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Soccer Report: Area teams finish regular-season schedules

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Stephen Forsha, The Highland County Press

Boys Soccer
Monday, Oct. 12, 2026
Whiteoak collects 8-goal win over Glenwood New Boston
 

The Whiteoak Wildcats boys soccer team gained a road victory via the shutout on Monday (Oct. 12) by defeating the Glenwood New Boston Jeeps, 8-0. 

The win by Whiteoak included three players with two goals each, and they were sophomore Jaden Fitzgerald, sophomore Lucas Pollard and junior Christopher Wessner. Also scoring a goal in the win were freshman Logan Barnett and junior Rowan Roades. 

Assists were made by Pollard (two), Wessner (two), senior Abe Flader, senior Joao Portilho and junior Evan Richmond. 

At goal for the Wildcats was freshman Koltyn Spitznagel with six saves. 

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Boys Soccer 
Monday, Oct, 12, 2026
Lions lose to Bethel-Tate

The Fairfield Lions fell on the road in non-conference action, falling to Bethel-Tate by a 6-1 score. 

For the Lions, their lone goal was scored by sophomore Blake Walters, as the goal was unassisted. 

At goal for the Lions was freshman Timothy Thuering with six saves. 


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Girls Soccer
Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2026
Lady Lions fall to BTHS

The Fairfield Lady Lions lost a non-conference match to Bethel-Tate by a 2-0 score on Monday evening at BTHS. 

FHS senior keeper Meri Jackson ended the match with nine saves. 


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Boys Soccer
Monday, Oct. 12, 2026 
Hillsboro shutout by FAC foe Jackson
 

Playing in a Frontier Athletic Conference match Monday evening at Jackson High School, the Hillsboro Indians lost to the host Jackson Ironmen by a 6-0 score. 

Hillsboro keeper, sophomore Owen Davis finished with 12 saves in the match. 

Scoring goals for Jackson were freshman Branson Brennan (three), junior Aiden Campbell, junior Alvero Garcia and junior Jayce Moore. Jackson keeper, junior Tanner Jenkins, collected two saves. 


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Girls Soccer
Monday, Oct. 12, 2026 
Lady Indians blank Jackson
 

The Hillsboro girls soccer team earned a Frontier Athletic Conference victory over the host Jackson Ironladies by a 3-0 score on Monday (Oct. 12) in Jackson. 

Hillsboro had one goal each from sophomore Ellie Brandyberry, senior Arianna Evans and junior Piper Wilkin. 

Assists by Hillsboro were made by junior Ella Jordan and Wilkin. At goal for the Lady Indians was senior Phoebe Holland with seven saves. 


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Boys Soccer
Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026
Indians gain win over Falcons 

Hillsboro’s boys soccer team rebounded with a win on Tuesday evening (Oct. 13) by defeating the visiting Clinton-Massie Falcons by a 3-0 score at Hillsboro High School. 

The Indians had goals scored by senior Kameron Evers and junior Easton Inman. Another goal in Hillsboro’s favor was an own goal by CMHS. 

The assists for the Indians’ goals went to Inman and freshman Judd Mckenzie. 

Hillsboro sophomore keeper Owen Davis finished the match with four saves. 


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Girls Soccer
Fairfield wins rare non-conference match at North Adams

Facing SHAC foe North Adams in a non-conference match on Tuesday (Oct. 13), the Fairfield Lady Lions won by a 5-0 score at NAHS. 

Three of Fairfield’s goals were scored by senior Vivian Henninger for a hat-trick. FHS also had one goal each scored by sophomore Jaylin Allgood and senior Emerson Zink. Assists were made by sophomore Brya Fauber and freshman Daphne Zink. 

At goal, senior Meri Jackson had four saves. 


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Girls Soccer
Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026
Lynchburg-Clay falls by one goal against Williamsburg

Hosting the Williamsburg Lady Wildcats on Tuesday, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs were defeated by a 2-1 score in the non-conference contest. 

LC’s lone goal was scored by sophomore Kinsey Fulks with the assist by freshman Lacey Warner. At goal for the Lady Mustangs was senior Savannah Bell with eight saves. 


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Boys Soccer
Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026
Mustangs win big against Williamsburg

Scoring eight goals in their 80 minutes of action, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs defeated the visiting Williamsburg Wildcats by an 8-1 score at LCHS. 

LCHS had two goals scored by freshman Colton Short and one goal each made by senior Levi Fields, sophomore Zander Odum, senior Alexander VanFleet, junior Brayden Warne and junior Quin Wells. 

The lone assist was credited to junior Darryn Odum. 

At goal for the Mustangs was junior keeper Tanner Roberts with three saves. 


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Boys Soccer
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
Indians fall to visiting Hurricane 

The Hillsboro Indians lost a non-conference home match on Thursday (Oct. 15) to the Wilmington Hurricane by a 5-1 score. 

The lone goal scored by the Indians was scored by junior Aiden Thomas, an unassisted goal. 

Sophomore keeper Owen Davis finished with six saves. 

HHS ends the regular season at 3-12-2 overall with a FAC mark of 1-6-1.


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Girls Soccer
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
Lady Indians shut out Wilmington 

The Hillsboro Lady Indians defeated the visiting Wilmington Lady Hurricane on Thursday, Oct. 15 by an 9-0 score in non-conference action. 

Hillsboro earned the win with a four-goal effort by junior Ella Jordan (a hat trick plus one) and a hat trick from sophomore Ellie Brandyberry. Also with one goal each were senior Arianna Evans and junior Piper Wilkin. Evans also collected six assists in the win. 

Senior keeper Phoebe Holland had 14 saves in the win. 

HHS now has an overall record of 12-5-0, and they finished the FAC season at 8-2. 


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Boys Soccer
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
Mustangs defeat rival Whiteoak

The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs earned a Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory Thursday evening by taking down the host Whiteoak Wildcats, 7-1 at WHS. 

LCHS had both sophomore Jason Butler and senior Levi Fields each score two goals, while scoring one goal each were sophomore Zander Odum, senior Alexander VanFleet and freshman Korbin Williams. 

Assists were made by freshman Colton Short and junior Brayden Warne. LCHS keeper, junior Tanner Roberts, finished with three saves. 

Whiteoak had a goal scored by sophomore Lucas Pollard with the assist by freshman Koltyn Spitznagel. 

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Boys Soccer
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
Lions shut out Western Latham 

The Fairfield Lions scored seven goals in their non-conference match against Western Latham on Thursday evening, defeating the visitors by a 7-0 score at Fairfield High School. 

Fairfield had six goals scored by six players, plus a goal was added to their side from an own goal by WLHS. Goals scored by Fairfield were credited to junior Logan Burgess, junior Noah Eldridge, freshman Adron Hale, senior Mason Lightle, junior Silas Newman and sophomore Easton Zink. 

Assists were made by sophomore Liam Bender and freshman Owen VanDyke. 

Following the win, the Lions are now 10-6-1 overall this season. 

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Girls Soccer
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026 
Lady Lions take down FAC champion Miami Trace 

The Fairfield Lady Lions defeated the Miami Trace Lady Panthers 4-2 in a non-conference match at Fairfield High School on Thursday evening. 

Miami Trace plays in the Frontier Athletic Conference, where this season they won the FAC with a 10-0 record. The loss by MTHS was their second of the season, moving them to 14-2 overall. 

As for the Lady Lions, their scoring in the win came off goals scored by senior Vivian Henninger with three, plus an own goal that was made by MTHS. 

Assists for Fairfield were made by sophomore Ruby Henninger and senior Meri Jackson. At goal for Fairfield was Jackson with six saves. 

Fairfield now has an overall record of 9-5-3 this season. 
 

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