a list of the winners from all the states plus the District of Columbia. College commitments for 2013 are listed except where noted otherwise.

Alabama: Chandler Stroupe (UAB)

Alaska: Jackson Lehnhart (Amherst)

Arizona: Mason Robertson (Washington)

Arkansas: Wes Carson (Central Arkansas)

California: Cristian Roldan (Washington)

Colorado: Miguel Jaime (2014 graduate/Florida Gulf Coast)

Connecticut: Isaac Normesinu (Boston College)

Delaware: Hunter Dann (undecided)

Florida: Thales Moreno (Clemson)

Georgia: Salomon Lorenzano (Georgia State)

Hawaii: Leo Klink (UC Irvine)

Idaho: Tommy Mueller (2014 graduate)

Illinois: Brandon Medina (Northwestern)

Indiana: Mike Galullo (Indiana)

Iowa: Mueng Sunday (Drake)

Kansas: Clay Stewart (UMKC)

Kentucky: Chris Hubbard (Notre Dame)

Louisiana: Ethan Judice (West Florida)

Maine: Matt Saunders (Navy)

Maryland: George Campbell (2014 graduate/Maryland)

Massachusetts: Mac Steeves (Providence)

Michigan: Andrew Lewis (Michigan State)

Minnesota: Elliot Cassutt (Amherst)

Mississippi: Eli Troutman (undecided)

Missouri: Tommy Barlow (2014 graduate)

Montana: Nick Downs (UNC Greensboro)

Nebraska: Michael Kluver (Creighton)

Nevada: Daniel Musovski (2014 graduate)

New Hampshire: Erik Martel (New Hampshire)

New Jersey: Brian Costa (Princeton)

New Mexico: Luke Lawerence (Fort Lewis)

New York: Jeff Medina (Stony Brook)

North Carolina: Lawrence Taiwo (2014 graduate/NC State)

North Dakota: Jacob Weiler (Nebraska-Omaha)

Ohio: Sam Bascom (Navy)

Oklahoma: Mauro Cichero (2014 graduate)

Oregon: Eddie Sanchez (Portland)

Pennsylvania: Brett Campbell (Georgetown)

Rhode Island: Daniel Apajee (2014 graduate/Syracuse)

South Carolina: Dakotah Millard (South Carolina)

Texas: Kayode George (Jefferson)

Tennessee: Trey Gill (South Carolina)

Utah: Matthew Coffey (Portland)

Vermont: Shane Haley (Vermont)

Virginia: Suliaman Dainkeh (Maryland)

Washington: Carter Johnson (2014 graduate)

Washington, D.C.: Nicko Corriveau (Virginia)

West Virginia: Felipe Thompson (undecided)

Wisconsin: Andrija Novakovich (2014 graduate/Marquette)

Wyoming: Will Horstman (2014 graduate)