The Woverines finished the season 12-5 falling in the playoffs to Marion in the 3rd overtime. The season marked Woodland higest region finish with a 2nd place season behind eventual state champion, Academic Magnet. The season marked many first and set several team records: Two all-state selections, a Clash of the Carolina's selection, & most goals scored (77), & first college signing.

Goals Scored: 77

Goals conceded: 22

Team Awards:

Clash of the Carolinas: Cody Prentiss

All-State: Brandon Torres & Cody Prentiss

All-Region: Brandon Torress, Lanard James, Brandon Torres, Jordan Council

Offensive POY: Cody Prentiss - 29 Goals (School Record)

Definsive POY: Jalin Singletary

Most Improved: Keegan Pate

Stat Leaders:

Most Goals: Cody Prentiss 29

Most Assist: Brandon Torres 12

Woodland finished the 2016 season by losing in the second round of the playoffs to the eventual state champion for the second straight year. The 2016 season began with a bang starting 7-1 before losing star winger Michael Muckelvany to a season ending knee injury. Along with the loss of Micheal, Woodland had to replace several other starters as injuries and suspecsions plauged the team the entire second half of the season. With the adversity, several players were promoted from the jv team and played a major role in the team's double overtime playoff vicorty over Barnwell.

Brandon Torres provided the biggest moment in school history by converting a sudden death penalty kick on the road to knock off Barnwell in the playoffs. The scene of the team rushing the field and carrying Brandon off will be in the memories of fans for many years to come. If that wasn't enough, he followed it up with scoring a 40 yard goald against Bishop England in the second round of the playoffs. Brandon actually scored twice in the loss to the Bishops.

Team Awards:

All-Region: Christian Garcia

Offensive POY: Brandon Torres

Defensive POY: Chrstian Garcia

Hustle Award: Mikel Shuler

Most Improved: Emanuel Buccio

2015 Season Recap:

The Woodland boys soccer season came to an end in the 2nd round of the playoffs to the eventual state champion Academic Magnet. The wolverines finished the season 13-6, but won 12 of its last 14 matches to finish the regular season. For the first time in program history, the team hosted a 1st round playoff match which resulted in a 2-0 win vs Silver Bluff. The 2015 Wolverine's set school records for most goals scored and the fewest allowed while starting 5 Juniors, 5 Sophomores, &1 Freshman.