Holy Trinity Wins Class 2A State Championship in Boys Soccer, Defeats Episcopal School of Jacksonville 3-0
By Space Coast Daily // February 20, 2026
Holy Trinity Tigers finish season 17-1-1
BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – The Holy Trinity Tigers captured the Class 2A State Championship on Wednesday with a commanding 3-0 victory over the Episcopal School of Jacksonville, capping off a remarkable 17-1-1 season.
After a postseason filled with drama, the title game proved to be a much smoother ride.
Holy Trinity entered the championship matchup riding a wave of momentum after surviving back-to-back shootouts in earlier playoff rounds. Those pressure-packed wins helped solidify the team’s reputation as one of resilience and belief — a group that seemed destined to make a deep run.
But in the state final, the Tigers left little to chance.
Facing the Episcopal School of Jacksonville, Holy Trinity controlled the tempo and delivered when it mattered most, scoring three times while keeping a clean sheet on defense. The decisive 3-0 result was a stark contrast to the nail-biting shootouts that defined their path to the title game.
Luke Daigler scored one goal, while Cooper Euziere added two more to account for the three-goal performance. Defensively, Holy Trinity delivered a shutout,
The victory not only secured the Class 2A crown but also punctuated one of the most successful seasons in program history, finishing with an overall record of 17-1-1.
After enduring the tension of penalty kicks to earn their berth, the championship match allowed Holy Trinity to showcase its full strength — confident, composed, and ultimately dominant.
From surviving shootouts to celebrating a shutout, the Tigers’ championship run will be remembered as a season of destiny fulfilled.
