Roosevelt soccer teams claim MAC Tournament titles at Dix Stadium
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 9:55 AM
Last updated Oct 16, 2026

The Roosevelt boys and girls soccer teams both secured victories in the Metro Athletic Conference (MAC) Tournament held at Dix Stadium on October 14. The girls defeated Streetsboro 4-1, while the boys triumphed over Tallmadge 5-0. This success marks the first soccer league titles for Roosevelt in nearly a decade and caps off an undefeated regular season for both teams. Coaches Nathan Harris and Sammy Spicer highlighted the effort and growth of the players over the years, with many alumni and fans present to celebrate the achievements. The winning streak continues for the boys as they secure their seventh consecutive victory, reinforcing their strong performance this season.
- •Roosevelt girls win MAC Tournament, 4-1 against Streetsboro.
- •Roosevelt boys win MAC Tournament, 5-0 against Tallmadge.
- •Both teams finished undefeated in the regular season.
- •Seven consecutive wins for the boys team, including six shutouts.
- •Alumni and community support highlighted during the tournament.
- 9:55 AMYahoo Sports — Roosevelt boys, girls soccer deliver MAC Tournament sweep
"The MAC Tournament has had its share of surprises. This year was more a confirmation of the regular season as Roosevelt continued its excellence.
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