Soccer

Red Raiders Prepare for Fresh Start After Record Streak

Coach Bill Teasdale and a youthful squad aim to translate early‑season intensity into a competitive year

A youthful core takes the field

The Fairport Boys soccer team, known as the Red Raiders, saw a 37‑game winning streak come to an end in last year’s state championship, leaving the program eager to rebuild.

Head coach Bill Teasdale is shaping the squad around a younger core, emphasizing energy and enthusiasm as the team navigates a compressed preparation window.

Only two starters from the previous campaign return, meaning newcomers must quickly prove themselves in a highly competitive environment for starting positions.

Senior goalkeeper Jared Mulley has voiced confidence that the group can fill the gaps left by departing players, highlighting the squad’s belief in its own depth.

Leadership and accountability

Captains Brock Stephany and Trevor Scoppa are setting the tone through example, fostering accountability and teamwork as the roster adjusts to new roles.

Their mutual respect and unity are seen as essential ingredients for turning potential into results.

The Red Raiders open the season on Thursday, September 3, traveling to face Churchville‑Chili, a match that will serve as the first test of their newly forged chemistry.

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