LOA Boys Soccer 2023

Offensively, the Titans scored 74 goals over the course of 17 matches, giving them a little over four goals a game on average. CONTRIBUTED

Offensively, the Titans scored 74 goals over the course of 17 matches, giving them a little over four goals a game on average. CONTRIBUTED

Titans get bounced by eventual state champs

The Lake Oconee Academy boys’ soccer team had its postseason cut short after making it to the state quarterfinals for a second straight year.
Titans’ keeper Knox van Mol (00) sends the ball toward the center on a goal kick against Washington-Wilkes earlier this season. BRENDAN KOERER/Staff

Titans’ keeper Knox van Mol (00) sends the ball toward the center on a goal kick against Washington-Wilkes earlier this season. BRENDAN KOERER/Staff

LOA soccer teams earn first-round byes to begin playoffs

Soccer has been a successful spring sport at Lake Oconee Academy for the past couple of seasons, and this year is no different. Both the girls' and boy's programs ended up well above .500 and finished second in their areas.
Sophomore winger Palmer Larkin (7) cuts back inside trying to out-dribble a defender during last Friday’s game against Washington-Wilkes. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Sophomore winger Palmer Larkin (7) cuts back inside trying to out-dribble a defender during last Friday’s game against Washington-Wilkes. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Big second half helps Titans past Tigers

The Lake Oconee Academy boys soccer team is currently on a three-game winning streak since its loss to Georgia Military Prep a few weeks ago, with its most recent victory coming in dominant fashion against Washington-Wilkes last Friday evening.
Leonardo Perez (10) and Palmer Larkin (3) celebrate with teammates last season after the Titans scored a goal. Larkin and Perez have helped lead this year’s offense as well. FILE PHOTO

Leonardo Perez (10) and Palmer Larkin (3) celebrate with teammates last season after the Titans scored a goal. Larkin and Perez have helped lead this year’s offense as well. FILE PHOTO

Titans back line holding strong halfway through season

After going to last year’s Class 1A Public state semifinals, the Lake Oconee Academy boys soccer team has continued to ride some of that momentum to have a productive first half of the season.