Stockbridge Boys Soccer Continues to Show Improvement in Passing and Possession. 

Despite a 1-9 loss to Bath High School, the SHS Varsity Soccer team displayed promising development in their passing game. Although Bath had the upper hand in possession (56.4% to SHS’s 43.6%) and shots (18 to 1), SHS’s ability to maintain possession and attempt 272 passes shows growth.

One of the highlights for SHS was their improved midfield work, with 42% of their passes coming from the middle third. They completed 125 of their 272 passes, reflecting their ongoing effort to string together meaningful plays. SHS also created 12 passing strings of 3 to 5 passes, showing more consistency in moving the ball across the field.

While SHS’s longest passing sequence was 4 consecutive passes, their ability to focus on maintaining possession in key defensive and midfield areas has been a positive sign. With continued improvement and work on transitioning through the midfield, SHS is building a foundation for future success.