“When he was in the net, I knew he had control and would do his best to keep our goal differential low,” added Layman. “He had never played soccer a day in his life, but is a gifted athlete, so we trained him on goal. “Jake started with me after coming from football just two seasons ago,” said Layman. Jake Browne, junior, Tioga: An athletic and intuitive keeper, Browne was also a vocal leader on the defensive end of the field. “He will also be a player that I will be sad to not see on the field for Tioga,” he added.

“We always knew if that the ball was coming his way he would be there to stop it, possess it, or get it to the feet of our offense. “Landy was our lockdown defender,” said Layman. “He was a great leader in his captain role,” added Layman.Įthan Landmesser, senior, Tioga: A heady and physical defender, Landmesser also made his presence felt on the offensive end, where he scored two goals and dished out two assists. “Tyler and the other two seniors were the group that I started coaching with and it will be sad to not see him on the field. “Tyler was an integral part of the Tioga team and will be missed,” said Tioga coach Adam Layman. He possesses a high soccer IQ, a strong leg, and a limitless motor. Roe, who is extremely quick with the ball at his feet, is a whirling dervish of offensive energy. Roe, who finished his varsity career with a 65 goals, tallied 30 goals and three assists on the season, and multiple games with four and five goals. TIOGA CENTER - Tioga senior Tyler Roe led the Tigers to their first IAC South Small School Division title since 2015 and was named the divisional MVP in recent voting by its coaches. IAC BOYS SOCCER:TIOGA'S ROE NAMED SOUTH'S SMALL SCHOOL MVP FIVE TEAMMATES NAMED TO ALL-STAR TEAM ()

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