Varsity 

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Varsity Head Coach: Jason  Buchholz                    Varsity Assistant Coach: Marco Stephenson  

2023 Season Summary 

The Warrior boys soccer team finished the season with a 9-13-2 record and finished 5th in the conference standings. After a good start to the season (7-4), our team went on a slide, losing many close matches. We received a 10 seed for the play-offs out of 18 and faced Freedom in the first game. Our team played excellent in the regional opener. We lost to Freedom 3-1 in the first game of the season, but were able to defeat them 2-1 on their field. The regional final was then played in Plymouth (#2 seed). Our team played very well, but fell 3-0. 

All Conference Awards 

2nd Team: Ethan Cunningham- Forward, Issac VandeKamp - Midfield, and Talon Kast -Def  

Honorable Mention: Wyatt Walstra - Midfield and Jonas Buchholz - Goalie 

Team Awards 

Varstiy 

MVP - Offense - Ethan Cunningham

MVP - Defense - Jordan Matouschek 

Most Improved Player (MIP) - Colin Kamphuis

Warrior Hustle Award - Tallen Kast

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Ball Boys of the year: Braxten Schmidt & Vincent Arellano 

Sportsmanship Award: Sam Thompson 

JV1 

Offensive player of the year           Griffon Walker

Defensive player of the year          Devin Zimmerman

Most improved player                 Max Montanez

MVP                                            Dawson Shaw

JV2 

MVP - Landon Derksen

Offensive Player - Ashton Lerch

Defensive Player - Cameron Jahn

Most Improved - Jasel Jimenez

2021 Fall Season Summary 

The 2021 Season was a down year record wise for the Warrior boys soccer team. We finished the season with a record of 5-16-1. Our 2-3-1 conference record was good enough to earn a tie for the fourth slot in the league. The Warrior soccer team had many new faces in the starting line-up this season after returning only a few varsity players from the year before. Consistent scoring was our biggest problem on the season. In the first half of games, we kept pace with the opposing team, but our scoring dried up in the second half with only 12 goals late in the game for the year. Half way through the schedule, our team had several players out isolated with Covid. This became a huge challenge for the team keeping a competitive squad on the field. Once back to full strength with players, the Warriors played competitive and more confident to finish the season.  

The JV team finished the season with a 4-6 record. This has been an improvement in record over the past season. Several games were canceled due to injured and isolated players, but with the games played, our program looks to have several key players develop for the future. 

All-Conference Awards 

2nd Team All ECC 

Defense - Ashton Sullivan 

Midfielder - TJ Haddy 

Honorable Mention ECC

Defense - Jaden Nowicki

Goalie - Payson Landaal 

Varsity Team Awards 

MVP - Ashton Sullivan

Offensive Player of the Year - TJ Haddy 

Most Improved Player - Cade Hartgerink

Warrior Award (Hustle) - Payson Landaal 

JV Awards 

MVP - Aiden Hawkinson

Defensive Player of the Year - Jonas Buchholz 

Midfield Player of the Year - Colton Pluim

Offensive Player of the Year - Wyatt Walstra 

Most Improved Player -  Colin Kamphuis 

JV Warrior Award - Tallen Kast 

Warrior Season Summary 2019

The Warrior soccer season was a rollercoaster year of rewards and missed opportunities. We started out slow going 1-4 with losses against two D1 teams, a D2 team, and a ranked D3 team. Although this was a slow start, the team was confident in our talent to change this record around. In our sixth game, we defeated D1 Manitowoc Lincoln 11-2, and we rattled off 12 victories in our next 14 games. The two losses in that span were to #2 ranked D1 Arrowhead and another good D1 team in Menomonee Falls (away).  We then received some bad news that we lost our top two scorers for the remainder of the season and another good player for another few games. This took a toll on our team when injuries also started to happen in a one week span knocking down the strength of our team that was the depth of players. We went on a skid for a few games losing to two D2 teams, a ranked D3 team, and another strong D3 team. To finish the last seven games going 1-4-2, we finished the season 14-10-2 and 10-3-1 in the conference. Unfortunately, we lost in a shootout in the regional final after being tied for 110 minutes of play. 

Team Highlights/Important Notes

• Team Record - Most goals scored in a season (120). Only allowed 54 goals. 

• Stretch of games where we went 12-2 including a seven-game winning streak. 

• Non-conference 12 games vs five D1 teams, three D2 teams, three D3 (one ranked), one D4 (ranked). We did not lose a single game to a D3 or D4 non-conference team. 

• 54 players in the program. Participation in extracurriculars is proven to help with overall school success. We should always look for the opportunity to get any students involved. 

• We were 2-3 vs ranked opponents. 

• #2 seed in sectionals (Highest for the soccer team in school history). 

• Baron Buchholz - a school record for goals and points in HS career 69 goals and 31 assists for 169 points in 84 games played for varsity. 

Awards 

All-Conference 

1st Team 

• Midfield - Trevor Roecker

• Defense - Cole Hicken 

2nd Team 

• Forward - Daniel Benitez 

• Midfield - Jarrett Buchholz

  • (School Record for soccer, 100 varsity games played in HS) 

• Defense - Javier Espinoza 

Honorable Mention 

• Defense - Carter Schramm 

Team Awards 

Varsity 

• MVP - Trevor Roecker 

• Defensive Player of the Year - Cole Hicken

• Most Improved Player - Griffin Levey 

• Warrior Hustle Award - Jeremy Jimenez 

JV1 

• Austin Wiese- MVP Offense

• Owen Harmsen- MVP Defense 

• Tyler Fromolz- Mr. Hustle Award

• Cody Hughes- Sportsmanship 

• Ashton Sullivan- Most Improved 

JV2 

• Ben Bruene- MVP Offense

• Lucas Root- MVP Defense 

• Micah Buchholz- Mr. Hustle Award

• Tyler Bronson- Sportsmanship 

• TJ Haddy- Most Improved 

2017 Boys Soccer Review - UNDER CONSTRUCTION 

Note: We played several games at CWC and JV played some at MVP due to the construction of our new stadium. Many times we were displaced from our school facilities. 

The boys soccer team started the season in exciting fashion by tying the 2016 state runner up in the first game and then winning the CWC Kick-Off Classic Tournament, and finished the 2017 season with one of it’s most successful seasons on record going 14-9-2 on the season improving from our 11-11-2 finish last season.  We finished 3rd in conference with a record of 7-2-1, only one game behind the champion (state qualifier Plymouth). Our schedule consisted of playing seven teams finishing the season in the top 10 in the state and a total of 16 games against teams with winning records. We were 1-4-2 against ranked teams and 6-8-2 against teams with winning records. The only loss to a team with a losing record was a division 1 school.  The big win on the season was over Plymouth 1-0 on Mulder Field. This was the first time Plymouth lost in conference in the four years. Another big game was the crosstown rivalry game vs CWC, we won 3-0 in front of an electrifying crowd of fans from Waupun. 

We had 46 players finish the season playing soccer. With our numbers, we ran a varsity, JV1, and JV2 season. The JV1 team finished with a record of 11-4.  The JV2 team finished with a record of 5-8-2 against mainly JV1 teams. The program is definitely heading in a great direction with solid player numbers and successful teams at all three levels. 

Varsity Awards 2017

1st Team All-Conference; Connor Clark, Blake Harmsen, Mason Roecker

2nd Team All Conference; Cayden Ruis, Alec Cunningham, Tucker Lemmenes 

Honorable Mention All Conference; Baron Buchholz 

MVP - Mason Roecker 

Offensive Player of the Year - Connor Clark 

Defensive Player of the Year - Bryce Burmania 

MIP - Alec Cunningham 

Warrior/Hustle Award - Cayden Ruis