Varsity Soccer Boys

The varsity boys soccer team exemplifies hard work and commitment. Soccer is a very physically demanding sport. To combat the physical challenges, we emphasize the importance of mental and emotional strength. Our student-athletes display fortitude, consistency, and strength as they persevere—and excel—through each season’s practices and matches.

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Program Success

The varsity boys soccer team regularly competes for district and regional championships and earned a state championship in 2019. The team has advanced to the regional round of the FHSAA tournament each year since 2019.

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Coaching Staff

Joel Dobrowolski

Varsity Head Coach

Since joining the Highlander coaching staff, Coach Dobrowolski has helped lead the girls varsity soccer team to two district and one regional title. Additionally, he has led former teams to metro conference, regional, and district championships. He remains the winningest soccer coach at Dr. Phillips High School.

Currently, Coach Dobrowolski teaches in the LHP math department and holds his United Soccer Coaches National Diploma.
Mike Levin

Varsity Assistant Coach

Coach Levin continues his tenure as an assistant varsity coach and is a faculty member at Lake Highland, teaching both 11th grade English and Art History.

He served as the JV soccer head coach for nearly a decade and draws first-hand experience from his time on the Winter Park High School soccer team during his high school years.
Thomas Scott

Strength & Conditioning Coach

Thomas "Coach T" Scott has been the strength and conditioning coach at LHP for over 15 years. Previously, he was the head strength and conditioning coach at Rutgers University, where he trained 21 Olympic sports teams. He has trained athletes from high school to professional athletes from all over the world. Coach T has also been a professional strength coach for Washington Freedom, New York Power, Orlando Pride, and The Chicago Redstars.

Facilities

CNL Stadium

A 1,200-seat outdoor, open-air athletic field, the CNL Stadium is home to the Highlander football, boys and girls soccer, and boys and girls lacrosse teams. This state-of-the-art artificial turf field has sewn-in game lines and is equipped with a scoreboard and video board. The adjacent Yergey Snack Shack offers refreshments to supporters and visitors during games.

Highlander Strength & Conditioning Facility

Located inside the Weng Family Gymnasium, the 3,700-square-foot strength and conditioning facility is second to none. Equipped with seven platforms for Olympic-style lifts, three squat rack platforms, free weights, assisted lift machines, a total body jungle, and a designated area for cardio machines, our facility is open weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. for student-athletes with coach supervision. Student-athletes and LHP employees can also work out here.

Aerial view of Lake Highland Athletic Field.

Lake Highland Athletic Complex (LHAC)

This outdoor natural grass facility encompasses the baseball field, O’Meara Family Softball Field, six regulation tennis courts, and an auxiliary sports field. It is the training location for our nationally acclaimed archery team. The auxiliary sports field hosts practice sessions for boys and girls lacrosse and boys and girls soccer. An integral component of our facilities, the LHAC provides our athletes with a first-class practice and game experience.

Meffe Family Field House

Dedicated and opened in 2013, the Meffe Family Field House is an integral component of Highlander athletics. Equipped with two full-size locker rooms, an athletic training facility, and storage rooms, it provides top-notch hospitality and facilities to Highlanders and visiting teams.

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