Boys SoccerIn an incredible streak of success, Kent Denver boys soccer has taken home six state titles in the last 11 years.
With six state championships and many more deep playoff runs, Kent Denver boys soccer has a history of excellence in Colorado. That includes an incredible playoff run culminating in a 3A state title during the fall 2025 season under new head coach Jeb Brovsky.
The program is also proud to have seen many student-athletes go on to continue their playing careers in college. Just two years ago, Sun Devils star alum Jacob Lahlou '24 was a part of Amherst College's Division III men's soccer national championship team.
More important than team success, however, is the commitment to helping student-athletes reach their full potential on and off the field—as they learn to be great teammates and leaders in all that they do.
Former Major League Soccer player and Yale University men's soccer assistant coach Jeb Brovsky took over the Sun Devils boys and girls soccer programs in 2025—capturing a state championship in his first season with the boys team. He aims to help student-athletes build confidence and feel empowered to be their best selves in all they do.
"My main goal is to unlock every player’s self-belief and self-awareness in who they want to be," said Coach Brovsky. "I want them to follow their joy and their passion. I want every player to feel great about themselves and feel like they have unlimited potential and are supported and free to be themselves."
