BOYS 

ALL-LEAGUE: Peyton Hinthorn 

The senior defender was stout in his final season with the Bonners Ferry Badgers, earning honors for the second season in a row. Hinthorn played every game for Bonners Ferry and totaled three goals, eight assists and a team-high 16 steals. The senior was a massive contributor to a backline that allowed only 16 goals across 16 games last season.  

Coach's comments: "Peyton works his butt off and never complains when asked to do something. He gives his best effort every single time, whether he’s locking things down defensively or getting forward and putting goals in the back of the net. P, thank you for four amazing years and for everything you’ve given to this program!" - Matt Solis

ALL-LEAGUE: Aaron Tadlock 

It was hard to miss Bonners Ferry's senior midfielder last season. Tadlock scored the second most goals on the team, 15 in 16 games, all while totaling a team-high 12 assists. The senior earns honors for his exceptional play throughout the season, which featured a four-goal performance in the Intermountain League Tournament semi-final. 

Coach's comments: "Tadlock is a kid who plays with so much passion and love for the game. He wants to be the best, and his competitiveness and emotions show just how much soccer means to him. That fire is what brings out the best in Aaron and makes him such a special player to coach. Aaron, it’s been an absolute pleasure coaching you for the past four years!" - Matt Solis

Coach of the Year: Matt Solis 

In his first year at the helm of the Bonners Ferry Badgers, Solis earned the highest honor in the league. Solis led the Badgers to an 11-5-1 season and an 8-2 performance in league play. Bonners Ferry made the IM League final and a state play-in game under the first-year head coach. 

Coach's comments: "I want to thank my entire coaching staff. It’s a huge honor to receive Coach of the Year, but none of the work we put in this season would have been possible without them. I’m incredibly grateful for all their hard work, dedication, and support. Winning this award in my first year as a head coach makes it even more special! Now, it’s time to set the standard and raise the bar even higher for next season!" - Matt Solis

4A INTERMOUNTAIN LEAGUE 

MVP — Brooks Judd, jr., Coeur d'Alene Charter. 

Coach of the Year — Matt Solis, Bonners Ferry. 

All-league 

Creighton Lehosit, sr., Coeur d'Alene Charter; Taylor Smith, sr., Coeur d'Alene Charter; Anthony Haler, sr., Coeur d'Alene Charter; Peyton Hinthorn, sr., Bonners Ferry; Aaron Tadlock, sr., Bonners Ferry; Ryan Newson, sr., Grangeville; George Willis, sr., Grangeville; Daryan Haidari, sr., Priest River; Tytus Hull, jr., Timberlake; Gabe Halloran, jr., St. Maries. 

GIRLS 

ALL-LEAGUE: Addison Lucas 

The senior defender wore the captain's armband this season, leading the Badgers to an 11-5-1 season and an 11-3-1 record in the IM league. Lucas is a first-time honoree and a key part of a backline that allowed only 30 goals this year.  

4A INTERMOUNTAIN LEAGUE 

MVP — Riley Greene, so., Coeur d'Alene Charter. 

Coach of the Year — Dani Fecht, Grangeville. 

All-league 

Alisa Grantham, sr., Timberlake; Paisley Fenton, jr., Timberlake; Sierra Sheppard, sr., Coeur d'Alene Charter; Emily Tanneberger, jr., Coeur d'Alene Charter; Addison Lucas, sr., Bonners Ferry; Ava Lane, jr., Grangeville; Aspen Peak, so., Kellogg; Jasmine Zylstra, so., Priest River; Sophia Tondee, sr., St. Maries; Virginia May, sr., Orofino. 

    Addison Lucas waves to fans during introductions before the Bonners Ferry game against Sandpoint. Lucas is the Badgers' lone representative on the Intermountain All-League team.