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Congratulations Varsity Boys Soccer!

The end of the regular season for high school boys soccer is over, and your Falcons are the number 6 seed team in all of 2A (45 teams)! This means that the Falcons get a first round bye in playoffs.

Their first playoff game is Wednesday, November 4, with the opponent being the winner of the first round match up of Front Range Baptist vs Valley.

From Coach Wags:

As the head coach, I couldn’t be prouder of this group of young men for making school history by entering the state playoffs ranked No. 6 in the state. The leadership of our seniors, Ethan and Cooper, and the commitment, character, and hard work of this entire team have been incredible to watch, especially considering the challenging schedule and level of competition we’ve faced. What makes this season special goes far beyond the rankings though, it’s the way these young men have come together, believed in one another, and continued to grow. I’m incredibly thankful for our FRCS families, school staff, assistant coaches, and managers who have helped make this journey possible, and I’m excited to see what we can accomplish together as we continue this historic run.

This is a huge accomplishment for the team and the highest rankings that the Falcons have ever gotten in Boys Soccer. So dress up in purple and join us on Falcon Field on Wednesday, November 4, for a CHSAA Second Round Playoff Game!

Go, Falcons!

This post was updated on October 30 to update the number of 2A teams.

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