Welcome to LADY NDN SOCCER
2025-2026 Season | STRENGTH and HONOR!
Welcome to the official home of the Waxahachie Lady Indians Soccer program—a place where legacy lives, leaders rise, and every player leaves her mark. Whether you’re a current athlete, proud alum, supportive parent, or future Lady Indian, this site is your spot for all things green and white.
We believe in more than just soccer—we believe in building character, celebrating effort, and creating memories that last far beyond the final whistle.
Thank you for being part of our story. Let’s make this season great for our community, school and our players and their families.
Countdown to 1st Scrimmage
SCHEDULES
2024-2025 Lady Indian Soccer Sponsors
We’re proud to recognize the generous sponsors who stand behind the Waxahachie Lady Indians Soccer program. Their support helps us provide meaningful experiences for our athletes—from team gear and travel to senior celebrations and community outreach.
Each sponsor plays a very important role in our season’s success, and we’re honored to spotlight their commitment to excellence, youth development, and local pride.
Thank you for investing in our team, our tradition, and our future.
How You Can Support
Interested in becoming a sponsor? Reach out to our Booster Club for details on sponsorship tiers, benefits, and how your business can be featured here and at team events. Below is the SPONSORSHIP FORM LINK if you would like to support our ladies and their program:
https://surl.li/ghrjru
PM CLASS
ALLEN, REAGAN
ARTEAGA, DASHA
BAEZ, JADYN
BARTOS, REESE
BOLTON, KRISTINA
BRAVO, MADDISEN
BROOKS, JORDAN
CORNEJO, LESLYE
CORTEZ, LILLIANA
CUMBO, PEYTON
ENRIQUEZ, JOCELYN
FLORES, SOPHIA
GARCIA SERRANO, ELIZABETH
GAZAWAY, CORA
GONZALEZ, SYENNA
GOZA, SARAH
HAROS, HAYLIE
JAMES, ADDISON
JAMES, EMMA
MARTINEZ, MAYA
MONTES MCBRIDE, NATALIE
ONYON, KATELYN
PERKINS, AUDREY
PORTILLO, VIOLETA
RALSTON, ABIGAIL
REED, JAZMYNE
ROSS, ADRIENNE
ROUX, ADDISON
STAFFORD, JAZZMIN
VALDEZ, VICTORIA
WATSON, SHELBY
WAYNE, AUBREY
WEATHERSPOON, YASMINE
WEST, ADLEIGH
ALLEN, TYLER Mgr
RAMOS, ELLIE Mgr
AM CLASS
DANIELL, AMIYA
DANSBY, ROXANNE
EGBULEFU, STEPHENIE
GARCIA, MELINA STAR
GASTINGER, KEIRA
GONZALEZ, MAYAH
GOVEA, YULISSA
HATCHER, JAELYN
JAMMER, MALIYAH
KEYES-STINNETTE, MARIAH
LOPEZ, EVA
MARTINEZ, LEXIE
MCCLARY, ALAINA
MEDELLIN, KARLA
MILLER, PAISLEY
MORGAN, KAYDENCE
ORTA, CHRISALYNN
PETTY, SAM
RIVERA, EMILY
RIDGWAY, KHLOE
RODRIGUEZ, ISABEL
SMITH, GEMMA
TREVINO, BROOKELYNN
PPOW
10/24
AM PPOW: Lexie and Keira
10/24
PM PPOW: Nat, Reagan, and Leslye
11/7
AM PPOW: Chrisalynn Orta
11/7 PM
PM PPOW: Shelby Watson
11/14
AM PPOW: Maliyah Jammer
11/14
PM PPOW: Haylie Haros
UPCOMING EVENTS
1st day for UIL allowed practices outside the school day players not in the Fall class are encouraged to attend at 4:30 pm to try out for one of our 3 girls soccer teams
Team Picture Day (starting in class at 3:00) and Annual Team Intro Chili Dinner in the WHS Cafeteria @ approx. 6:30 pm
JV1 and Varsity 1st scrimmages of the year at Lumpkins Stadium vs Ennis HS. Scrimmage times are JV1 at 5:00, Varsity to follow at approximately 6:15. No admission is charged for scrimmmages.
All 3 teams travel to scrimmage Granbury and Haltom High School teams. Game times are not set it this time.
Our Annual SA Ring the Bell Night will be at the Waxahachie Walmart from 4:00-8:00 pm. Girls from all 3 teams will sign up and schedule a 1 hour shift
Preseason finale scrimmages: JV2 will travel to play Dallas Sunset at 4:30 at Wilmer Hutchins Stadium, while the JV1 and Varsity host the Joshua Owls at 5:00 and 6:15 at Lumpkins Stadium. No admission is charged for scrimmmages.
Our Annual 287 Tournament will be 2 days this year. JV 1 and Varsity teams compete beginning at 10:00 am both days. Teams attending are RL Turner, Denton Ryan, Red Oak, and Waxahachie. Tickets are sold at the gate entrance only.
Thanksgiving Break - no school or practices. Try outs start Dec 1 when we return
Annual Texas High School Soccer Coaches Clinic held in Galveston, TX at Moody Gardens
Dallas Baptist Women vs Midwestern State Women 7:00 pm at DBU. There is no charge for admission and students will need to arrange for their own transportation to and from the venue. More information to come
Players practice in their Halloween Costumes as we celebrate the holiday.
Players will decorate their pumpkins in groups to try and win the prize for the best Pumpkin Decorating chosen by the WHS Staff.
Student Holliday while teachers have their inservice, Enjoy your day off!
Annual Football game and crowning of the King and Queen. Homecoming Parade earlier in the day in preparation to the big night. Girls Soccer will have a float once again. Parade time is 2:00pm. Location: Parade route begins on College St., heading North, turns left on Marvin, turns right on Brown, and finishes by turning left onto Indian Dr. into the Lumpkins parking lot. Game Time is 7:00 pm
Join us for our annual fundraiser, where the community comes together to support and promote soccer programs through crowdfunding efforts. We are excited to be teaming with Hometown this year to assist in our efforts and to increase our profit.
Mandatory Parent Meeting for all current Lady NDN Soccer players in the WHS Cafeteria. Yearly plans, upcoming events, and expectations will be discussed. We ask that each player in our program has at least one family member in attendance. Lady Indian Soccer Boosters will also be on hand to explain their purpose and plan going forward. We hope to see you there!
Join us to support the WHS Volleyball Team as they compete vs Cedar Hill. Let's show our spirit and support them in a district contest!
Teacher Inservice Day: No school for students as teachers participate in professional development activities.
Team event to support our football team vs Forney HS at Lumpkins. We will support football, cheer, and our band. #OneTribe
2025-2026 Officers
President - Dr. Marc Roux
Vice President - Jeanine Wayne
Treasurer - Mike McBride
Secretary - Dana James
COACHES
Jason Venable
Head Coach
Head Coach entering his 23 year at Waxahachie High School, 33rd overall. Previous coached at Midlothian HS, Colleyville Heritage HS, and Ennis HS. Coach Ven is married to Jennifer and has twin sons, Jackson and Tucker. Jason is an Aquatic Science teacher at WHS. jvenable@wisd.org
James Westbrook
Varsity Assistant
James is entering his 5th year with the Lady Indians. He and his wife, Megan, have three daughters and a son. James is a department lead in SLE at Waxahachie HS. (jwestbrook@wisd.org)
Johnny West
JV 1 Head Coach
Johnny is entering his 10th year with the Lady Indians. He and his wife, Angie, have a daughter, Caroline, and a son, Jonathan. Johnny teaches Social Studies at Waxahachie HS. (jwest@wisd.org)
Brian Johnson
JV 2 Head Coach
Brian is entering his 32nd year coaching. Brian and his wife Kimbra have two sons, Chris and Braiden. Brian is an Aquatic Science teacher at Waxahachie HS. (bjohnson@wisd.org)
Haltom High School
JV's at Haltom High School
5501 Haltom Rd, Halton, TX
V at Old Birdville Stadium
6125 E. Belknap St., Haltom TX
Sunset (JV2)
TBD
Mesquite (JV Tournament)
TBD
Fredericksburg (V Tournament)
Battlin' Billie Stadium
1107 S. Hwy 16, Fredericksburg ,TX
Crowley (JV2 and V Tournament)
Crowley ISD Mulit-Purpose Stadium
9900 Hemphill St., Ft Worth, TX
Duncanville (JV1 Tournament)
900 W. Camp Wisdom, Duncanville, TX
Desoto
700 Eagle Dr, Desoto, TX
Cedar Hill
1 Longhorn Blvd., Cedar Hill, TX
Lancaster
200 E. Wintergreen Rd., Lancaster, TX
Duncanville
900 W. Camp Wisdom, Duncanville, TX
Mesquite Horn
Middle School, Mesquite, YX
Dallas Skyline
Forrester Field
8233 Military Pkwy., Dallas, TX
Mesquite
Hanby Stadium
410 E. Davvis St., Mesquite, TX
BP2E-V9AX (All Players 9th-12th)
Z7UL-EVYT (PM Class)
K5MR-TBEQ (AM Class)
FRNF-PGPZ (Parents/Guardians)
Season Records:
Record (Year) Win %
14-7-3 (2025) .65
11-11-6 (2024) .50
6-11-6 (2023) 0.40
12-8-0 (2022) 0.60
19-4-3 (2021) 0.79
19-3-1 (2020) 0.83 *
19-8-0 (2019) 0.73
12-6-4 (2018) 0.64
10-9-1 (2017) 0.53
11-9-4 (2016) 0.54
16-4-3 (2015) 0.76
17-3-4 (2014) 0.79
17-6-3 (2013) 0.71
20-3-3 (2012) 0.83
21-2-4 (2011) 0.85
17-6-2 (2010) 0.72
19-5-3 (2009) 0.76
14-6-0 (2008) 0.70
18-2-2 (2007) 0.86
19-2-3 (2006) 0.85
19-4-1 (2005) 0.81
*COVID year
Program Playoff Seasons:
Regional Semifinals
2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014
Regional Quarterfinals
2005, 2009, 2012, 2015, 2021
Area
2016
Bi District
2019, 2020*, 2025
District Championship
2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
At Waxahachie, soccer is more than a sport—it’s a legacy. Every jersey worn, every game played, and every moment shared on and off the field adds to a tradition built on PRIDE: Purpose, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence.
The women have reached the post season thirteen times ('05, '06, '09, '10, '11, '12, '13, '14, '15, '16, '19, '20, '21, '25) Advancing to the UIL Regional Semifinals and Regional Tournament in:2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, and 2014
Coach Venable became the womens 4th head coach before the 2005 Season and now serves as the head coach of the Lady Indians. The Lady Indians have won over 300 games in the past 19 years under his tenure at Waxahachie High school.
Women's Head Coaches
Liz Sabenaler (Smith) - 2000-2001
Carlos Padron - 2002
Kasey Lenoir - 2003-2004
Jason Venable - 2005 to present
Men's Head Coaches
Robert Woodhouse (1995 -2000), Thomas Burch (2001-2003),
Jason Venable (2004 to 2014), Seth Riley (2015 to present)
HALL OF HONOR
Tradition Never Graduates
Player, School, Year Graduated WHS
Veronica Najera - UT San Antonio, 2006
Brandi Battles - St. Mary's - 2007
Katie Hinds - Texas Tech University, 2007
Griselda Mendoza - Richland College, 2007
Flor Carrillo - Navarro Jr College, 2009
Lauren Weatherford - Northwood University, 2009
Natalie Kelly - Louisiana Tech, 2011
Danielle Tesei - SAGU, 2011
Lindsey Williams - Troy University, 2012
Sarah Hay - University of South Alabama, 2012
Erin Moon - Cedar Valley/Wayland Baptist, 2013
Jacey Hamilton - Sam Houston State, 2013
Millie Atkins - UT Dallas, 2014
Tierney Thomison - Trinity University, 2014
Mackenzie Posey- Tyler Jr College, 2015
Mikayla Acosta- Texas A&M Texarkana, 2015
Kim Rodriguez - Cedar Valley College, 2015
Aeriel Horton - Houston Baptist University, 2015 (VB)
Kim Rodriguez - Cedar Valley College, 2015
Jessica Bahena - Mountain View College, 2015
Megan Gaither - Evangel University, 2016
Michelle Fotheringham - Limestone College, 2016
Abigail Martinez - Jacksonville State/Texas Women's, 2017
Ariana Acosta - Texas A&M-Texarkana, 2017
Rebecca Rivas - Texas Lutheran University, 2017
Taylor Camp - Hutchinson CC/Midwestern State, 2018
Viviana Gonzalez - Mountain View College, 2018
Haylie Beard - Hill College, 2019
Madelynn James - Howard Payne University, 2019
Danielle Kyle - Oklahoma Wesleyan, 2019
Alex March - NE Texas CC, 2019
Taytum McDonald - McMurray, 2019
Alyssa Stevens - NE Texas CC, 2019
Angelica Gutierrez - Texas A&M - Texarkana, 2020
Nina Ramirez - Mountain View College, 2020
Angel Garfias - Mountain View College, 2021
Bella Curiel - Seminole State College, 2021
Kaydence Ramirez - Alabama, 2022
Peyton Renfro - North Texas, 2022
Jackie Bahena, MidAmerican Nazarene, 2023
Amiyah Carter - Dallas Baptist, 2023
Jaya Johnson - University of Arkansas Pine Bluff, 2023
Cali Wingo - Navarro Jr College, 2023
Nicole Bassett - Dallas College Richland, 2024
Alexa Avila, Cedar Valley College, 2025
From season records to all-time career achievements, this page highlights the stats that reflect our growth, grit, and legacy. Every goal, win, and milestone is part of the journey—and every player who contributed is part of our history. "Tradition Never Graduates"
SINGLE SEASON STATS
Single Season Goals:
1. Katie Hinds 40
2. Emily Saunders 38
3. Veronica Najera 35
3. Katie Hinds 35
3. Emily Saunders 35
6. Katie Hinds 34
7. Kaydence Ramirez 28
8. Angel Garfias, 27
8. Savanna Duvall, 27
10. Abby Martinez, 24
10. Angel Garfias 24
10. Peyton Renfro 24
Single Season Assists:
1. Katie Hinds 28
2. Katie Hinds 25
3. Angel Garfias 24
4. Katie Hinds 21
5. Katie Hinds 19
5. Victoria Valdez 19
7. Peyton Renfro, 18
8. Kaydence Ramirez, 16
8. Bella Curiel, 16
10. Angel Garfias, 14
10. Bella Curiel, 14
Single Season Shut Outs:
1. Sarah Hay 18
2. Liv Epps 16
3. Brooke Payne 14.5
4. Sarah Hay 14
4. Tara Bamburg 14
4. Taylor Camp 14
4. Jordan Brooks 14
8. Elizabeth Gish 13
9 Erin Moon 12
10. Liv Epps, 11
10. Taytum McDonald, 11
Season Goals Against Average:
1. Sarah Hay 0.37
2. Elizabeth Gish 0.45
3. Brooke Payne 0.5
4. Sarah Hay 0.53
5. Sarah Hay 0.63
6. Tara Bamburg 0.65
7. Taylor Camp 0.67
8. Liv Epps 0.68
9. Taylor Camp 0.7
10. Liv Epps 0.9
Career Goals:
1. Katie Hinds 128
2. Emily Saunders 120
3. Angel Garfias 81
4. Veronica Najera 68
5. Abigail Martinez 67
6. Jacey Hamilton 57
7. Tierney Thomison 55
8. Savanna Duvall 54
9. Peyton Renfro, 52
10. Mackenzie Posey 48
Career Assists:
1. Katie Hinds 82
2. Angel Garfias 55
3. Natalie Kelly 51
4. Bella Curiel 46
5. Emily Saunders 43
6. Tierney Thomison 38
7. Abby Martinez 36
8. Veronica Najera 36
9. Caroline Clifton 33
10. Brandi Battles 32
Career Shut Outs
1. Sarah Hay 55
2. Tara Bamburg 43
3. Liv Epps 37
4. Taylor Camp 23.5
5. Jordan Brooks 17.5
6. Brooke Payne 16.5
7. Elizabeth Gish 15
8. Taytum McDonald 13
9. Erin Moon 12
10 Brittany Martin 8
