Hortonville Soccer: Boys Varsity Fall 2021 Schedule

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Hortonville Soccer: Boys Varsity Fall 2021 Schedule (as of 07-26-21) Type Time Opponent Location Comments Friday, Aug 20, 2021 Scrimmage 4:00PM Freedom Hortonville High School Akin Field Tuesday, Aug 24, 2021 Game 4:30PM Green Bay Southwest Hortonville High School Akin Field Thursday, Aug 26, 2021 Game 6:30PM Away vs. Seymour Seymour High School Saturday, Aug 28, 2021 Game 12:00PM Away vs. West De Pere West De Pere High School Tuesday, Aug 31, 2021 Game 6:30PM Away vs. New London New London High School Thursday, Sep 2, 2021 Game 7:00PM Away vs. Bay Port Bay Port High School (Date Changed from 10- 09-21) Tuesday, Sep 7, 2021 Game 7:00PM Kaukauna Hortonville High School Thursday, Sep 9, 2021 Game 7:00PM Away vs. Appleton Nienhaus Sports West Complex Saturday, Sep 11, 2021 Game 11:00AM Shawano Community Hortonville High School Akin Field Tuesday, Sep 14, 2021 Game 7:00PM Away vs. Fond du Lac Fond du Lac Soccer Complex Friday, Sep 17, 2021 Game 4:30PM Pulaski Hortonville High School Akin Field Tuesday, Sep 21, 2021 Game 7:00PM Oshkosh West Hortonville High School Thursday, Sep 23, 2021 Game 7:00PM Away vs. Appleton Paul Engen Field North Tuesday, Sep 28, 2021 Game 7:00PM Kimberly Hortonville High School Thursday, Sep 30, 2021 Game 4:30PM Away vs. Waupaca Waupaca High School Saturday, Oct 2, 2021 Match 11:00AM Away vs. Marshfield Marshfield High School Tuesday, Oct 5, 2021 Game 7:00PM Away vs. Appleton Appleton East High East School Saturday, Oct 9, 2021 Game 12:00PM Away vs. Bay Port Bay Port High School (Date Changed to 09-02- 21) Game 1:00PM Away vs. Wisconsin Washington Rapids Lincoln Elementary School, Wisconsin Rapids Tuesday, Oct 12, 2021 Game 7:00PM Oshkosh North Hortonville High School Thursday, Oct 14, 2021 Game 7:00PM Away vs. Neenah Neenah High School Tuesday, Oct 19, 2021 Regionals 7:00PM TBA Hortonville High School Akin Field Thursday, Oct 21, 2021 Regionals 7:00PM TBA Hortonville High School Akin Field Saturday, Oct 23, 2021 Regionals 11:00PM TBA Hortonville High School Akin Field .

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