Cordova High School Women's Soccer

To the players, past players, parents, and fans of Cordova High School’s girls’ soccer program:

After much reflection with my wife and consideration to my new grandson, I find with much melancholy, I must announce I will not be returning to the program next year. As of today, I have communicated with the leadership at Cordova High School and informed them I will not be returning. Over the past seven years, there were many great accomplishments our program attained with our players moving onto university, the military, careers and starting families. I was proud of how our program developed over the past seven years and was always excited to see past players return.

I will always appreciate the opportunity that I was able to spend at CHS. We have always been told that to coach, you have a great opportunity to mold the next generation. That as a coach, you impart life lessons on and off the field. I would like to be clear; I believe I learned more from these young ladies about life, commitment, sportsmanship, resilience, respect, hard work, humility, and leadership than I may have imparted to them.

I would like to think my position as coach taught me how to motivate a team and challenged the players to grow as athletes and young women, but no matter how bad a day I may have been having, just to hear the players say, “Hi coach, how was your day.” will be what I miss the most.

I wish the current and past players all the best. And to those yet to come, may your experience at Cordova be as wonderful as mine.

Thank you to the staff and leadership at Cordova High School for the great support over the years and the confidence you placed in allowing me the great honor of temporarily being the steward of the girls’ soccer program.

Coach Jay Ramey

Copied from Darla Murphy. And special thanks to Darla and Mike for the video of all the games....

Our Lancers team faced a D2 championship team with half of our varsity team and a couple of JV players. This was due to Cordova’s Junior Prom which caused players to miss or leave early and other players who had other obligations/illness/injuries that also couldn’t show up.

This small but mighty team filled in the gaps and played as a team together. We may not have taken the win today, but they showed that there is still respect for each other and passion for the game.

To say we are proud of these ladies is an understatement. They all deserve high praise and recognition for the work they put in today.

Congratulations Lancers on a great season and cheers to the future. ♥️⚽️🖤

We had some teammates of our Lady Lancers show for our playoff game.

We wrapped up our season yesterday. Through injuries, tests, academic and leadership awards, and least we acknowledge -- a LOT of rain, your storied Lady Lancers had another incredible season. Much of our story chronicled on this page. The coaches are proud to have been part of this story.

In the imortal words of Mathew McConaughey...
Alright, alright, alright.... LET'S GO LANCERS!

Just sending a shout out. Last nights game, one of our board members - none other than Cordova' own Jennifer Laret - braved the storm and was seen rooting on our Cordova Lady Lancers. Yes folks, in the cut out picture that is rain.

Thanx for supporting us Jennifer.

Crosstown rival and drenching rain... the girls played awesome tonight.