If you wish to purchase any of the remaining KHSAA Semi-State Soccer tickets for the North Oldham v. St. X match tonight at 8 PM at South Oldham HS please click on the link below to buy them. The base cost is $10.00 plus processing. Do not print them off. Please show them on your
The North Oldham boys soccer team wasted no time on Saturday night using a set piece to score in the second minute of their match when Owen Ruggles headed in a corner kick from Charlie Christ. This put the Mustangs up 1-0 on the visiting Butler Bears in the Semi-State match held at South Oldham
If you wish to purchase any of the remaining KHSAA Semi-State Soccer tickets for the North Oldham v. Butler match tonight starting at 6 PM at South Oldham HS please click on the link below to buy them. The base cost is $10.00 plus processing. khsaatickets.org or gofan.co/khsaa
The North Oldham boys soccer team will take on Butler High School on Saturday, October 24th, at 6 PM in the KHSAA Semi-State soccer match. It will be held at South Oldham High School. Tickets will be sold exclusively on-line through GOFAN the KHSAA’s official digital ticket vendor. There shall be no paper tickets sold
North Oldham boys soccer won its first regional title since 2016. The Mustangs defeated Woodford County 5-2 in the Eighth Region final. Scoring for the Mustangs were Drake Pyle, Sammy Murphy, Jacob Melendez, Charlie Christ, and Matthew Johnson. The Mustangs now will take on the winner of the 6th Region, Butler HS Saturday, Oct 24th.
North Oldham boys soccer won its first district title in program history, defeating South Oldham 2-0 at Oldham County Oct. 14 in the District 29 final. Charlie Christ scored two goals on penalty kicks, one in each half. The Mustangs dominated throughout the match but could only find the back of the net on pk’s.
By Sam Draut Tuesday, September 29, 2020 North Oldham boys soccer defeated South Oldham 3-1 in Goshen Sept. 29. The Dragons threatened on their first possession, ending in a shot by Silas Borgman that sailed wide. It didn’t take long for North Oldham to strike with its potent attack. In the fifth minute, Sammy Murphy
North Oldham is proud to announce that ten student athletes signed their national letter of intent to pursue their collegiate academic and athletic careers. In the picture above, in the back row, left to right: Zane Love will be playing soccer in England with the I2I Academy while attending York St. Johns University. Justin Powell
