Odyssey Charter School's girls soccer team is entering its first full season under the new 2025-26 schedule, which will see the Titans compete in the Palm Bay, FL, district. The team currently holds a 0-0 record in both district and overall play, according to MaxPreps data. Coaches and players are working to establish a competitive edge as the season progresses.
The team's home games will be held at 1350 Wyoming Dr., a field that has hosted local matches for several years. Head coach Maria Gonzalez emphasized the importance of community support during a recent practice. 'We're relying on our fans to show up and help us create energy,' she said. The Titans have 25-26 overall and 0-0 district records as of now, but the schedule for upcoming matches has not yet been finalized.
Parents and students have expressed optimism about the season. 'We've been working hard in practice, and we're ready to take on the competition,' said sophomore player Emily Carter. The team's performance will be tracked through MaxPreps, which provides updates on scores, rankings, and standings.
The district standings show the Titans in fourth place with no wins yet, but the team is focused on improving. 'Every game is a chance to learn and grow,' said assistant coach David Kim. The 2025-26 season will include winter and spring competitions, with more details expected as the schedule is confirmed.
Local sports enthusiasts are keeping an eye on the Titans' progress, particularly as the team aims to build on its foundation. The next set of games is anticipated to be announced in the coming weeks, with updates available through the school's website and MaxPreps.