The report says Pike scored 39 goals and added 21 assists as Powdersville finished 27-1. Across his high school career, he is credited with 102 goals and 69 assists.
His reported recognition comes alongside a move to UAB, giving the midfielder a clear next step after one of the area’s most productive high school careers.
Powdersville’s wider impact is reflected in the first-team selections:
The report also highlights players from state-winning teams in other classifications. Southside forward Erik Martinez is included after a 31-goal campaign that ended with the school’s first state title.
Eastside’s first-team representatives are midfielder Asher Wilson and goalkeeper Brandon Jaramillo. Wilson is credited with 21 goals and 10 assists, while Jaramillo reportedly made the decisive save in the state-final shootout.
J.L. Mann contributes Smith Darby and defender Liam Montes. The remaining first-team places go to Tre Segarra of Byrnes, Kyle Monte of Mauldin and St Joseph’s Catholic defender Luka Kucinic.
The report lists the following second-team selections:
The selections reflect a season shaped by state champions, productive attackers and defensive leaders from Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson.
With Pike and other seniors moving on, the next storyline will be whether Powdersville can extend its title run-and which new Upstate names emerge in the next award cycle.