Cincinnati High School Soccer Coaches Spotlight Key Playmakers Ahead of Season
Local coaches discuss the standout athletes whose speed, shooting accuracy, vision and physicality are reshaping game plans across the region.
Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Jack Sweeney across Baseball, Soccer.
Local coaches discuss the standout athletes whose speed, shooting accuracy, vision and physicality are reshaping game plans across the region.
A ranking of the region’s most promising boys soccer talents ahead of the 2026 season, based on 2025 performance, team success and all‑district honors.
The Cincinnati Enquirer spotlights the elite group of senior boys soccer players who earned all‑district, all‑region or All‑Ohio honors in 2025, highlighting their achievements and the expectations for the upcoming campaign.

A look at the USA TODAY Network Ohio rankings for the 2026 boys soccer season, highlighting the standout athletes who made the top 25.
The Utica Blue Sox erupted in a rain‑delayed East Division final, powered by Connor Jones and Kevin Francella, to set up a championship clash with the top‑seeded Muckdogs.
The Enquirer spotlights the versatile midfielders who will drive the 2026 high school boys soccer season, highlighting standout performances and a fan poll that will determine the top talent.

The Wildcats finished their year with a three-game series against Rutgers, dropping to a 21-30-1 record while showcasing standout outings from Ryan Weaver, Jack Lausch and Owen McElfatrick.

Rutgers clinches a postseason berth after a three‑game sweep of Northwestern, highlighted by key performances from Sweeney, Krewson and a potent offense heading into the Big Ten Tournament in Omaha.

Rutgers defeated Northwestern 15‑9, powered by a 18‑hit offense and four players with three RBIs each, and will meet No. 6 Michigan in the opening round of the Big Ten Tournament.

Rutgers erupted for 15 runs on 18 hits, highlighted by key performances from Chase Krewson, Ryan Jaros, Charlie Meglio and Matt Chatelle, before preparing for a showdown with Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament.

Rutgers erupted for 15 runs on a dozen hits, with Chase Krewson and Jack Lausch leading a relentless attack that left Northwestern chasing the scoreboard.

Rutgers baseball dropped a 7‑6 decision to Northwestern after a back‑and‑forth battle that saw five home runs from the Scarlet Knights, including a two‑homer night from Jack Sweeney.

Rutgers overcame an early deficit, erupting for six runs in the seventh to defeat Northwestern 8‑5 and clinch a Big Ten Tournament berth, while Coach Steve Owens celebrated his 1,100th career victory.