Boys U15 Soccer

Now Accepting Applications for the 2026 - 2027 School Year!
The Boys U15 soccer team is the youngest team in the Shattuck St. Mary’s Boys Soccer Signature Program and is a member of the MLS NEXT elite youth development platform, competing throughout the United States. The program provides nearly double the training hours, games, and showcase opportunities than most programs with the added benefit of being uniquely built into the demanding academic schedule of a college prep school.
Student-athletes train daily with competition on weekends, afternoons, or evenings and each participates in a year-round strength and conditioning program. Players have access to three full-sized soccer fields: one indoor synthetic turf, one outdoor synthetic turf, and one natural grass, a brand new 10,500 sq. foot weight training and conditioning facility, video room for team and individual analysis, as well as an athletic training room providing advanced aquatic therapy and full-time athletic training staff.
SSM has placed an impressive 99 percent of its players in collegiate soccer programs and has contributed two players to the Men’s National Team, eleven players to professional teams, thirteen players to the Youth National Team, and two players to the Futsal National Team.
Schedule and Results
Boys U15 Soccer Schedule
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Chicago FC United
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Loyola Academy- Glenview, IL | Away | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Loss | 0-9 | |
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Sockers FC Chicago
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Faribault, MN | Home | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Loss | 2-4 | |
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Lou Fusz Athletics
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Away | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Loss | 1-4 | ||
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Minnesota United FC
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Away | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Loss | 1-3 | ||
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Michigan Wolves
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Schoolcraft College- Livonia, MI | Away | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Loss | 0-8 | |
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Cincinnati United Soccer Club
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Seven Hills High School- Cincinnati, OH | Away | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Loss | 1-5 | |
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Lou Fusz Athletics
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Faribault, MN | Home | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Loss | 0-2 | |
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Indy Eleven
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Faribault, MN | Home | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Win | 4-2 | |
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BU15 vs Minnesota United FC
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St. Louis Scott Gallagher
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Faribault, MN | Home | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Subscribe to Athletics Alerts | ||
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Chicago FC United
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Edina ECNL-RL
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Sockers FC Chicago
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Bridgeview Sports Fields- Bridgeview, IL | Away | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Subscribe to Athletics Alerts | ||
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SC Wave
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Faribault, MN | Home | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Subscribe to Athletics Alerts | ||
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Midwest United FC
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Bavarian United SC
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Faribault, MN | Home | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Subscribe to Athletics Alerts | ||
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AC Grand Rapids
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Faribault, MN | Home | Details about Boys U15 Soccer | Subscribe to Athletics Alerts | ||
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Club Ohio
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Roster
2026-27 Boys U15 Soccer Roster
| No. | Name | Pos. | Grad Year | Hometown |
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| 64 | Michael Lardner | CM | 2030 | Naperville, IL |
| 66 | Noah DeCicco | CB | 2030 | Poughkeepsie, NY |
| 67 | Fernando Gorraez Medina | CF | 2031 | Querétaro, Mexico |
| 68 | Corbet Jacobson | GK | 2030 | Excelsior, MN |
| 69 | Alec Anderson | CM | 2030 | Burnsville, MN |
| 70 | Oakley Smidt | LM | 2030 | Los Ranchos, NM |
| 71 | Jacob MacGregor | CB | 2030 | Kalamazoo, MI |
| 72 | Maddock Olsen | CB | 2030 | Omaha, NE |
| 73 | Nima Fiordalisi | LB | 2031 | McMinnville, OR |
| 74 | Bingxuan He | CM | 2031 | Chanhassen, MN |
| 75 | Gabriel Byom | CM | 2030 | La Crescent, MN |
| 76 | Luke Newman | RB | 2030 | Edina, MN |
| 77 | Lucas Solorzano | CM | 2031 | Eugene, OR |
| 78 | Martin Campos Kingston | GK | 2030 | Elkhorn, NE |
| 79 | Finnegan Shipp | RM | 2030 | St. Louis, MO |
| 80 | 2031 | Paradise Valley, AZ | ||
| 81 | Yuta Ishii | CM | 2031 | Powell, OH |
| 82 | Trent Thompson | CF | 2031 | Beaverton, OR |
| 83 | Lucas Ohnsorg | RB | 2030 | Long Lake, MN |
| 84 | Nicholas Feilmeier | CM | 2031 | Elkhorn, NE |
| 85 | Silas Olander | CF | 2031 | Omaha, NE |
| 86 | Jihoo Park | CB | 2030 | Seoul, South Korea |
| 87 | Cameron Claus | LM | 2030 | Chicago, IL |
| 89 | Cash Walter | RB | 2030 | Portland, OR |
Coaches

Tim Bohnenkamp, Boys U15 Head Coach
Email: tim.bohnenkamp@s-sm.org
I joined the Boys Soccer program in August of 2022 as the U15 Boys Head coach. Previously I was the director of coaching for Papillion Soccer Club in Papillion, Nebraska.
I attended Creighton University from 2004-2008 and played a key role in four conference championships, an appearance in the Elite 8 in 2005, two Sweet-16 appearances in 2004 and 2007, and a first round appearance in 2006. During this time, I made the 2004 MVC all freshman team, the 2005 MVC all tournament team, and the 2007 MVC second team.
After my four-year career at Creighton ended, I was drafted by the San Jose Earthquakes in the 2008 MLS supplemental draft with the first pick in the second round. I ended up doing a preseason with San Jose and featuring in two games, but ultimately, did not sign with them.
I always knew I wanted to be a coach while I was a player, so I decided to hang up the boots to become a coach. My first coaching job was a huge success. I was the graduate assistant at Hastings College from 2009-2011. During this time, we won the programs first NAIA National Championship, set the NAIA all-time record for consecutive wins, and set a new NAIA national tournament record for most goals scored in a championship.
After my stint with Hastings, I came to Shattuck for the first time. I was an assistant with the U16DA team from 2012-2016. Shattuck let me experiment in our own lab and find different ways to cultivate training and to get the best out of not only players, but the coaches as well. Very few jobs in the country are as educational and hands on as this one. You get to be on the field as much as possible and get to be a master of your craft.
After I left Shattuck in 2016, I wanted to try my hand in the college game again. I went to Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida as an assistant coach. I spent two successful seasons there including advancing to the conference final in 2017.
After that, I went back to Hastings and became the head coach in 2018 and was there until 2021. During my time at Hastings, we advanced to another national championship, this time losing the final in 2019. I also coached numerous All-Americans, conference players of the year, and professionals.

Cade Thomson '20, Boys U15 Assistant Coach
Email: cade.thomson@s-sm.org
I joined Shattuck St. Mary's School as the Assistant Coach of the Boys Soccer U16 and U17 teams in August 2024. I attended SSM for four years as a student-athlete and member of the Boys Soccer program from 2016-2020. During the 2018-19 season, I was a member of the U17 team that won the 2019 Central Conference Championship and earned the No. 1 seed in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Playoffs. I went on to play Division 1 soccer at Xavier University for two seasons before signing a professional contract with Sporting Kansas City II under Head Coach Benny Feilhaber, a member of the 2010 World Cup squad for Team USA, and Assistant Coach Ike Opara, a two-time MLS Defender of the Year.
I decided to return to SSM and pursue coaching after being diagnosed with a rare disease called Popliteal Artery Entrapment Syndrome which ultimately forced me to medically retire. However, closed doors lead you to open new doors. I am very much looking forward to applying my knowledge and experience that I have learned as a player and converting that to coaching to help the future generations find success. During my time as a student at SSM, I learned lots of valuable life lessons through both soccer and school which I am very excited to pass on to my players and students. Having retired recently, I feel as if I am in a unique position to share experiences, set expectations, and understand how the player thinks. I love the chance to be able to mentor young players, as well as keeping and sharing my competitive tendencies. I certainly remember all of my mentors that had a lasting impact on me as a player and a person. I am excited to impact these young men in the same way!