Wabash Apache Soccer

10/16/2026

🏟️ EVER THOUGHT ABOUT BECOMING AN IHSAA OFFICIAL? 🏟️

Our high school sports NEED officials—and becoming one might be easier, more rewarding, and more fun than you think!

You don’t have to be a former college athlete. You don’t have to know every rule on Day 1. And you definitely don’t have to be perfect.

You just need to be willing to learn, show up, and help provide Indiana student-athletes with the opportunity to compete.

WHY BECOME AN IHSAA OFFICIAL?
💰 Get PAID!
Turn your love of sports into a part-time opportunity. Officials are paid for the contests they work, with rates varying by sport and level.

🤝 Be Part of the Sports Community
Meet coaches, athletes, fellow officials, and people from communities all across Indiana.

🎓 Help Student-Athletes
Every game needs officials. By stepping onto the field or court, you’re helping make sure Indiana students have the opportunity to play.

📈 There’s Room to Grow
Start at the beginning, gain experience, and work your way into higher levels of competition as your experience and qualifications grow.

❤️ GIVE BACK TO YOUR COMMUNITY
High school sports are about more than wins and losses. They’re about students, families, schools, and communities coming together.

And behind every game is a crew of officials making it possible.

YOU could be one of them.
⚽️ 🏀 🏐 🏈 ⚾️ 🥎 🤼‍♀️ 🎾 🏊‍♀️

If you’ve ever thought, “I could do that…” — maybe it’s time to give it a shot!

👉 Learn more about becoming an IHSAA official at the link below and find information specific to the sport you’re interested in.

The game needs you. 🖤🧡

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10/14/2026

Another opportunity to get touches on the ball! ⚽️

📍 Miami County YMCA

10/14/2026

For ALL players out there, boys and girls — This is a fantastic opportunity for players to get more touches on the ball, build confidence, and continue developing their skills! ⚽️

📍 in Marion, IN.

CIFC Indoor 7v7 Youth League is coming this winter.

How it works

7v7: 6 field players plus a goalkeeper
Boys and girls play in separate divisions

Divisions:
10U–12U
13U–14U
15U through HS

Six teams per division, rosters of up to 10 players
45-minute games (two 20-minute halves)

Six games per session: a five-game round robin, then a placement game to finish!

Games are Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, and every team plays once week

Two sessions

Session 1 starts the week of Nov 5
Session 2 starts the week of Jan 7

Goalkeepers can sign up on their own, so we’ll find a spot for every keeper. Players, teams and families are all welcome.

Register now:
https://app.playmetrics.com/signup?clubToken=TG9naW4tQ2x1Yi52MS0xNzYwLTE3OTcwOTIwOTd8RURTR1c3TE1aNG9iakZ0clZPamZ3eVQrUnhFZkppMGpTSWFONDVDR1FiUT0=&program_id=126470

10/07/2026

🧡🖤 AND WITH THAT… OUR SEASON COMES TO AN END. 🖤🧡

Tonight, the Wabash Lady Apaches fell short in a tough battle against the Argos Lady Dragons and ended the game with a 0-4 loss.

The Dragons came out ready to compete, and our girls answered right back. We were aggressive, we fought, we battled, and we never stopped trying. Unfortunately, we just couldn’t find the back of the net when we needed to. Argos is an incredibly talented team, and they proved that tonight. They will graduate 9 talented seniors who have put in countless hours of work over the years, and we wish them nothing but the best moving forward.

But when we look at our Lady Apaches, our story looks a little different.

We are saying goodbye to our one and only senior, #7 Braelyn Eis. 🧡

Braelyn had never played soccer before this year. She decided to step outside of her comfort zone, give this sport a try, and take a chance on something completely new. And we are SO glad she did!

Braelyn, we are incredibly proud of you. We are going to miss your presence, your personality, and everything you brought to this team. You will always be a part of the Lady Apaches family, and we hope you know just how much you mean to us. 🧡🖤

State tournament time is tough….Sectionals is tough. Every year, it comes down to make or break. Win or go home. And unfortunately, tonight just wasn’t our night.

But this young squad is nowhere near finished.

We have a lot of soccer ahead of us. We have a lot to learn, a lot to improve on, and a whole lot to look forward to. We will put in the work this offseason. We will get better. We will come back hungry. And we will be ready for next season. 💪⚽️

Coach Rylee and I want to say THANK YOU to every player, every family member, every fan, and everyone who supported these girls throughout this season.

To our players: we love you more than you know. We are beyond proud of every single one of you…not just for what you did on the field, but for the growth, perseverance, and heart you showed throughout this season.

This season may be over, but the work starts now.

Thank you, Lady Apaches, for an incredible season. 🧡🖤

We’ll see you next season.
GO APACHES! ⚽️🧡🖤

10/06/2026

🔥 1st Round of Sectionals for the Lady Apaches! 🔥

The regular season is behind us. Now it’s time to LOCK IN.

Tonight, the Wabash Lady Apaches head to Culver Community for ROUND 1 OF SECTIONALS to take on the Argos Lady Dragons! 🐉

📍 Culver Community Schools
🆚 Argos Lady Dragons
⏰ 7:00 PM KICKOFF

🧡🖤 LET’S. FREAKING. GO. APACHES!!! 🧡🖤
SECTIONAL SOCCER STARTS NOW. ⚽️🔥

10/02/2026

🎀 SHOOT FOR A CURE | OCTOBER 1, 2026 🎀

Last night, the Wabash Lady Apaches hosted the Oak Hill Lady Eagles for a full 80 minutes of soccer — and if you were at Alumni Field, you saw that it was covered in ALL shades of PINK! 💗🎀

The Lady Apaches kicked off the month of October with our “Shoot for a Cure” night in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Last night, we played for those currently battling breast cancer, for those who have fought before us, for those we have lost, for the survivors, and for the families who continue to fight alongside them. 🎀🩷

And what made the night even more special? The Lady Eagles joined us. 💗

From both teams you saw….Pink ribbons in their hair. Pink headbands. Pink captain bands. Pink sparkles in their hair and on their faces. Coaches dressed in pink. And a bright pink goalkeeper. Seeing both teams come together and show support for something much bigger than soccer was truly special.

Two teams. One field. One community. One cause. 🎀

And then… it was time to play. ⚽️

The Lady Apaches stepped onto the field knowing exactly what was in front of them — a VERY talented Oak Hill team. Coming into last night, the Lady Eagles were 14-1 and ranked #36 in the state of Indiana.

Last season, Oak Hill defeated the Apaches 10-0, and we didn’t even make it through a full 80 minutes.

This year was different.

We knew the challenge we were facing. We knew we would have to fight for every possession, every ball and every opportunity. Most importantly, we knew we wanted to play a full 80 minutes of soccer.

And that’s exactly what we did.

For 80 minutes, the Lady Eagles brought the pressure — and for 80 minutes, the Lady Apaches responded.

We bounced back.
We stepped up.
We fought for possession.
We found feet.
We played aggressively.
We played for one another.
We played as a TEAM. 🧡🖤

The Lady Apaches battled from the opening whistle to the final one. Every time Oak Hill applied pressure, our girls found a way to respond. We challenged ourselves, we competed, and we never stopped fighting.

The final score was 0-4, but sometimes the scoreboard simply doesn’t tell the whole story.

Coach Rylee and I could not be more proud of this group.

To stand across from a team as talented as Oak Hill and battle the way our girls did for a full 80 minutes was something special. The growth from last year to this year was evident all over that field.

In our eyes, that was a win. 🧡🖤

A win in effort.
A win in attitude.
A win in resilience.
A win in teamwork.
A win in growth.

And what a way to close out the regular season. 🎀⚽️

Now… it’s SECTIONAL TIME! 🔥

The Lady Apaches are headed to Culver Community to take on the Argos Lady Dragons in the opening round of sectionals.

📅 Tuesday, October 6th
📍 Culver Community
⚽️ Kickoff: 7:00 PM

Come out and support your Lady Apaches as we keep this season going! 🧡🖤

10/02/2026

I see familiar faces — Taylin and Alyssa!
Working hard on & off the field! 💪 🧡🖤

10/01/2026

⚽ Game Recap: Lady Apaches Earn a 5-0 Shutout Victory Over Taylor

The Wabash Lady Apaches traveled to Taylor High School on Monday, September 28th, to take on the Taylor Lady Titans for an evening of soccer.

It was a beautiful evening for a full 80 minutes of soccer, and the Lady Apaches came ready to work. Throughout the match, our girls found themselves playing several different positions, stepping outside of their comfort zones, and continuing to show just how versatile this team can be.

But this game was about more than just putting goals on the scoreboard. We spent a lot of time focusing on the little things that make good soccer happen — finding feet, making good passes, playing through balls, and allowing our teammates to make runs onto the ball. These are the details that help our players develop their soccer IQ and, more importantly, learn how to play together as a team.

And our girls put it all together. 🧡🖤

⚽ GOAL ALERTS! 🚨

Sophomore, Baelee Noland had an incredible night offensively, recording 16 shots on goal— 3 of which found the back of the net! Baelee continues to be a major force in our attack and did a great job creating opportunities and putting pressure on the Taylor defense.

Freshman, Riley Eckelbarger showed off her versatility once again. Riley started the night on defense before making her way up the field to play forward. She finished with 1 shot on goal — and she made it count! Riley found the back of the net for her goal of the night and which was her first goal for her career!

Freshman, Briar Stoffel continued to put pressure on the Taylor defense with 4 shots on goal.

Senior, Braelyn Eis added 1 shot on goal, continuing to create opportunities for the Apaches.

Sophomore, Ember Christle recorded 3 shots on goal for the Apaches.

Junior, Olivia Wilkin recorded 3 shots on goal and added 1 assist, helping create opportunities for her teammates and contributing to the offensive attack.

Junior, Colleena Meadows added 1 shot on goal, continuing to find ways to contribute on the attacking end.

Junior, Gracie Bearman also got on the scoresheet, recording 1 shot on goal that found the back of the net! This was Gracie’s first career goal as well!

Freshman, Kensleigh Whitney added 2 shots on goal, continuing to make an impact throughout the match.

After 80 minutes, the Lady Apaches walked away with a 5-0 SHUTOUT WIN! 🧡🖤⚽

But as coaches, Coach Rylee and I couldn’t be more proud of this group.

Win or lose, we have watched these girls grow tremendously throughout this season. They are sponges — they listen, they learn, they ask questions, they try new things, and then they go out and put it into action.

We’re seeing our girls understand the game at a deeper level. We’re seeing them trust each other. We’re seeing them make runs for one another, find their teammates’ feet, make the extra pass, step into unfamiliar positions, and most importantly — play for each other.

That growth is what makes us proud.

The wins are fun. The goals are exciting. The shutouts are worth celebrating.

But watching this group learn, grow, adapt, and believe in themselves is what coaching is all about.

These girls are making it happen. 🧡🖤

Keep soaking it all in, Lady Apaches. We’re not done yet! ⚽🔥

10/01/2026

⚽️ Delayed Post: The Wabash Lady Apaches hosted the Eastern Lady Comets on Saturday, September 26, for a beautiful morning of competitive soccer at Alumni Field. Kickoff was at 10:00 AM sharp.

The Lady Apaches came out strong and battled hard from the opening whistle through all 80 minutes. Wabash created opportunities throughout the match, but unfortunately couldn’t find the back of the net.

⚽️ Baelee Noland — 8 shots on goal
⚽️ Ember Christle — 3 shots on goal
⚽️ Briar Stoffel — 1 shot on goal
⚽️ Kensleigh Whitney — 1 shot on goal

🧤 Brynn Lindsay came up big in goal, recording 14 saves for the Apaches.

Eastern was able to capitalize on two opportunities and put two goals on the board, securing the win.

FINAL: Wabash 0 — Eastern 2

09/26/2026

🧡🖤 TODAY IS SENIOR DAY! 🖤🧡

Today, we celebrate our one and only senior, #7 Braelyn Eis! ⚽️🧡

Come out to Alumni Field and help us celebrate Braelyn as we honor her and everything she has given to the Lady Apaches!

📍 Alumni Field
⏰ Senior Celebration: 9:40 AM
⚽️ Kickoff: 10:00 AM

We’d love to see our friends, family, fans, and Apache community there to make Braelyn’s Senior Day extra special!🖤🧡⚽️