By Colin Mather The White Hawks boys soccer team wrapped up the 2020 season Oct. 25 with a season-ending celebration in the Mound Westonka High School gymnasium. The team finished the season with a fourth-place finish in the Wright County Conference and a regular season record of six wins, four losses and one memorable tie

By Colin Mather The Mound Westonka boys soccer team split the two games in week 6 of the season and moved their record to 6-3-1. The first opponent of the week was Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran on Oct. 2, and the game started very badly for the visiting White Hawks. Within 5 minutes, two defensive errors put the

By Colin Mather Mound Westonka boys and girls soccer teams both earned wins against Jordan High School on Sept. 24. MWHS girls played first and quickly fell into a rhythm with good passing and attacking play. A goal looked likely at any moment, but the first chance did not go in until the 38th minute,

By Colin Mather Westonka boys split week four of the season and built their overall record to four wins, two losses and one tie. A tough away loss Sept. 17 to Waconia started the week. The game started well balanced, and at half time the score remained 0-0. The breakthrough came midway in the second

By Colin Mather The Mound Westonka High School boys soccer team won an easy game against Hutchinson on Sept. 8. The first goal came in the eighth minute from a penalty kick by senior Jack Ryall after he was tripped in the penalty box. Junior captain Michael Doshan added a superb free kick goal from

Varsity Soccer Guidelines  TICKETING & ENTRY Ticket Gate will open 35 minutes prior to the first game MDH allows a capacity of 250 spectators. If we get to capacity, it will be a 1 in 1 out policy. Stadium will be cleared, between both boys/girls games. Face Covering required to purchase tickets and enter stadium Tickets are

By Colin Mather It’s been a while since Mound Westonka High School boys soccer had any success playing Orono. In fact, the last points gained by MWHS came back in September 2012! That all changed Sept. 2, when the White Hawks earned a hard fought 1-1 tie in Orono. The first half started quite balanced,

By Colin Mather Mound Westonka boys soccer began the season with a pair of 3-1 wins against Delano and Rockford. In the first game of the season, which was played on a beautiful Friday evening, Aug. 28, at Tiger Stadium in Delano, the boys started slowly and fell behind by a goal in the first

By Colin Mather Mound Westonka boys soccer begins the fall high school season with a record number of players trying out, an expanded coaching staff, and a huge sense of relief that the season is happening at all! Overall numbers were boosted by a handful of football players who are returning to the sport, as