Soccer
2022 PJAA
SOCCER CHAMPIONS
Phelps defeated Perkiomen 9-0 capture their first ever PJAA Boys Soccer Championship. The win caps off a perfect undefeated season for Phelps in the PJAA, as Champions of the regular season as well and a 9-0 overall record in the PJAA, and 19-1.
Aaron Paprocki named new head soccer coach
We are excited to announce that Aaron Paprocki will be joining The Phelps School as our new Head Soccer Coach starting this July. With over 20 years of coaching experience in the U.K. and the Philadelphia region, Aaron brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our soccer program. His impressive career includes coaching roles at Montgomery County Community College and FC Europa, reflecting his dedication to fostering talent at all levels. He has worked with numerous professional teams, including Oxford United Football Club, Bristol City Football Club, and Swindon Town F.C. Aaron holds a degree in Sports and Exercise Science, along with UEFA B and USSF C coaching licenses, underscoring his commitment to excellence in coaching.
Aaron writes, "I am honored to take on the role of head soccer coach at The Phelps School. My background includes coaching in academies across England to most recently working within youth clubs on the East Coast as both a director and head coach. I am thrilled to join this prestigious institution and to have the opportunity to work with such talented and dedicated athletes from all over the globe. Together, we embark on a journey to strive for excellence on and off the field, building a legacy of teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. I look forward to a successful season."
We are thrilled to welcome Aaron to The Phelps School community and look forward to his leadership and vision in driving our soccer program
Championship Re-Cap
Phelps came out quickly to take an early lead, with Damon Keller scoring in the first few minutes of the game. Multiple goals were quickly followed throughout the first half by Collins Oduro, Eliot Beaumale and Nikos Gousios to give Phelps a 6-0 lead at halftime. Phelps continued to dominate the second half with additional goals by Joao Gabriel and Enzo Lira making the score 9-0. Ludwig Apel, Camden Craig, and Spiros Botos combined for the shut-out in goal.