South II

Henry E. Lackey High School 7 - 6 Patuxent High School

International High School at Largo 4 - 1 International High School @ Langley Park

South II — Soccer standings (2026-W43)

International High School at Largo 1 - 4 Laurel High School

Henry E. Lackey High School 0 - 11 Leonardtown High School

Patuxent High School 4 - 0 Westlake High School

International High School at Largo 4 - 1 Gwynn Park High School

CMIT North 6 - 1 International High School @ Langley Park

Patuxent High School 1 - 9 Maurice J. McDonough High School

Great Mills High School 8 - 0 Henry E. Lackey High School

La Plata High School 6 - 0 Patuxent High School

Henry E. Lackey High School 1 - 6 La Plata High School

North Point High School 6 - 1 Patuxent High School

College Park Academy 9 - 0 International High School @ Langley Park

International High School at Largo 3 - 4 Frederick Douglass High School (PG)

Friendly High School 5 - 0 International High School @ Langley Park

Henry E. Lackey High School 0 - 13 Maurice J. McDonough High School

Saint Charles High School 1 - 9 Patuxent High School

Rescheduled to next week

Last season, the Lackey girls' soccer team became regional champions for the first time in their school history, and this year, they plan to continue that success, hoping to repeat as regional champions again. "It was very exciting and historical," said players Yaliayah Reyes, Valeria Diaz and captain Nyomi Pledger. However, this year will be a little different from last year, as the Chargers will have a new face leading their team. Following the departure of the previous head coach, Jenn Hoiler, Mark Rollins will assume the role of new head coach for the program. Rollins is no stranger to the sport, having been part of the coaching staff for the boys' team for the past four years. He initially decided to come on as a coach to help because his sons began to get involved with the team at Lackey. It was last season that he decided to look into working with the girls' team, so when the position opened up, he claimed it to be "good timing." "Last year, I spent more time with the girls' team," stated Rollins. "I went with them through the playoffs, winning their first regional title." Not only will the Chargers have a new head coach, but they will also lose three seniors, including previous captains Kerry Boyce and Sammie Kindall. However, that will not be a problem for Lackey, as most of the roster that took the field last year will return this season. With all these changes, the team plans to stick by their new coach, remain united as one, and learn to adapt and adjust to some of the changes. This season, Lackey has a few big matches that they are excited for, such as LaPlata and Calvert. However, the match they are looking forward to is against Patuxent, as they are eager to redeem themselves. The Chargers will play their first regular-season game against Friendly on Friday, September 5.