Soccer Report: Oct. 7-11
BOYS SOCCER
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025
Wildcats soccer shuts out Felicity
Traveling to Felicity High School Tuesday evening, the Whiteoak Wildcats varsity soccer team earned a hard-fought shutout win over the hosts by a 3-0 score.
In the non-conference win, Christopher Wessner led the Wildcats with a two-goal performance, plus he also collected an assist in the win. One of Wessner’s goals was assisted by Lucas Pollard.
Whiteoak also had a goal from Jaden Fitzgerald, as his goal was assisted by Wessner.
At goal for the Wildcats was Evan Richmond with seven saves in the shutout win.
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BOYS SOCCER
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025
Whiteoak wins thriller over McClain
Facing a Highland County rival at home on Wednesday, the Whiteoak Wildcats varsity soccer team gained a big 3-2 win over the visiting McClain Tigers in non-conference play.
Whiteoak had one goal each from three different players in the victory. Scoring goals for WHS were Jaden Fitzgerald, Abe Flader and Lucas Pollard, as all three goals were unassisted.
Evan Richmond was at goal for the Wildcats, finishing with eight saves.
The win lifts Whiteoak to an overall record of 7-9-1. McClain is now 3-13-1 overall.
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BOYS SOCCER
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025
Lynchburg-Clay shuts out rival Fairfield
Playing a Southern Hills Athletic Conference match Wednesday evening at Fairfield High School, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs blanked the host on the scoreboard by a 2-0 score.
LCHS had goals scored by Mason Fisher and Quin Wells. Assists were credited to Harley Lewis and Aric Slack.
At goal for the Mustangs was Tanner Roberts, as FHS had no shots recorded on the night. Fairfield keeper Anderson Humphreys finished with 10 saves.
LCHS is now 11-4-1 overall with a SHAC record of 5-2-0. Fairfield now stands at 1-11-3 overall and 1-6-1 in the SHAC.
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BOYS SOCCER
Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025
Lions drop game Northwest
Facing non-conference opponent, the Northwest Mohawks on Thursday the Fairfield Lions lost the road game by a 3-2 score.
Fairfield’s goals were scored by Blake Walters and Easton Zink. The assists were credited to Logan Burgess and Patrick Hughes.
At goal for the Lions was Anderson Humphreys with nine saves.
The loss sends Fairfield’s record to 1-12-3 overall this season.
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BOYS SOCCER
Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025
Indians shut out host Clinton-Massie
The Hillsboro Indians faced a former conference foe on Thursday in a makeup game from earlier in the week as they went to Clinton-County and defeated the Clinton-Massie Falcons by a 4-0 score.
Hillsboro scored two goals in each 40-minute half to secure the non-conference win.
Hillsboro had four players score one goal each, and they were Ryan Howland, Cooper Swope, Easton Inman and Cameron Burkard. The assists went to Mason Rinal, Jacob Seaman and Korbin Stratton.
The Indians also had a total of eight shots in the game.
At goal for Hillsboro was Owen Davis with six saves.
The Indians now have an overall record of 6-8-3.
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GIRLS SOCCER
Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025
Lady Indians take home win over Catholic Central
Thursday the regular season finale was a winner for the Hillsboro Lady Indians, defeating Catholic Central by a 2-1 score at CCHS.
Hillsboro’s goals were scored by Taylor Thoroman and Grace Palmer. Their assists were by Ella Jordan and Arianna Evans.
HHS now stands at 8-8-1 overall.
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BOYS SOCCER
Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025
Mustangs cost Fayetteville gold ball with SHAC win
Though the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs weren’t able to defend their SHAC streak of winning at least a share of a conference championship for the past 12 seasons this year, they did play somewhat of a spoiler on Saturday as they defeated the Fayetteville Rockets, 3-0, costing the Rockets their perfect SHAC season.
Though the Mustangs’ 12-season streak of a share of SHAC championships ended this season, they did play some of their best soccer when it mattered most in the regular-season finale as they prepare for the upcoming postseason.
LCHS shut out the Rockets at Lynchburg-Clay High School with a strong performance at keeper by Tanner Roberts, who totaled three saves in the match.
On offense, Lynchburg-Clay had two goals by Harley Lewis and one goal from Quin Wells. Assists were credited to Elam Faust and Mason Fisher.
The Mustangs end the SHAC season at 6-2-0, and overall they are 12-4-1. Fayetteville and North Adams tied for the SHAC championship with each having a 7-1-0 record in conference games.
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GIRLS SOCCER
Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025
Lynchburg-Clay suffers 2nd consecutive SHAC loss; fall to Fayetteville
In a rare occurrence that hadn’t happened in over 15 seasons, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs lost a second straight game in Southern Hills Athletic Conference play on Saturday.
In their home game against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets, the Lady Mustangs lost by a 5-1 score.
Fayetteville’s goals were scored by Aubrey Baker with three, while Lilly Carlier and Ella Wolfer each had one goal.
At goal for Fayetteville was Jada Kassner with seven saves.
For the Lady Mustangs at goal was Caitlyn Collins with eight saves.
LCHS finishes the regular season with a 5-8-2 overall record and a SHAC record of 3-2-1 for third place. The SHAC was won by Fayetteville with a perfect 6-0-0 record for the gold ball, and they now have an overall record of 12-4-1.