Cathedral Played Long Prairie-Grey Eagle in Playoffs
The Cathedral boys soccer team hosted Long Prairie-Grey Eagle at Whitney Field in a section 8A playoff matchup.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Soccer

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The Cathedral boys soccer team continued their postseason push tonight, facing Long Prairie-Grey Eagle at Whitney Field. Cathedral entered the contest as the 2nd seed in the east portion of section 8A with an overall record of 10-5.
Why it matters
The team aims to maintain their legacy after winning the section title for five consecutive seasons. This year, the roster is adjusting its scoring strategy following the graduation of its previous leading scorer.
Leading scorer Sam Oliver has recorded 20 goals this season, followed by Drew Lesnau with 9 and Jack Ziemann with 6. The squad relies on a veteran presence with 10 seniors on the roster.
The players
Sam Oliver
He is the leading scorer for the Cathedral boys soccer team with 20 goals this season.
Drew Lesnau
He is a key offensive contributor for Cathedral with 9 goals scored during the current campaign.
Jack Ziemann
He has recorded 6 goals for the Cathedral soccer team throughout this season.
The details
Cathedral utilizes depth and flexibility to maintain competitive play across the pitch. The team focuses heavily on defensive tactics when matching up against top-tier opponents.
Timeline
The match took place at 7pm on October 13, 2026.
Season Trajectory
The team is looking to extend their streak of five straight state tournament appearances. After finishing 3rd in Class A in 2024 and 2nd in 2025, the squad is heavily focused on advancing through section 8A once again.
Cathedral currently holds the 2nd seed in the east portion of section 8A. Their success in this playoff bracket determines their potential path back to the state tournament.
The takeaway
The team continues to emphasize defensive discipline and roster depth to compensate for offensive personnel changes. Players and staff remain focused on maintaining the program's long-standing dominance within the section.
Further reading
For more on high school athletics in the region, visit Saint Cloud Soccer.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KDHL AM 920.
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