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Latest blog posts
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The 2025 Latrobe Junior High Soccer season wrapped with an impressive 8–4–1 record, highlighted by 63 goals, gritty performances, and statement wins. Under first-year Head Coach Dylan Zupanc, supported by assistants Ed Saxton and Nelson Reiffannacht, the Wildcats grew every week—on and off the field. Behind the scenes, Melissa Saxton and Amber Hebenthal kept the… Keep reading →
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Soccer challenges players both physically and mentally. On World Mental Health Day, we explore the role of mental health in soccer, highlighting practical strategies athletes, parents, and coaches can use to build resilience, reduce stress, and strengthen focus. From pre-game routines to balancing school and sports, this guide shares tools that help players stay confident… Keep reading →
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Lucas Lesko (#33) is a junior defender whose faith, focus, and team-first mindset anchor the Wildcats this fall. Read his pump-up song, role model, and advice for younger Cats. Keep reading →
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Pink Out 2025 brings together Wildcats Soccer and breast cancer awareness. Join us Oct 11 for a night of unity, recognition, and hope as we honor survivors and support the fight—impacting women, men, and families across our community. Support the cause through donations or Wildcats Pink Out gear. Keep reading →
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Senior Spotlight: Brock “Sug” Polinsky (#13)—six years in the program, an OT win vs. Franklin he won’t forget, and a multi-sport mindset that keeps Latrobe competitive. Keep reading →
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Soccer is more than a game—it’s a training ground for life. Discover 7 ways soccer builds leadership skills, from communication and resilience to teamwork and goal-setting, preparing athletes for success long after the final whistle. Keep reading →