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Girls’ soccer teams finish off the season as a family
Wednesday, March 13, the girls’ varsity and junior varsity soccer team celebrated their successful season with an end of the year awards banquet. The girls’ varsity soccer team came out with 19 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. The team qualified for the sweet sixteen and also came out with another district championship. The rookie
Coaches and players recognized at boys’ soccer banquet
Lecanto High School has always had major traditions, and the boys’ varsity and junior varsity post-season soccer banquet is one. Senior Michael Summa thinks team’s season went well. “We had a great season with what we had; we lost 12 seniors, but its always fun just to get out and play,” he said. With that being said,
Varsity Lady Panthers maul the Pirates on the soccer field
The Lecanto High School Varsity Girls’ Soccer team beat Crystal River High School at home, Wednesday, Jan. 9, with a score of 6-1 in their last game of the season before the district competition. “The girls didn’t play well in the first half; they were on different pages,” said head coach Roselle Lattin. “In the
Varsity girls’ soccer team celebrates senior night with a win
The Lecanto High School girls’ varsity and junior varsity soccer teams celebrated their seniors and beat Weeki Wachee High School 8-0 Friday, Dec. 14. Senior night is a tradition for most sports teams at LHS, and for senior varsity players Chloe Benoist, Brittany Putney, and team manager Rita West, it was a special night all about them. “Every year the juniors
Lady Panther JV and varsity soccer teams defeat Citrus
Published on 20 Dec, 2012 at 11:39 in Girls' Soccer, Junior Varsity, Soccer, Sports, Varsity | | No Comments
The Lady Panther Junior Varsity and Varsity Soccer teams played against Citrus High School Mon., Dec. 3, 2012. JV won 5-0, and Varsity won 4-0. “We won four to zero, and it is always a good feeling to win,” said varsity senior player Brittany Putney. Head coach Roselle Lattin explained the highlights in the game that made this game stand out
Lady Panther JV soccer team ties with Crystal River
The Lady Panther junior varsity soccer team played their hearts out against Crystal River High School Nov. 29, 2012. In the end, the game was a tie. Many members of the JV team felt they put forth an outstanding amount of teamwork during their game against CRHS. “We were doing great during the game. We
Boys’ varsity soccer team victorious against Citrus
The Lecanto High School boys’ varsity soccer team played their first game of the season Nov. 5 and came out victorious as they chalked up their first win against rival Citrus High School. The first game of the season is always a nerve-wracking experience for players. They get to see if they have what
Gearing up for the girls’ soccer season
Published on 5 Sep, 2012 at 14:10 in Girls' Soccer, Junior Varsity, Soccer, Sports, Varsity | | No Comments
Even though try-outs are a month away, the Lecanto High School girls’ soccer coaches met with potential and returning student athletes to discuss the fundamentals of girls’ soccer. Varsity head coach Roselle Lattin made one thing clear at the meeting on Wednesday, August 29: “All girls have to try out. Just because a girl
LHS girls’ soccer team celebrates at awards banquet
Published on 28 Mar, 2012 at 12:48 in Girls' Soccer, Junior Varsity, Soccer, Sports, Varsity | | No Comments
The LHS girls’ soccer team enjoyed a banquet March 21, 2012, to celebrate the terrific season they had this year. The team’s record of 13-5 and two ties scores proved to be a very strong season for them as they took the district championship in high fashion, making them very deserving of their banquet. End of season
Varsity boys’ soccer season ends at regional championship
The LHS boys’ varsity soccer team suffered a heart-breaking loss to Springstead High School at the regional championship Friday, Jan.27, losing their game 4-2. The players were very upbeat and motivated to do better than they had already done. They were striving for another win that would be even bigger than the last one. “Even though we lost a crucial game,” senior Jacob
