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Rising Jr. Austin Bromagen, also a kicker for MoCo football, attended Kohl's Kicking Camp.

Rising Sr. Charlie Hughes won a Kentucky State Cup with his club and will play at USYS Nationals this summer with Lexington Sporting.

Colton Martin — a two-time club state champ — was an MLS Next Great Lakes South finalist with Lexington Sporting and joins Kings Hammer Cincinnati's U23 side in the OVPL this summer.

MoCo reached the Madison Southern 7v7 final — beating Madison Central 1 in PKs in the semis before falling to Madison Central 2 in overtime.

Sr. Jayden Beltran signed to continue his soccer journey at the University of Pikeville.

Sr. Colton Kenney signed to continue his soccer career at Asbury University.

2025 team awards: MVP Colton Kenney, Defensive MVP Logan Miller, Golden Boot co-leaders Colton Martin & Cailen Vice, and Goal of the Year Sneider Pinzon.

The 2025 varsity posted a 3.78 cumulative team GPA — District champs on the field and in the classroom.

Sr. Colton Kenney made the KHSSCA East All-State Second Team and played in the All-State Game at Spalding.

An injury-plagued 2025 ended on a high, and the Indians return eight starters from the region final for Fall 2026.

The Indians reached the 10th Region final at home and fell to Bishop Brossart in PKs after two OTs, finishing 13-7-2 as District Champs and Region Runners-Up.

MoCo beat rival GRC 2-1 for the 2025 39th District title — the trophy's back in Mt. Sterling, where it's lived 13 of the last 15 years. All-Tourney: Kenney, Beltran, Martin.

The Indians locked up the 39th District top seed with an 8-0 win at Paris, going a perfect 3-0 in district play.

So. Cailen Vice buried a hat trick in a 6-2 road win at Mason County.

Jr. GK Charlie Hughes and So. Colton Martin made the Great Crossing BirdsNest Classic All-Tournament Team.

Colton Martin won a State Cup with Lexington Sporting Club.

Sr. Cooper Slagle and Jr. Colton Kenney earned 10th Region All-Region Second Team honors.

Freshman Colton Martin led the Indians in assists in 2024, opening his varsity scoring account and logging big minutes in his first season.

Senior goalkeeper Corbin Pellegrinelli capped his Indians career headed to Harvard to study actuarial science.

Part of the Lendon coaching tree: future regional coaching figures Kevin Wright and Dr. Jim Tussey both got their start under founder Jeff Lendon at Montgomery County.

Alumni spotlight: all-state goalkeeper Danny Hernandez went on to play college soccer at Spalding and then professionally in Italy.

All-state striker Noah Wallace signed with Spalding University — the second all-state Indian to join the Golden Eagles, after GK Danny Hernandez.

Colton Martin represented his club again at the USL Academy Cup.

Alumni spotlight: Haroon 'Rooney' Saleem ('99) was an all-state midfielder for MoCo and ranks 13th all-time in goals at DII USC Aiken.

Alumni spotlight: the 2016 Indians won the 39th District behind senior Zach Hill, who went on to four years at Transylvania and three first-team all-conference nods on defense.

Sr. Noah Wallace earned KHSSCA All-State First Team (East) honors after finishing among the state's leading scorers.

Seniors Noah Wallace and Ben Thomerson made the 10th Region All-Region First Team, with juniors Cooper Slagle and Jennings Patrick on the Second Team.

Sr. Noah Wallace set a school record with 8 goals in a single game.

After the sudden passing of Chad Vice — a 1999 MoCo alumnus and father of 8th grader Cailen — the Indians family rallied, and two days later Cailen took the field and scored on a free kick. The team honors Chad at the fence where he watched every game.

In 2023 the Indians marked 40 years since their first varsity season in 1983 — a program milestone celebrated at the season banquet.

MoCo's soccer roots trace to Dr. Mohammed Sabie, the 'Father of Soccer in Kentucky,' who mentored program founder Jeff Lendon at Morehead State.

Colton Martin won a U14 State Cup with his club, alongside future Indians Logan Miller and Waylon Stewart.

8th grader Colton Martin was invited to play up with the Lexington Sporting Club U15s at the USL Academy Cup in Tampa.

Founder Jeff Lendon led the Indians to the state title game in 1989 and 1994 and retired in 2005 as KHSCA Coach of the Year — his 245-210-22 record is still top 15 all-time in Kentucky.

Second head coach Nick Pannell (2005–19) coined the #RockSolid motto and went 203-97-22 with ten district titles, four 10th Region championships, and two Elite Eight trips. He retired from coaching in 2020 and later returned to the sideline at North Oldham in Oldham County.

In 1978, Coach Jeff Lendon introduced soccer to Montgomery County in a class at Mt. Sterling Elementary. The Indians played their first varsity season five years later, in 1983.