What an incredible year it has been for our 2023/2024 Developmental Program! As the season came to a close last Friday, we reflect on the journey of our young soccer players.
With 16 players and 24 enthusiastic parents and siblings, totaling 40 travelers, the Central Florida Soccer Club set out on a journey that exceeded all expectations.
In the vibrant heart of Apopka, something special is happening. It's not just about soccer matches or practices; it's about the spirit of giving back and lifting up those in need.
Children who participate in soccer programs learn valuable life skills that go beyond the sport, making it an excellent choice for parents who want to help their children physically and mentally develop.
Olsen: "The white sand patches in the pictures are equivalent to putting lipstick on a pig. Those bare spots must be properly filled, groomed, rolled, re-seeded, and maintained."
Last week, the Florida High School Athletic Association voted to shake up districts and regions, changing the schedules for the Apopka Blue Darters and Wekiva Mustangs.
The Apopka-Seminole rivalry has defined every season for both teams since 2019. This will be the sixth meeting between the two perennial powerhouses in the last five years.
Apopka had a roller coaster ride of a season. After opening with three straight wins against Ocoee, West Orange, and Dr. Phillips, they suffered two ugly losses to Edgewater and Seminole.
Senior running back Nathan Jenkins III scored three second-half touchdowns, and the Apopka Blue Darters rallied from a 19-point deficit to defeat the Wekiva Mustangs 29-28.