The fortieth USA TODAY Tremendous 25 champion added a historic footnote to the general outcomes that started in 1982. The Mater Dei Monarchs’ 2021 nod was this system’s fifth Tremendous 25 crown, tying them with soccer powerhouse De La Salle (Harmony, Calif.) for essentially the most all-time.
It’s a exceptional achievement, particularly when contemplating the large quantity of packages and aggressive nature of the highschool soccer panorama.
To honor the historic feat—and all of the soccer groups which have made their mark as a previous USA TODAY Tremendous 25 champ—we’re trying again on the winners all through the 4 many years of gridiron glory.
We start in Cincinnati, Ohio…
(Editor’s word: Not all photos will match the precise season.)
1982: Moeller (Ohio) — 13-0
(Photograph: Cincinnati Enquirer).
1983: Berwick (Pa.) — 13-0
(Photograph: Butch Comegys, The Occasions & Tribune through AP)
1984: Valdosta (Ga.) — 15-0
(AP Photograph)
1985: East St. Louis Senior (Sick.) — 14-0
(Photograph: Bradley Leeb/Related Press).
1986: Valdosta (Ga.) — 15-0
(AP Photograph)
1987: North Hills (Pa.) — 13-0
(Championship recreation at Three Rivers Stadium vs. Mt. Lebanon, 1987 – through AP)
1988: Pine Forest (Fla.) — 13-0
Bruce Graner/[email protected] Bruce
1989: Cleveland St. Ignatius (Ohio) — 13-0
(Michael Noyes For The Enquirer)
1990: Lawton Eisenhower (Okla.) — 14-0
(Jay Calderon/The Desert Solar)
1991: LaGrange (Ga.) — 15-0
(AP Photograph/LaGrange Each day Information, Mike Jacoby)
1992: Berwick (Pa.) — 15-0
(Berwick Soccer)
1993: Cleveland St. Ignatius (Ohio) — 14-0
(AP Photograph/Tony Dejak)
1994: Mater Dei (Calif.) — 14-0
(Photograph: Russ Ronchi/Mater Dei Soccer)
1995: Berwick (Pa.) — 15-0
(Berwick Soccer)
1996: Mater Dei (Calif.) — 14-0
(Photograph by Kelvin Kuo-USA TODAY Sports activities)
1997: Canton McKinley (Ohio) — 14-0
(USA TODAY Community)
1998: De La Salle (Calif.) — 12-0
(Getty Photographs)
1999: Midland Lee (Texas) — 15-0
(Rudy Gutierrez, USA TODAY Community)
2000: De La Salle (Calif.) — 13-0
(USA TODAY Community)
2001: De La Salle (Calif.) — 12-0
(Photograph: USA TODAY Sports activities).
2002: De La Salle (Calif.) — 13-0
(Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports activities)
2003: De La Salle (Calif.) — 13-0
(Getty Photographs)
2004: Southlake Carroll (Texas) — 16-0
(AP Photograph/Tony Gutierrez)
2005: Lakeland (Fla.) — 15-0
(ERNST PETERS/ THE LEDGER)
2006: Southlake Carroll (Texas) — 16-0
(AP Photograph/Eric Homosexual)
2007: Miami Northwestern (Fla.) — 15-0
(AP Photograph/Mike Fuentes)
2008: St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) — 15-0
(AP Photograph/Miami Herald, Joe Rimkus Jr.)
2009: Don Bosco Prep (N.J.) — 12-0
(Michael Karas-USA TODAY NETWORK)
2010: South Panola (Miss.) — 15-0
( AP Photograph/The Birmingham Information, Tamika Moore)
2011: Don Bosco Prep (N.J.) — 11-0
(Danny Wild-USA TODAY Sports activities)
2012: John Curtis (La.) — 14-0
(AP)
2013: Booker T. Washington (Fla.) — 14-0
(Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAY)
2014: Bishop Gorman (Nev.) — 15-0
Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports activities
2015: Bishop Gorman (Nev.) — 15-0
(Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports activities)
2016: Bishop Gorman (Nev.) — 15-0
Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports activities
2017: Mater Dei (Calif.) — 15-0
(Photograph: Mater Dei HS)
2018: Mater Dei (Calif.) — 14-1
(Photograph: St. John Bosco Soccer)
2019: St. John Bosco (Calif.) — 13-1
(Photograph by Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Workers)
2020: *IMG Academy (Fla.) — 8-0
(Syndication: The Tennessean)
A number of states didn’t compete in 2020 as a result of coronavirus pandemic.
2021: Mater Dei (Calif.) — 12-0
(Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Workers)
2022: St. John Bosco (Calif.) — 13-1
(Photograph by Meg Oliphant/Getty Photographs)