Fargo Valley City, ND, October 16, 2026 —

The Fargo South High School boys’ soccer team from 2001 held a reunion 25 years after completing a perfect 22-0 season. The season also brought the team its fourth consecutive state championship, according to the available summary of the gathering.

Attendees met at the Avalon Events Center in Fargo to mark the anniversary and celebrate the team’s record, its tactical system and the coaching of Dr. Jack Crary. The reunion focused on the group’s achievements and the approach associated with its play.

The summary describes the system as unique but does not explain how it worked or identify specific tactics. It also does not provide details about the season’s matches, the championship game or the team’s route to its 22 victories. No individual players or other attendees are named.

The reunion was described as taking place 25 years after the 2001 season, but an exact event date was not provided. The summary does not say how many people attended, whether the gathering included a formal program or what participants discussed. It also does not provide further details about Dr. Crary’s coaching or the team’s four-year championship run.

The available information centers on the reunion’s purpose: recognizing a season in which Fargo South finished 22-0 and secured its fourth straight state championship. The gathering brought attendees together in Fargo to commemorate that team and its performance.


Story summarized from the original created by Rob Beer on www.inforum.com, see more information here.

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