Final Overall Record: 16-8-2 Final Region Record: 7-5 Last Match: Wando 3, Lexington 0 (5A Playoffs Round 2) 2017 Cats Kick Cancer Tournament Champions (Cats Kick Cancer program raised over $11,000 in 2017 and over $70,000 in it’s 7 years to support childhood cancer.) Graduating Seniors (left to right in photo): 24 Bradley Anderson, 19
Lexington’s 2017 season ended in the 2nd Round of the state 5A playoffs on Thursday with a 3-0 loss at Wando. The Wildcats defeated West Florence 4-1 in Round 1. After a record of 11-13 in the 2016 season, Lexington bounced back by winning 16 matches, losing 8 and tying 2. They compiled a record
The Lexington boys are set for a showdown on Tuesday that will send the winner to the top of the Region 5 standings. Last night, they posted a shutout of the Irmo Yellowjackets to improve to 11-3 overall and 6-2 in Region matches. Earlier in the week, River Bluff lost their first of the season
After a scoreless first half, Lexington closed out their 10th victory of the season with a 2-0 win at White Knoll. They are now 10-2 overall and 5-1 in region matches. With 14 minutes to play, Sam Plumer’s shot just inside the left post found the net to put the Cats up 1-0. Adam Baker
Senior captain Sam Plumer led his team to a 3-1 win Friday evening at Wildcat Stadium. It was Lexington’s 9th victory in 10 matches. They also improved their Region 5 record to 4-1. In the 11th minute, Plumer gave the Cats a 1-0 lead when he found the net off an assist by Josh Bruinsma.
On Tuesday night, the Wildcats made it 7 in a row to open the 2017 season. At Irmo High School they edged the Yellowjackets by a final of 1-0. Lexington is 7-0 overall and 2-0 in Region 5. Junior forward Bryan Santoyo scored his first goal of the spring in the 31st minute. Senior midfielder
As they prepare for Region competition, Wildcat Soccer is 5-0. On Wednesday evening on their home field, Coach Will Getty’s team came back from a 1-0 deficit to defeat Fort Mill. The Yellowjackets scored first with 10 minutes left in the opening half but Lexington answered just 6 minutes later when senior Sam Plumer tied
The 2017 Cats Kick Cancer Kickoff Classic was marked by great weather, big crowds, and a Lexington Wildcat championship. In 4 games over the weekend, the host team held their opponents to just 1 goal. In their opening match on Friday afternoon, Lexington dominated Summerville and posted a 4-0 win. Senior midfielder Bradley Anderson scored first
The 2016 4A Playoffs presented a daunting task for the Lexington Wildcats. Travel to Mt. Pleasant and pull off a monumental upset over the State and Nation’s #1-ranked high school soccer team. When the dust had settled, it was not to be as Wando won the match and ended the Wildcat’s season. The Warriors scored
Lexington completed their regular season at Richland Northeast on Thursday night with a 4-1 victory to improve their record to 11-12. The Cats got on the board in a hurry on a Sam Plumer shot at 2:25. RNE answered at 25:43 with the tying goal. The match went to halftime knotted at 1 apiece. The
