It was a banner year for high school boys soccer in the Lowcountry, with two area teams — Hilton Head Christian Academy and Beaufort Academy — capturing state championships, two more among the top teams in Class 3A (Bluffton and May River), and Hilton Head High making a deep run in the Class 4A playoffs. All that team success was built upon tremendous individual performances, making it all the more difficult to narrow down the top players in the area.
Category: Holy Trinity
HS Soccer: Langehans Leads Second-Half Comeback As Lions Stun BA
Holy Trinity’s girls charged back from a two-goal deficit to claim a 3-2 win over Beaufort Academy in the SCISA Class 1A semifinals Tuesday.
HS Soccer: Lions, Golden Warriors Head All-Region Girls Soccer
John Paul II and Holy Trinity each placed four players on the SCISA Region 2-1A all-region girls soccer team, and their coaches shared Coach of the Year honors.
HS Soccer: BA, JPII Players, Coaches Lead All-Region Team
Beaufort Academy and John Paul II each placed four players on the SCISA Region 2-1A all-region boys soccer team, and their coaches shared Coach of the Year honors.
HS Soccer: Holy Trinity Boys Pick Up Program’s First Win
Holy Trinity’s boys soccer team earned the first win in program history Tuesday, beating Cathedral Academy 5-2.
HS Soccer: Holy Trinity Girls Claim Share Of Region Crown
Holy Trinity’s girls claimed a share of the region title and the top seed in the playoffs with a 6-0 win over Charleston Collegiate on Wednesday.
HS Soccer: JPII Boys Hold Off Holy Trinity
John Paul II’s boys claimed a region win Thursday with a 2-1 victory over Holy Trinity.
HS Soccer: BA Boys Stay Undefeated
Thomas Holladay and Ben Trask scored two goals apiece to lead Beaufort Academy’s boys to a 7-0 win over Holy Trinity on Thursday.
HS Soccer: Holy Trinity Girls Hammer Patrick Henry
Holy Trinity’s girls routed visiting Patrick Henry 11-1 in a region matchup Tuesday.
HS Soccer: Holy Trinity Splits With Palmetto Christian
Holy Trinity soccer split with Palmetto Christian on Thursday, as the Lions’ girls won 9-1 and the boys lost 4-0.