A pair of Mariemont High School seniors picked up All-America honors after the United Soccer Coaches announced the association’s High School Boys and Girls All-America Teams for the 2020 fall season. Luke Brothers and Myah Giordullo were among the 117 high school All-Americans from across the country (60 boys, 57 girls.)
Brothers earns the honor after also receiving All-America status by the Boys High School All-American Game sponsored by Bimbo, Adidas and Continental Tire. He will represent the Warriors in that All-America game on May 29.
During the 2020 season, Brothers led the Warriors to its first OHSAA state championship and a perfect 23-0 season. He was named the Ohio D3 Player of the Year, a First Team All-State honoree, the Southwest Ohio D3 Player of the Year, an All-Southwest Ohio recipient and was named the Cincinnati Hills League Athlete of the Year.
Giordullo earns the All-America title for the second straight year, becoming one of only nine girls players from across the country to earn the status for a second time in their high school careers.
Giordullo led the Warriors to a CHL title with a perfect 7-0 record. The team finished the year at 17-1-3. She was named the CHL Player of the Year and First Team All-League.