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Sep 3, 630 p
LOU
BAL
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Sep 5, 5 pm
OW
LOU
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Sep 5, 5 pm
DES
LOU
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Sep 10, 430 p
LOU
WI TRIN
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Sep 10, 430 p
LOU
PIP
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Sep 12, 630 p
OTT
LOU
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Sep 14, 8 am
LOU
FRON INV
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Sep 17, 630 p
BONSP
LOU
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Sep 24, 630 p
EUD
LOU
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Sep 26, 5 pm
LOU
FS
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Sep 26, 5 pm
LOU
GIR
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Sep 28, 8 am
LOU
LOU INV
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Oct 1, 630 p
LOU
PAO
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Oct 3, 630 p
SH
LOU
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Oct 5, 9 am
LOU
OTT INV
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Oct 8, 630 p
LOU
TONG
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Oct 12, 9 am
LOU
ATCH INV
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Oct 17, 5 pm
LOU
OTT
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Oct 17, 5 pm
LOU
WAM
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Sep 3, 6 pm
LOU
BL
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Sep 5, 6 pm
IND
LOU
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Sep 10, 6 pm
LOU
PITT
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Sep 12, 6 pm
LOU
BONSP
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Sep 17, 6 pm
LAN
LOU
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Sep 19, 6 pm
LOU
EUD
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Sep 24, 6 pm
BAL
LOU
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Sep 26, 6 pm
LOU
SH
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Oct 1, 6 pm
CHA
LOU
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Oct 3, 6 pm
OTT
LOU
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Oct 7, 430 p
LOU
PAR
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Oct 10, 6 pm
TONG
LOU
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Oct 15, 6 pm
LOU
PAO
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Oct 17, 630 p
LOU
LEAV
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Oct 22, 6 pm
BV
LOU
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Oct 24, 4 p
LOU
BAL
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Final
HAR
LOU3
13 -
Final
HAR
LOU1
13 -
Final
LOU
SH0
9 -
Final
BAL
LOU6
12 -
Final
LOU
OTT14
8 -
Final
LOU
OTT21
4 -
Final
SH
LOU4
5 -
Final
WEL
LOU1
14 -
Final
WEL
LOU2
10 -
Final
LOU
BONSP7
0 -
Final
LOU
BONSP5
1 -
Final
LOU
TONG9
4 -
Final
LOU
PIP19
15 -
Final
LOU
PIP5
7 -
Final
LOU
LAN5
4 -
Final
LOU
LAN5
4 -
Final
LOU
BV6
16 -
Apr 25, 430 p
LOU
AC
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Apr 25, 6 pm
LOU
AC
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Final
LOU
PV19
3 -
Final
LOU
CHA6
10 -
Final
EUD
LOU5
16 -
Postponed
EUD
LOU
-
Final
LOU
PAO4
11 -
Final
LOU
PAO18
3 -
Final
BL
LOU10
4
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Final
FRON
LOU11
0 -
Postponed
FRON
LOU
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Final
BAL
LOU2
13 -
Final
LOU
OTT10
11 -
Final
LOU
OTT10
0 -
Final
SH
LOU13
2 -
Final
SH
LOU16
5 -
Final
WEL
LOU3
4 -
Final
WEL
LOU6
7 -
Final
LOU
BONSP4
1 -
Final
LOU
BONSP13
10 -
Final
LOU
TONG9
4 -
Final
LOU
TONG3
5 -
Final
LOU
MAC5
21 -
Final
LOU
EMP5
2 -
Final
LOU
BVW1
2 -
Final
FS
LOU12
0 -
Final
FS
LOU14
9 -
Final
EUD
LOU14
2 -
Final
LOU
LAN4
5 -
Final
LOU
CHAN0
10 -
Final
LOU
LAN1
3 -
Final
LOU
CHA1
6 -
Final
LOU
PAO9
2 -
Final
LOU
PAO12
3 -
Final
LOU
BAL10
0
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Final
TONG
LOU51
53 -
Final
LOU
BUR51
63 -
Final
AC
LOU37
44 -
Final
LOU
BAL42
60 -
Final
LOU
FRON57
46 -
Final
LOU
EUD46
53 -
Final OT
LOU
SH60
57 -
Final
BAL
LOU62
46 -
Final
NEK
LOU55
54 -
Final 2OT
GIR
LOU58
56 -
Final
LOU
WAM45
56 -
Final
BON
LOU45
53 -
Final
PAO
LOU16
47 -
Final
LEE
LOU71
46 -
Final
LOU
OTT52
62 -
Final
LOU
TONG45
40 -
Final
SH
LOU44
42 -
Final
EUD
LOU52
49 -
Final
LOU
PAO46
29 -
Final
HAR
LOU57
52
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Final
TONG
LOU48
28 -
Final
LOU
BUR38
43 -
Final
AC
LOU35
31 -
Final
LOU
BAL23
42 -
Final
LOU
FRON48
55 -
Final
LOU
EUD37
56 -
Final
LOU
SH46
59 -
Final
BAL
LOU52
31 -
Final
NEK
LOU41
49 -
Final
CHA
LOU53
36 -
Final
GIR
LOU42
34 -
Final
LOU
WAM24
63 -
Final
BON
LOU35
40 -
Final
PAO
LOU38
42 -
Final
LOU
OTT29
45 -
Final
LOU
TONG40
39 -
Final
SH
LOU43
37 -
Final
EUD
LOU38
30 -
Final
LOU
PAO39
35 -
Final
HAR
LOU33
40
Roquemore excited to lead Louisburg girls soccer as new head coach
- Updated: August 21, 2024
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Jordan Roquemore has had a unique path to becoming a soccer coach.
He wasn’t always the biggest soccer fan growing up, but played in high school and then another year in college. With every passing year, his admiration for the game grew.
“I would say my soccer background is unconventional,” Roquemore said. “My first experiences with soccer came from playing at grade school recess and by watching the USWNT win the 1999 World Cup. Without knowing much about soccer, I learned to love the game.”
That respect for the sport eventually led him to the sidelines as an assistant coach, including the last four with the Louisburg girls soccer program. Now, he is ready to lead a program of his own.
Over the summer, Roquemore was hired to become the third head coach in the history of Louisburg girls soccer. He replaced former coach Ben York, who coached the Wildcats the last two seasons.
“I feel tremendously honored to take over as head coach,” Roquemore said. “It’s an amazing opportunity to take over an exceptional program with a great group of athletes, supportive parents and invested community members. I don’t take the responsibility lightly, but I am also really excited.”
The Wildcat program has been a successful one since its inception in 2016. During that span, Louisburg has racked up two state runner-up finishes, four state final four appearances and six regional titles.
Roquemore served as an assistant coach for two years under the program’s first coach, Kyle Conley, and then for the last two years under York.
“I am grateful for the experiences under every one of the three head coaches I have gotten to work with over the years,” Roquemore said. “I’ve seen three distinct styles of coaching and play as an assistant. Every one of them has made an impact in how I see the game and afforded me opportunities to learn and grow.
“The first coach I ever served under in Texas, David Collins, is still a mentor for me today. However, I learned so much while serving with all of them: strategy, team dynamics and culture, running effective practices and ultimately, what it takes to win games.”
It is that experience in Texas that helped shape Roquemore’s passion for the game.
“The Brook Hill School in Bullard, Tex., hired me as an English teacher and happened to have an assistant soccer position available,” he said. “My main motivation in applying was to supplement my salary, but it ended up changing the course of my career.
“For three years, I was the assistant and goalie coach for the girls team while we won two state championships. For me, it transformed my understanding of the game and how to coach it. I wouldn’t be here now if not for that experience.”
Joining Roquemore will be Louisburg alum Lily McDaniel, who was hired as the Wildcat assistant coach. McDaniel was a part of several of those Wildcat teams that made state appearances.
As far as what will change with the program, that remains to be seen, but Roquemore isn’t ready to fix what isn’t broken. Still, he wants to put his own fingerprints on the program.
“This will be my fifth year with the program and I have a great deal of respect for the norms and traditions we have established,” he said. “Much of the basic structure of the program will remain the same: strong community, high expectations, and a major focus on building positive relationships and good human beings. But there will be changes. We are going to be working on developing a fluid, adaptive, and offensively-dangerous style of play. I want to make the most of the talent, athleticism and intelligence we have in our group.
“As a coach, I have also learned the importance of being yourself and finding what works for you. I’m not going to pretend to be anyone else since that wouldn’t be helpful to me or the team. I love soccer. I love coaching and I love this team. My hope is to run a successful program with a high degree of excellence where kids can grow, enjoy themselves, and be challenged. That hope will be backed by building the culture, expectations, operations and communication needed to make that goal a reality.”