Mark Burmesch
Port Washington Boys Soccer Head Coach || mark.burmesch@pwssd.k12.wi.us
Welcome to the home of the Port Washington Pirates Boys Soccer Team! Led by Head Coach Mark Burmesch, the Pirates compete in the competitive Glacier Trails Conference and represent Port Washington in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) at the Division III level.
The program offers two levels of competition: Varsity and JV, providing athletes the opportunity to develop their skills, gain valuable playing time, and contribute to the team’s success. Known for their dedication, hard work, and teamwork, the Pirates continue to build and grow each season.
The Pirates play their home games at Jack & Shirli Flack Field, located at Thomas Jefferson Middle School, where fans can enjoy exciting matches and support the team.
The Pirates approach every match with passion and determination, playing with pride for the Port Washington community. Join us in supporting the team as they continue to improve and compete at the highest level. Go Pirates!
Another one of our departing seniors with a big announcement to play next year at the NCAA Division 2 level.
Good luck George!
Congrats to our very own, Angel Ramirez, playing at the next level. We look forward to watching you.
Capped off the season with our annual banquet. Thank you to all the parents who made this night a success!
We’ll miss you seniors! On to the off season!
Go Pirates!
Congrats to Senior John Woods on his 2nd Team All Glacier Trails Conference selection.
John culminates an impressive high school career with this well deserved recognition.
Having relied on Woodsy to make tackle after tackle in the middle of the field for 3 seasons, there is another huge hole to fill!
Congrats to Angel Ramirez on his 2nd Team All Glacier Trails Conference selection this season.
Angel had 10 Goals and 10 Assists finishing 7th in total points across the conference.
Angel wraps up his high school career as a huge piece of the offense for 3 straight seasons and adds this selection to his 2nd Team All North Shore selection from last season.
Angel ends his career with over 65 games played, 50 starts and 50 total points leaving a huge offensive hole to fill going into next season!
We look forward to seeing where Angel plays at the next level.
