We’re excited to share that four Rush players,Teagan Myers (Colorado Rush), Devin Lee (Hawaii Rush), Charlie Mader (Krewe Rush) and Kai Ciambor (Alaska Rush) have been named 2024–25 Gatorade State Players of the Year. This national honor celebrates more than just talent, it recognizes players who embody athletic excellence, academic strength, and strong character. And these four are the perfect example of what Rush Soccer is all about.
Teagan Myers, Colorado Rush
A product of Colorado Rush, Teagan Myers has been a standout on the field and in the classroom for years. This season, she anchored the backline for Fossil Ridge High School, recording 11 shutouts and scoring 4 goals, including the match-winner in the state final. Her leadership helped the program win its first-ever Class 5A state title.
Off the field, Teagan carries a 4.18 GPA, is a member of the National Honor Society, and volunteers through Key Club. She’s committed to play at the University of Kentucky, continuing her journey through the Rush pathway at the next level. Read more about Teagan >
Devin Lee, Hawaii Rush
Rush values grit, and Devin Lee lives it. After returning from a major knee injury, the Hawaii Rush midfielder came back stronger, leading Iolani School to an undefeated state championship season. He tallied 8 goals and 8 assists and was a key playmaker in the Division I title match.
Through the support of Hawaii Rush and Coach Arian Hoxha, Devin developed the resilience and mindset that define our club. He continues to shine as both a player and a leader in his community. Read More About Devin >
Charlie Mader, LA Krewe Rush
Representing Krewe Rush, Charlie Mader dominated the Louisiana high school scene. The Teurlings Catholic senior netted 34 goals and 19 assists in just one season, helping his team to a 23–1 record and setting a new school scoring record in the process.
Charlie is not just a finisher, he’s a role model. With a 3.41 GPA and a passion for giving back through local food banks and youth mentorship, he reflects the full-circle Rush commitment to performance, purpose, and community. Read More About Charlie >
Kai Ciambor, Alaska Rush
A midfield engine for Juneau-Douglas High School and Alaska Rush, Kai closed his high school career with 64 goals and 36 assists, leading his team to back-to-back state titles. Known for his elite foot speed, technical skill, and high soccer IQ, he also maintained a 3.83 GPA and served his community through food drives, tutoring, and youth coaching. He’s committed to the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. Read More About Kai >
These Gatorade honors reflect the power of the Rush system: consistent development, strong values, and high-level opportunity. Teagan, Devin, Charlie, and Kai each took a different path, but they’ve all been shaped by the same culture of excellence that runs through Rush Nation.
We’re proud to call them part of our family. Congratulations, champions!
About Rush Soccer
Formed in 1997, Rush Soccer is the largest youth soccer organization in the world with more than 55,000 players in 50 countries. Comprised of 125 clubs around the globe, Rush Soccer has cultivated a reputation of excellence on and off the field all while maintaining a local feel in the communities we serve. This expansive global footprint provides unparalleled opportunities for our entire player base to pursue pathways all the way to the highest level of professional soccer. Our breadth and depth of programs support our network of local clubs, coaches, staff, and partners.
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