Warren County Pioneer Soccer

09/16/2026

Happy birthday, Josue!

09/03/2026

08/28/2026

Good luck to some of our players playing this weekend in tournaments and state league with their clubs.

All in Fc Tournament
Yarel Ramirez
Erik Hernández
Joshua Fajardo
Adrian cordova
Turner Griffith
Liam Warden
Rush Reynolds
Parker jones
Eastlan Green

State League
Josue macias
Guillermo Martínez
Giovanni Martínez
Carlos Tun
Samuel wheatley
Keaton jones

Good luck boys represent Warren county ⚽

08/24/2026

Congratulations to Gabriel on making the varsity team at the college level!

It was great to see you make your first appearance on the field and play a key role in the midfield during the first preseason game, which resulted in a 4-3 win.

Keep up the hard work and continue representing Warren County well. 🚾⚽

08/10/2026

We celebrate Gabriel Cordova as he begins his college soccer career at Alice Lloyd College.

Your commitment, discipline, and leadership has led you to representing Warren County and one step closer to your dream of playing profesional futbol. Go show what you can do at the college level.

Warren County Pioneer family is proud of you, and will be cheering you on every step of the way.

Your coaches are really proud of you specially your father. We love you and all our best wishes for you. 🚾 soccer

05/25/2026

26/27 Roster

05/24/2026

⚽️🏆Congratulations to WCMS Lady Pioneers, Finley MacDonald, Amelia Partin, and LB Guthrie for winning the state cup with their club All In FC this weekend.🥇🎉 Read more about it in this free article by the Main Street Journal https://www.mainstreetjournal.llc/mcminnville-girls-help-all-in-fc-win-tennessee-state-cup-championship/

05/22/2026

Tryouts will still be today. They will be held in the indoor facility.

05/19/2026

Ready for more success, championships

The bar has been raised for Warren County High School soccer. The Pioneers want to prove last season was only the beginning.
Fresh off one of the program’s best seasons in nearly two decades, Warren County will hold tryouts for the 2027 season on Friday, May 22 from 5-7 p.m. at the WCHS soccer field as the Pioneers look to build on a historic run that brought home the District 9-AAA championship.
Under District 9-AAA Coach of the Year Alex Cordova, Warren County emerged as one of the biggest surprise teams in the area this spring, finishing 12-5-1 overall and ending Shelbyville’s four-year reign as district champions with a stunning 4-2 victory in the title match.
The season eventually ended against powerhouse Ravenwood in the Region 5-AAA semifinals, but the breakthrough campaign helped establish momentum for a program that appears positioned to remain competitive moving forward.
Several key contributors are expected to return from the district championship squad, including first-team all-district selections Kaito Takahashi and Josue Macias. Takahashi developed into one of the top scoring threats in the district during his standout season, while Macias continued to provide steady production throughout the Pioneer attack.
Yarel Ramirez also returns after earning first-team all-district honors and delivering several key goals during the postseason push. Erik Hernandez, Guillermo Martinez, Joshua Fajardo and Guillermo Martinez were also major pieces of the rotation and helped Warren County develop one of its deepest teams in recent memory.
The Pioneers should also have one of the district’s top young goalkeepers back in Turner Griffith, who earned District 9-AAA Freshman of the Year honors after a breakout season in net.
Replacing senior midfielder Gabriel Cordova will not be easy. Cordova capped a decorated career by earning District Midfielder of the Year honors while helping guide the Pioneers to the district crown. Warren County also must replace a large senior class that included Cristian Lopez, Ronny Orellana, Edwin Zarate, Isaac Rodriguez, Juan Juarez, Matthew King, Aaron Palmer, Bryan Garcia and Michael Villegas.
Still, the future remains bright.
The WCMS soccer program recently advanced all the way to the TMSAA state championship game, giving Warren County another wave of young talent expected to compete for varsity roles in the coming years. With several middle school standouts now preparing to move up, the Pioneers could see the talent level continue rising as they attempt to follow up a breakthrough season with another championship chase in 2027.

Photo provided. Be on the lookout for more Jeff Simmons journalism on the Warren County Way website very soon!

05/15/2026

Congratulations, Class of 2026!