Boys Soccer
Head Coach: Herb Haller '85
Phone: 330-650-5887
Email: hallerh@wra.net
Assistant Coaches
Pat Sweeney
Carl Capellas
Ralf Borrmann
Upcoming Games
Varsity Boys Soccer Schedule

Per coach and recap author Diccon Ong, victory continues to elude the boys, but seems to draw increasingly near.
The host entered the game confidently with a 5-1 record, while the Pioneers were determined to continue their own series of wins.
Thank you, once again, to Diccon Ong for the wonderful game recap.
This was a very good performance and it gave the boys confidence for the upcoming games.
The WRA Boys Soccer team took its first weekend trip to the Mainline Jamboree near Philadelphia, PA
On Tuesday, September 13th, the Boys JV soccer team fell to 2-4 on the season as they lost a tough game 1-0 against Archbishop Hoban High School.
Even though WRA gave up 4 goals, they were led by excellent performances
Congratulations to our C-Squad Soccer team for facing a tough opponent with courage and grit. A special thank you to Assistant Coach Diccon Ong for a colorful and exceptional recap.
A special shoutout to those competing in their very first game for WRA including Thomas Casey ’26, Grant Adams ’26, Pol Miguel Collado ’25, Alex Lee ’26, Evan Williams ’26 and Sanam Mody ’26.
The team fought back from 2-0 and 3-1 deficits, but they ran out of time as the comeback effort fell just short.
Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Soccer team for facing their toughest opponent yet and bringing home a W.
On a hot and humid afternoon the Pioneers faced a determined and athletic opponent.
The game was fast-paced and competitive from the opening minutes up to the final whistle of veteran referee Mike Porpora.
Our JV Boys Soccer dropped to 2-1 as they fell to a strong Medina team.
JV Boys Soccer is now 2-0!

The future of the WRA program was on display with 9th grader Makayla Riles stealing the show
The Pioneers were led by a monster game from Tika Sallman
WRA 6 - Strongsville 1
WRA 4 - CVCA 3
The win improves the Pioneers record in the Ohio Prep Conference to 6-0.
On Saturday, part of the team went to Denison University to fence their Open tournament and on Sunday another part of the team went to Pittsburgh Fencing Center for their D and Under Mixed Foil and E & Under Women’s Foil.
Many athletes competed, placed, and qualified at this huge regional meet.