Wakeland's boys and girls soccer teams are surging toward the state championships after impressive playoff victories. The girls team kicked off their postseason with an 8-0 win against Memorial, followed by victories over Jacksonville (6-2) and Belton (4-0). Meanwhile, the boys started strong, winning their first playoff match 8-2 against Memorial and continuing their success with a 1-0 win over Mount Pleasant and a 5-1 victory against West Mesquite. Both teams are undefeated this season and have shown resilience and teamwork as they prepare for their fourth-round matches on March 31.

By the Numbers
  • Wakeland girls soccer team went 3-0 in playoffs, outscoring opponents 18-2.
  • The boys team also remains undefeated with a 14-0 district record and a playoff record of 3-0, scoring 14 goals while allowing only 3.
State of Play
  • The girls will face Lovejoy in the fourth round on March 31 at 6 p.m.
  • The boys will play Liberty in the regional finals at 7:30 p.m. on March 31.
What's Next

Looking ahead, both teams aim to secure victories in their upcoming matches to advance further in the playoffs, with the potential to represent Wakeland at the state championship if they continue their winning streak.

Bottom Line

Wakeland's soccer teams are positioned strongly for success, showcasing not only talent but also strong teamwork and determination, setting high hopes for a state championship appearance.