Co-ed Varsity soccer

8/14 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Lighthouse Christian Academy | 4-2
Despite limited preparation time as a full team, the players came together quickly and performed exceptionally well. We experimented with different formations and positions as part of our preparation for the season, and everyone adapted with confidence and determination. The team’s energy was outstanding, they exceeded expectations, and their efforts paid off with a 4–2 victory!

8/19 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Providence Cristo Rey High School | 1-7
While the 7–1 score wasn’t the outcome we hoped for, it gave us a valuable look at where we can grow after our first regular-season game. We saw the importance of staying more connected between our defense and midfield to avoid big gaps, and we learned that moving the ball quicker, especially in our own 18, will make things easier on ourselves. Creating more shots and finishing our chances will also be key as we move forward. On the positive side, the team showed great resilience by working hard until the final whistle, and we were rewarded with a well-earned goal built through strong teamwork. This game set a clear direction for what we need to focus on in practice, and we’re excited to keep improving together.

8/21 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Park Tudor High School | 0-9
The team played hard and really came together as a unit, especially in the first half. A few mistakes and some soft goals by the other team cost us, but overall, the effort and teamwork were there. Our team is excited to build on this performance to prepare for our next game.

8/28 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Sheridan High School | 8-1
We had a strong performance and came away with an 8–1 win. The team showed a lot of progress, especially in the second half, when we connected passes more effectively and played with greater aggression. We also saw clear improvement in how players positioned themselves on the field, which helped us control the game better.

9/4 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Herron High School | 3-2
It was a very tough match. They played aggressively and smartly, challenging us from start to finish. Our team stayed focused, worked together, and fought hard on both sides of the field. In the end, we came out with the win, showing great teamwork and determination.

9/8 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Traders Point Christian Academy | 10-2
We played a great game and came out with a big 10-2 win. The team played very well from start to finish, showing good energy, teamwork, and focus. Everyone contributed, and we can see how much we’re improving together on the field.

9/11 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Shortridge High School | 3-6
We played a very good game against one of the strongest teams in the conference. Even though we lost, we controlled most of the match and showed great teamwork. Unfortunately, with several injuries and only 3 subs compared to their 11, we ran out of energy in the last 20 minutes, and they were able to score 3 goals. Overall, it was a strong performance, and we should be proud of how well we played.

9/17 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs James and Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy | 0-7
This week, we played a tough game against James and Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy, and unfortunately lost 7–0. Even though the score was not in our favor, we could clearly see the improvement in how our team played and worked together on the field. With only four subs, it was challenging to keep up the intensity for the full match, and fatigue caught up with us. Despite the challenge, our players gave everything they had, and we’ll keep building on the progress we’ve made.

9/20 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Anderson Preparatory Academy | 5-1
The team did a great job, and it was clear to see the improvement in our play. Our communication on the field was much better, and we connected passes with confidence. Overall, everything came together really well, and the players should be proud of their effort and performance.

9/23 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Purdue Polytechnic North | 6-0
We played against Purdue Polytechnic North and had a great performance. The team showed clear improvement in all areas of the game. Our passing, communication, and decision-making were strong, and everyone contributed on the field. The hard work paid off with a solid 6-0 victory. Great job, team!

9/26 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Mooresville Christian | 3-2
We played a tough game week, especially with only two subs, but our team showed great effort and determination. Despite the challenge, the players worked hard and came away with a well-earned win.

9/30 | Boys Varsity Soccer vs Greenwood Christian Academy | 0-3
We faced one of the strongest teams we’ve played all season, Greenwood. Although the final score was 3-0 in their favor, our team showed remarkable determination and improvement. We played with great energy, stayed organized, and executed our game plan better than ever. This match was a valuable opportunity to challenge ourselves, test new strategies, and strengthen our communication on the field. The progress we showed is encouraging as we continue to prepare for upcoming games.

Oct 6 2025
IHSAA Sectional Game 1

Oct 6 2025
IHSAA Sectional Game 2

Oct 7 2025
IHSAA Sectional Game 3

Oct 7 2025
IHSAA Sectional Game 4

Oct 8 2025
IHSAA Sectional Game 5

Oct 9 2025
IHSAA Sectional Game 6

Oct 11 2025
IHSAA Sectional