Top, the PCHS boys soccer team started the season strong and was undefeated in region play before the break. Pictured are (front row l-r) Victor Avila, Austin Bennett, Brance Mann, Henry Glover, Ryan Brooks, Jaden Warburton, Matt Webb, Clayton Matthews and Arnaud Lenaerts (back row l-r) Henry Jones, Reagan Anderson, Luke Kirkley, Gage Coley, Jake Richardson, Allen Davis, Ozzie O’Steen, Daylen Petty, Jason Padron, Eli Hubbard and Matheus Spinola.
Bottom, the PCHS girls soccer team was undefeated in region play before the break. Pictured are (l-r) coach Justin O’Steen, Morgan Reeder, Rachel Lacari, Anna Matthews, Chelsie Moore, Savannah McBrayer, Kara Hendrix, Sarah Lacari, Mia McGurl, Maggie Nauck, Anna Chasteen, Maddie Bailey, Railee Wilson, Haley Jones, Maggie Hawkins, Livi O’Steen, Erin Bonazza, Aden O’Steen and team manager Ashley Jeffery.
PCHS boys, girls soccer undefeated in region
Before school and athletics were postponed, Pike County High School soccer teams were off to a strong start and both teams were undefeated in region play. The varsity boys team is coached by Kevin Hobbs and the varsity girls team is coached by Justin O’Steen and Christopher Johnson.
The varsity boys team played a home conference game March 12 against Central Macon. The final score was 10-0. Matt Webb scored three goals and Ozzie O’Steen scored a brace. Austin Bennett, Ryan Brooks, Gage Coley, Brance Mann and Jayden Warburton each scored a goal.
The Pirates are currently 4-0 in conference play after beating Westside, Rutland and Central handily. The Jackson game was their most competitive region game so far with a final score of 2-1.
Matt Webb leads the team in goals scored, followed by Ozzie O’Steen and Arnaud Lenaerts. Fifteen of the 20 boys have scored goals.
“Our defense has been locked down this season and the team was on pace to break the team scoring record and team winning percentage record before the break,” said coach Hobbs.
The Pirates are currently 4-0 in conference play after beating Westside, Rutland and Central handily. The Jackson game was their most competitive region game so far with a final score of 2-1.
Matt Webb leads the team in goals scored, followed by Ozzie O’Steen and Arnaud Lenaerts. Fifteen of the 20 boys have scored goals.
“Our defense has been locked down this season and the team was on pace to break the team scoring record and team winning percentage record before the break,” said coach Hobbs.
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