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Boys Soccer The CCHS Boys Soccer program is dedicated to excellence on and off the field, fostering an environment where young athletes can develop their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Our coaches are committed to nurturing talent and building a competitive team spirit, all while instilling values that extend beyond the game. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the sport, our soccer team offers a dynamic and supportive setting for personal and athletic growth. Coaching Staff Head Coach Brian Komorowski Assistant Coaches Anthony Marchesi Joe Spangler CCHS Boys Soccer Schedule & Results wccathletics.com Team Roster Varsity Front row, from left, are Harrison Gamble, Josh Perry, Finn Tiu, Shaun Mikels, JD Schoolcraft, Maddox Ochap, Jacob Schultz, Liam White, Dominic Lawrence, Marcus Recchio and Hunter Kinkade. Second row, from left, are Adam Connors, Jaden Bosley, Carter Oliver, Cade Taylor, Santino Sperlazza, Carson Wetmore, Owen Mullin, Dawson Zwack and Sawyer Mayle. Back row, from left, are head coach Brian Komorowski, Conor Wood, Luke Zoeckler, Matt Criniti, Luke Magruder, Danylo Panivnyk, Mason Smith, Grady Mullin, Ray Konkleksi, assistant coaches Anthony Marchesi and Joe Spangler. Team Captains From left are Conor Wood, Luke Magruder and Matt Criniti. Coaches From left are Anthony Marchesi, head coach Brian Komorowski and Joe Spangler. CCHS Boys Soccer in Action Facilities Action Videos Facilities Action Videos Explore More from CCHS Video Production Team Achievements & History The CCHS Boys Soccer team has a proud tradition of competitive excellence, consistently achieving high rankings in regional and state tournaments. Their history is marked playoff appearances, showcasing the team’s dedication and skill over the years. Championships & Playoff Appearances The CCHS Boys Soccer team strives to earn championships and frequent playoff appearances, reflecting their enduring prowess and commitment to the sport. Each season, they are driven by a strong w