Soccer (Girls) – JV

Lara Duguid, Head JV Girls Soccer Coach

 

The Episcopal Girls Soccer program fields Middle School, JV, and Varsity teams. Soccer is also offered as an extracurricular sport at the St. Mark’s and Beaches campuses, providing opportunities for students to learn the game before advancing to Middle and Upper School competition.

Episcopal Varsity Girls Soccer has established a tradition of postseason success, winning a District Championship and reaching the State Quarterfinals in 2024. In 2025, the Eagles made the program’s first appearance in the FHSAA State Championship game, finishing as the Class 2A State Runner Up.

The program focuses on developing confident, competitive players and a strong team culture, giving student-athletes opportunities to build their skills and contribute to shared success.

WhenOpponent And VenueResult
WHENNovember 9, 2026 5:30 pm
OPPONENT AND VENUEWolfsonVenue: Pajcic-Hunt Field
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WHENNovember 12, 2026 5:30 pm
OPPONENT AND VENUEOakleafVenue: Pajcic-Hunt Field
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WHENNovember 30, 2026 6:00 pm
OPPONENT AND VENUEPalatkaVenue: Palatka Senior High School
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WHENDecember 7, 2026 5:30 pm
OPPONENT AND VENUEBishop KennyVenue: Bishop Kenny High SchoolView Map
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WHENJanuary 11, 2027 5:30 pm
OPPONENT AND VENUEPalatkaVenue: Pajcic-Hunt Field
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Rylie Hirst

Program Director and Head Varsity Girls Soccer Coach

Rylie Hirst is in her first year as Episcopal’s Girls Soccer Program Director and her second year as Head Varsity Coach. A Northern Virginia native, she earned a degree in Exercise Science from the University of North Florida and has coached in the Jacksonville soccer community for more than a decade.

Her experience includes coaching with Jacksonville FC and serving as Head Girls Varsity Coach at Providence School, where she helped lead the team to a State Final Four appearance. She has been part of Episcopal’s Girls Soccer program for four years, serving as an assistant coach during the Eagles’ historic 2025 State Finalist season. She has also worked in player operations with U.S. Soccer’s Paralympic National Team.

Coach Hirst focuses on developing confident, competitive players while building a strong program culture.

 

For more information about the Episcopal Girls Soccer program, contact Coach Hirst at hirstr@esj.org.