Waynesboro boys soccer broke a 10-year winless streak against Staunton with a 2-1 victory on April 7 in Shenandoah District play. David Madrid opened scoring for Waynesboro with a goal in the first half, followed by a decisive second-half goal from Daniel Sanchez. This win marks Waynesboro's first over Staunton since April 2016, snapping Staunton's dominance in the region, which includes a state championship title in 2019. The Little Giants remain the only undefeated team in their district this season, with a record of 5-1 overall and 5-0 in the Shenandoah District.

By the Numbers
  • Waynesboro's record stands at 5-1, with 5 wins and no losses in the Shenandoah District.
  • This marks Waynesboro's first win over Staunton since April 2016.
State of Play
  • Waynesboro has a strong defensive record this season, winning prior matches by a cumulative score of 22-3.
  • The Little Giants are currently the only unbeaten team in their district.
What's Next

Waynesboro looks to build on this momentum as they continue their season, aiming for a strong finish in the Shenandoah District and potentially challenging for the state tournament qualification.

Bottom Line

This significant victory not only boosts Waynesboro's morale but also serves as a pivotal moment in the program鈥檚 growth and development, fostering confidence and inspiring future teams.