LSC and defender Lucas Stauffer part ways
LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Lexington Sporting Club announced on Thursday that it has mutually parted ways with Kentucky native and defender Lucas Stauffer.
Stauffer joined the club ahead of the 2025 season. Both sides mutually agreed upon the decision after discussions between Stauffer and the club.
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'We care deeply about our players and their futures, both on and off the pitch,' said Head Coach Terry Boss. 'Lucas is a top professional, and we want what's best for him as he continues his journey. He'll always be part of the Lexington SC family, and we wish him all the success in the world moving forward.'
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LSC ended its press release thanking Stauffer for all of his efforts and time with the club.
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