HEWITT — With about 5 minutes left in regulation and their team needing a goal to keep its season afloat, a “Let’s go, Temple” chant erupted from the Wildcats’ supporters section. Carlos Hernandez Velasquez gave them something to gleefully holler about when he, in dramatic fashion, netted his eighth goal of the season to pull

The Temple Wildcat boys soccer team is set to face Mansfield Lake Ridge (19-3-2) in the Bi-District round of the 2021 state playoffs. The match will be played on Thursday, March 25th at the Midway Soccer Complex in Hewitt at 7:00 pm. Temple will be the home team. Ticket prices Adult – $5.00 Student –

On the final night of the District schedule the Wildcats competed against the Copperas Cove Bulldawgs at Bulldawg stadium. The Wildcats opened up the scoring a few minutes into the game when Jorge Martinez picked up the ball at midfield and played a ball behind the opposing team defenders as Angel Medrano picked up the

Temple ISD is set to begin middle school soccer in April for boys and girls in the 7th and 8th grades. Please submit the following information to give the coaches some information regarding students interested in trying out for Middle School soccer in Temple Independent School District this spring. Middle School Soccer Questionnaire  Important Dates

The Temple Wildcat Soccer team played their first game at Woodson Field under UIL in December of 1981 when the Wildcats beat Waco University 8-0 in their second official game. Their first game was a 9-3 victory over Waco High at Veterans Field in Waco, Texas on December 7th, 1981. The 2021 Temple Wildcats ended

The Temple boys soccer team played Killeen High to a 1-1 tie on Friday night at Leo Buckley Stadium. The Wildcats and the Kangaroos played a pretty even match for the majority of the first half. The Wildcat struck first with about 34 seconds to play in the first half when Angel Medrano passed the

The Temple boys soccer team continued their drive to the stat eplayoffs with a convincing 4-0 victory over Harker heights on Tuesday night at Woodson Field. With Jose Renteria preserving the shutout in goal for Temple, the Wildcat offense saw four different players find the the net. With the victory, Temple has won or tied

BELTON — Heading into Saturday afternoon’s matchup, the Temple Wildcats knew a win would not only give them a season sweep over their biggest rival but also move them to the top of the District 12-6A standings. The Belton Tigers weren’t ready to give up that spot, though, outscoring Temple 4-3 in penalty kicks after

KILLEEN – The Temple boys soccer team picked up their second victory of the week with a 5-0 shutout of Killeen Shoemaker on Friday night. The match, second game of three games in a five day stretch set the stage for Temple’s big game with district leader Belton on Saturday. Hoping not to look ahead

The Temple boys soccer team got the second half of district play off on the right foot with a 5-4 victory over district leader Bryan on Tuesday night at Woodson Field. Temple, sitting in fourth place in the district standings after the first half of play used a strong offensive performance from sophomore Eric Ortiz