This is senior Victor Dos Santos, he’s number 7 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His favorite positions are right back and left wing.
“I’ve been playing soccer for as long as I can remember,” said Victor.
He feels his best game as a player was his most recent game against Edison after coming back from a head injury he put in the work and scored a goal. His most memorable goal was his first Varsity goal against Edison last year. Victor plans on continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school. The most influential person in Victor’s soccer career is his dad because he always tells him how it is, that he should play the way he wants to play, and all around just motivates him. Some advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to stay confident in yourself, stay confident in your teammates, and believe in yourself as well as your abilities.

This is senior Javin Negron, his jersey number is 13 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His favorite playing style is a defensive one. Javin started playing at 4 years old. His best performance in a game was last year against Scotch Plains. His most memorable goal was against Colonia because it was against our rival school. He hasn’t decided if he’s continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school. The most influential person in Javin’s soccer career is Ronaldo because he’s the best player of all time. Some advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to always go for that starting spot and you’ll eventually get it.

This is senior Braiden Kist, his number is 38 on the Varsity Boy’s Soccer team. Braiden’s ideal position is center midfield. He started playing at 5 years old. Braiden’s best game was a scrimmage against South River in his freshman year. His most memorable goal was also against South River because his brother was playing with him at the time. He does plan on continuing to play soccer when he gets out of high school. The most influential person in Braiden’s soccer career is his dad because his dad was always his coach and is the reason why he’s playing. Advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to never give up and to keep doing what you’re doing.

This is senior Joey Di Lauro, number 11 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His favored position to play is center midfield. Joey started playing at 3 years old. His best game as a player was his junior year against Colonia. His most memorable goal was his sophomore year against Colonia, the reason being is it was against our rival. Joey does not plan on continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school. The most influential person is Cristiano Ronaldo because he’s Joey’s favorite player. Some advice he would like to give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to just pass the ball around.

This is senior Adrian Mindra, he’s number 4 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His preferred position is center back. He’s been playing since he was 5 or 6 years old. Adrian’s best game was a club game against a satisfactory Pennsylvania team. Adrian’s most memorable moment was…
“Against East Brunswick last year, we were down 3-0 at halftime. Came back, tied the game 4-4 and my teammate scored the winning goal.”
Adrian does plan on continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school. The most influential person in his soccer career is his uncle because he had a love for soccer so they got along well. Advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is when you’re not in the right mindset, take yourself out of the game, collect yourself, and go back in.

This is senior Bikram Singh, number 8 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. He plays right winger. He started playing soccer 10 years ago. Bikram’s best game as a player was his second time going against Colonia this season. His most memorable goal was last year at the start of the season, it was a banger from thirty yards out. He plans on switching to running track when he gets to college. The most influential people in Bikram’s soccer career were all of his coaches because they helped shape the player he is today. Advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to stay consistent, keep training, and you’ll get there.

This is senior Jose Garcia Campos, his number is 28 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. Jose enjoys playing full back on the field. He started playing at 10 years old. In his opinion, his best game was against Piscataway, the first time they played them this season. His most memorable goal this season was against JFK. Jose plans on continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school. The most influential person in his soccer career was his first coach because he motivated him to continue playing. Advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to not give up and continue playing.

This is senior captain Michael Corbett, number 9 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His favorite position is center-attacking midfield because it gives him more creative freedom with his playing style. Michael started playing when he was 3 years old. His best game as a player was last year against Cranford, the reason being he scored 2 goals. His most memorable goal is from the Cranford game because he scored in the 100th minute of the game. Michael does plan on continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school. The most influential person in his soccer career is his dad because he has been there since day one. Michael’s advice to his underclassmen is…
“Stay focused and work hard, it’s simple but it’s effective. If you don’t work hard then you.”

This is senior Julian Guzman, he’s number 22 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His preferred position is center defensive midfield. He started playing soccer at 5 years old. Julian’s best game as a player was a home game against Sayreville. His most memorable goal was a goal against Edison. Julian does plan on continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school. The most influential person in his soccer career was his coach, Mike, who was the first coach who recruited him to play soccer competitively. Some advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to go for any position, even if you’re uncomfortable in it, you never know if you might like it.

This is senior Nicolas Rodriguez, number 23 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His ideal position to play is left back. He started playing soccer at 8 years old. Nico’s best game as a player was against Edison because he scored 2 goals. His most memorable goal was scoring a bicycle kick in a 7-on-7. Nico does plan on continuing his soccer career when he gets out of high school, though his college is undecided. The most influential person in his soccer career is Neymar because his dribbling skills are good and he looks up to him for that. Some advice he would give to his underclassmen playing soccer is to stop fighting over losses and stick together.

This is senior Paul Garcia, his number is 6 on the Varsity Boys Soccer team. His favorite position to play is center midfielder. Paul started playing when he was 4 years old. In his opinion, his best game as a player was against Colonia. Paul’s most memorable goal was against Sayreville, it was his first varsity goal. Paul does plan on continuing his soccer career when he’s out of high school. The most influential person in Paul’s career is his father because he has supported Paul throughout his soccer career. Some advice he would like to give is to keep going even though the seniors are leaving, they have to carry on the team.