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The Living Grace Christian School Varsity Boys Soccer Team achieved a record of 11 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties in the 2023 season. Throughout the season, Captain David Sarmiento provided inspirational leadership from center mid with 15 goals and 14 assists (44 goals and 28 assists for his career). In addition, Captain Joshua Switzer provided strong defense and midfield play with 7 goals and 11 assists. Striker Eden Campbell tallied 13 goals and 3 assists. Midfielders Edwin Molina (12 goals and 6 assists), Eduardo Mangandi (6 goals and 3 assists), Caleb Torres (5 goals and 1 assist), and Godwin Johnson (4 goals and 2 assists) provided consistent production. Goalkeeper D.J. Dunn, Captain Andrew Wong, Jr., and defensive backs Emmanuel Warah, Jr., Benjamin Jimenez, Daniel Gomez, Adriel Hernandez, and Jeremy Parker led a defense that gave up only ten goals the entire season. Living Grace Christian School is very grateful for an excellent season.
2021 Fall Season
The Living Grace Christian School Varsity Boys Soccer Team made it to the final four of the Maryland Christian School Tournament with a record of eight wins, four losses, and one tie. In the first round of the tournament, the team beat Washington Christian Academy 6-1 to make it to the semifinals. There they battled Covenant Life School in a hard-fought game, losing 3-2. Josué Escalante and José Camacho Saenz were named to the MCST All-Tournament Team.
Throughout the season, Captain Josué Escalante provided inspirational leadership from center mid with 15 goals and 10 assists (56 goals and 40 assists for his career). In addition, Captain José Camacho Saenz provided strong play and a consistent scoring threat with 12 goals and 4 assists. Dante Fuentes tallied 7 goals and 7 assists, and David Sarmiento scored 11 goals and assisted on 5 more. Goalkeeper Jaiden Gaskin-Vilson, defenders Ronald Davis, Jr. and Kevin Freeman, Jr., and defensive center mid Joshua Switzer anchored the defense. Living Grace Christian School is very grateful for an excellent season.
Throughout the season, Captain Josué Escalante provided inspirational leadership from center mid with 15 goals and 10 assists (56 goals and 40 assists for his career). In addition, Captain José Camacho Saenz provided strong play and a consistent scoring threat with 12 goals and 4 assists. Dante Fuentes tallied 7 goals and 7 assists, and David Sarmiento scored 11 goals and assisted on 5 more. Goalkeeper Jaiden Gaskin-Vilson, defenders Ronald Davis, Jr. and Kevin Freeman, Jr., and defensive center mid Joshua Switzer anchored the defense. Living Grace Christian School is very grateful for an excellent season.
2020 Fall Season
The Living Grace Christian School Varsity Boys made it to the final four of the Maryland Christian School Tournament this past soccer season. After a regular season of four wins, two losses, and three ties, the team earned a number four seed in the tournament of nine schools. In the first round, the team beat Carroll Christian School 4-1 to make it to the semifinals. There they battled Covenant Life School to a 3-3 tie before succumbing in overtime. Nehemiah Switzer and Josué Escalante were named to the MCST All-Tournament Team.
Throughout the season, Captain Nehemiah Switzer provided inspirational leadership from defensive mid with 6 goals and 7 assists (44 goals and 36 assists for his career). In addition, Josué Escalante provided a consistent scoring threat with 14 goals and 7 assists. Senior Andrew Switzer tallied 10 goals (36 for his career), and Dante Fuentes scored 6 goals and assisted on 6 more. José Camacho Saenz battled relentlessly in the midfield, contributing 3 goals and 2 assists. Captain Nathan Tiren and Goalkeeper Jaiden Gaskin-Vilson anchored a defense that gave up less than two goals per game. Living Grace Christian School is very grateful for an outstanding season.
Throughout the season, Captain Nehemiah Switzer provided inspirational leadership from defensive mid with 6 goals and 7 assists (44 goals and 36 assists for his career). In addition, Josué Escalante provided a consistent scoring threat with 14 goals and 7 assists. Senior Andrew Switzer tallied 10 goals (36 for his career), and Dante Fuentes scored 6 goals and assisted on 6 more. José Camacho Saenz battled relentlessly in the midfield, contributing 3 goals and 2 assists. Captain Nathan Tiren and Goalkeeper Jaiden Gaskin-Vilson anchored a defense that gave up less than two goals per game. Living Grace Christian School is very grateful for an outstanding season.
2019 Fall Season
The Living Grace Christian School Varsity Boys Soccer Team won the Maryland Christian School Tournament State Championship on a golden goal by Josué Escalante in overtime on October 29th. After a regular season of ten wins and one tie, the team earned a number four seed in the tournament of thirteen schools. In the first round, the team beat Rosedale Baptist School 5-1. Then in the second round, Living Grace beat Carroll Christian 2-1. In the semifinal game, Living Grace beat the number one seed Holly Grove Christian 6-1 to make it to the final.
In the championship game versus Greater Grace Christian Academy, Living Grace scored first on a goal by Joshua Nuñez. Greater Grace stormed back with two head-ball goals to take a 2-1 lead into half time. Early in the second half, Josué Escalante scored on an assist by Nehemiah Switzer to get the equalizer. Then in the first overtime, Joshua Nuñez passed the ball to Josué Escalante for the golden goal and a 3-2 victory.
Living Grace sweeper Christiand Valdez was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player for his brilliant defense. Other players making the MCST All-Tournament Team were Andrew Switzer, Josué Escalante, and Dante Fuentes.
Throughout the season, Captain Eugenio Escalante provided inspirational leadership with nine goals and eight assists. In addition, Nehemiah Switzer excelled at defensive mid with thirteen goals and thirteen assists. Having a well-rounded offense, the team received contributions from many players: Josué Escalante (17 goals), Andrew Switzer (13 goals), Joshua Nuñez (12 goals), Dante Fuentes (11 goals), and Jose Camacho Saenz (9 goals). Christiand Valdez, Nathan Tiren, Isaac Jimenez, and David Sarmiento anchored a defense that gave up less than one goal per game. Andrew Switzer and Kevin Wooden, Jr., provided excellent goalkeeping. Living Grace Christian School is very grateful to the Lord for an outstanding season.
In the championship game versus Greater Grace Christian Academy, Living Grace scored first on a goal by Joshua Nuñez. Greater Grace stormed back with two head-ball goals to take a 2-1 lead into half time. Early in the second half, Josué Escalante scored on an assist by Nehemiah Switzer to get the equalizer. Then in the first overtime, Joshua Nuñez passed the ball to Josué Escalante for the golden goal and a 3-2 victory.
Living Grace sweeper Christiand Valdez was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player for his brilliant defense. Other players making the MCST All-Tournament Team were Andrew Switzer, Josué Escalante, and Dante Fuentes.
Throughout the season, Captain Eugenio Escalante provided inspirational leadership with nine goals and eight assists. In addition, Nehemiah Switzer excelled at defensive mid with thirteen goals and thirteen assists. Having a well-rounded offense, the team received contributions from many players: Josué Escalante (17 goals), Andrew Switzer (13 goals), Joshua Nuñez (12 goals), Dante Fuentes (11 goals), and Jose Camacho Saenz (9 goals). Christiand Valdez, Nathan Tiren, Isaac Jimenez, and David Sarmiento anchored a defense that gave up less than one goal per game. Andrew Switzer and Kevin Wooden, Jr., provided excellent goalkeeping. Living Grace Christian School is very grateful to the Lord for an outstanding season.
The Living Grace Christian School Varsity Boys made it to the final four of the Maryland Christian School Tournament this past soccer season. After a regular season of ten wins and zero losses, the team earned a number two seed in the tournament of twelve schools. After a first-round bye, the team beat Grace Christian Academy 4-3 to make it to the semifinals. There they battled Washington Christian Academy to a 3-3 tie before succumbing in overtime on penalty kicks. Washington Christian went on to win the championship. Danny Velis and Nehemiah Switzer were named to the MCST All-Tournament Team.
Throughout the season, Danny Velis provided inspirational leadership with twenty-two goals (fifty-seven goals for his career). In addition, Santiago Chitiva tallied twelve goals and twelve assists, and Juan Lamy provided excellent work in the midfield, contributing seven goals and six assists. Junior Christian Valdez anchored a defense that gave up less than one goal per game, and Sophomore Nehemiah Switzer helped to control the midfield, gathering thirteen goals and eleven assists. Andrew Switzer provided excellent goalkeeping. Living Grace is very grateful for an outstanding season.
Throughout the season, Danny Velis provided inspirational leadership with twenty-two goals (fifty-seven goals for his career). In addition, Santiago Chitiva tallied twelve goals and twelve assists, and Juan Lamy provided excellent work in the midfield, contributing seven goals and six assists. Junior Christian Valdez anchored a defense that gave up less than one goal per game, and Sophomore Nehemiah Switzer helped to control the midfield, gathering thirteen goals and eleven assists. Andrew Switzer provided excellent goalkeeping. Living Grace is very grateful for an outstanding season.
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