Vote Now: Determine Ohio’s Top Forward in High School Soccer

Ohio high school boys soccer fans now have the opportunity to vote for the best forward of 2025. Following a feature by Cleveland.com highlighting standout players across various divisions, the website invites readers to weigh in on which striker deserves the title of the best of the best. The voting will remain open until December 9, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern.

The candidates represent a diverse group of talent from schools throughout Ohio. Among them is Jeffrey Addo from Olentangy Orange, a senior known for his impressive scoring ability. Also in the running is Elliott Allsop, a sophomore at Unioto, who has already made a significant impact in his young career.

Other notable contenders include Mmunga Almasi from Akron North and Hunter Barnard from South Webster, both seniors who have demonstrated exceptional skill on the field. The list of candidates continues with players from various schools, showcasing the depth of talent in Ohio’s soccer landscape.

To participate in the poll, readers can view the complete list of players and their profiles on the Cleveland.com website. In total, there are over 70 candidates, including seniors like Kade Beachy from Clear Fork and Aidan Beverly from Archbishop McNicholas, as well as juniors such as Ryan Boyd of Lakota West and Beckett Camden from Gallia Academy.

Cleveland.com emphasizes that the polls are designed for entertainment and engagement. Votes generated by automated means will not be counted, and the platform retains the right to adjust results if any irregularities are detected.

As the voting period progresses, fans are encouraged to rally support for their favorite players. The announcement of the winner will celebrate not only individual talent but also the vibrant high school soccer community in Ohio.

With the clock ticking towards the deadline, soccer enthusiasts have until December 9 to make their voices heard and determine who stands out as the premier forward in Ohio high school boys soccer for 2025.