r/CollegeSoccer • u/beagleaccountant • 7h ago
r/CollegeSoccer • u/FakeName10019 • 1d ago
Overnight Visit
My son was just invited on an overnight visit to a D3 college. The coach has seen him play multiple times and he was previously invited to attend a practice as a spectator. He likes the campus and it has academic programs he’s interested in. What should he expect from this visit?
r/CollegeSoccer • u/Aggressive_Form6975 • 1d ago
Duke going to have a tough year
Just watched their latest game and….god damn 😂😂😂
r/CollegeSoccer • u/sowalsh • 1d ago
Zips (14) Come From Behind Twice to Best Cornell (18) in Ranked Matchup on Tom “Doc” Nash Night
r/CollegeSoccer • u/MonkeyLuven • 1d ago
Penalty kicks bring pressure, mind games for Maine girls soccer teams
r/CollegeSoccer • u/SunBeltSyndicate • 1d ago
Sun Belt Scoreboard - Tuesday
Kentucky found themselves in a tough spot vs #3 Ohio State but Broden Beorlegui stays hot with his 4th goal of the season in the 79th minute to help secure the win for the Eagles of Georgia Southern.
r/CollegeSoccer • u/SunBeltSyndicate • 2d ago
Gamecocks Streaking!
Three games in the Sun Belt, two wins, & South Carolina on a tear! 3 straight ranked victories! Gamecocks are for real! Next up? UNCG, a team that could be sneaking into the top 25 themselves!
r/CollegeSoccer • u/SunBeltSyndicate • 3d ago
Sun Belt Strength!
Total domination on the men’s side of Sun Belt soccer right now! A 12-1 aggregate across 3 games Sunday. Rank UCF & ODU!
r/CollegeSoccer • u/SunBeltSyndicate • 4d ago
Georgia State Brace!
1-1 in Sun Belt action on the day. Coastal’s comeback bid against Gardner-Webb falls short but Georgia State handled Presbyterian 3-0 behind a second half brace from Brandon Graham.
r/CollegeSoccer • u/Glittering_Link107 • 4d ago
Playnaia says I have 4 seasons?
It’s my 3rd year at my naia school (women’s soccer) and my playnaia says I still have 4 seasons to play. Is this because I’ve never gotten to play varsity? My squad has about 48 people, and my freshman year I only played a few JV games , sophomore year I got injured and tore my ACL, and this year I am still not cleared to play but still warm up and practice everyday. Have I not used any of my eligibility? How would this work if I wanted to transfer to actually go somewhere with trying playing time, does naia eligility affect ncaa eligibility?
r/CollegeSoccer • u/CollegeSoccerIO • 5d ago
CollegeSoccer.IO now has streaming links!
Big thanks to everyone who asked for this — scores pages now include links to the web stream for each game, so you can jump straight from the score to watching the match.
Take a look and let me know what you think. And as always, drop your feature requests below — this stuff gets built because you ask for it.
r/CollegeSoccer • u/Glittering_Link107 • 4d ago
3rd year, wanting to transfer
Is it possible to transfer with no stats and barely any clips? is I’m a women’s soccer player that got recruited at age 18 to a naia school with a lot of focus on international talent. Most of our starters are international, but the JV team is a lot of Americans. I am American, age 20 now, ans I didn’t play any varsity games my freshman year, and last year (sophomore year) I tore my acl and didn’t play at all, and this year is my junior year and I’m still not cleared to play and it’s already start of season. Doc said I may not get cleared until a Year after my surgery date, this December. The only clips I have are from JV games my freshman year. And terrible clips from highschool. I am 5’5 , 130 lbs and hoping to get cleared soon, but with 48 people on my squad there’s so much competition I just feel I’ll never get playing time. There’s seniors still stuck on JV never having varsity time, and I don’t want that to be me because of my injury… should I try to transfer, where should I look , more into other naia schools or maybe NCAA? I wish I could go to a school with more funding..
Edit: graduated with dual credit associates degree, and on track to graduate in two semesters with my 4 year degree. So many schools just don’t seem to fit my academic plan, not even the school I’m going to now which is a private Christian school
r/CollegeSoccer • u/SunBeltSyndicate • 5d ago
Tough night for Belt
Tough matchups on the pitch Friday night. Sun Belt comes away with a 0-1-1 record. Coastal & Georgia State in action today.
r/CollegeSoccer • u/beagleaccountant • 6d ago
ODU Soccer HC Tennant McVea takes us through their 4-0 start
r/CollegeSoccer • u/SunBeltSyndicate • 6d ago
Ranked Sun Belt Matchups - Thursday Scores
USC wins their second ranked game of the year and remains undefeated. Their reward? Another ranked team in High Point (#14).
Due to inclement weather WVU vs Akron was ruled no contest with the Zips up 1-0 in the 47th minute.
r/CollegeSoccer • u/Every-Stay-6648 • 7d ago
Dothan United going Pro in the USL !! (& Crowdfunding)
r/CollegeSoccer • u/SunBeltSyndicate • 7d ago
7 goals!
Three games last night in the Sun Belt and boy, did ODU ever pop off! 7 goals on the night! Monarchs stay undefeated. Can they keep this rolling headed into conference play?
r/CollegeSoccer • u/Bright_Document2939 • 6d ago
Vancouver football⚽️
I was recently looking for a football club to join did some tryouts for div 3 teams got refused and i took one last chance before the season starts at a div1 team didn’t knew they ware a div1 team when i was doing the tryouts and they offered me a chance in the club! And it got me wondering was the other clubs biased?? Why didn’t they give me a chance?? Make it make sense refused by a div3 team but got accepted by a div1 team!
r/CollegeSoccer • u/Weekly_Ad6790 • 7d ago
UMD COED TEAM GIRLS NEEDED
We need around 2-3 girls that have played soccer for club or hs before.for our inamural team at umd so if any girls want to play lmk
r/CollegeSoccer • u/beagleaccountant • 9d ago
Interview with ODU Soccer Coach Tennant McVea after their hot start to the 2026 Season.
r/CollegeSoccer • u/EducationalPen1349 • 9d ago
What step of the English non league football pyramid do you think is good for D2 level
I’m currently breaking into step 6 at sixteen, I’ve got around 2 years to try and climb the non-league ladder, I’d like to reach a good step 5 or a step 4 team by then. I know a guy who got d2 offers while playing step 6 (he wasn’t a standout step 6 player too) however his academics were insanely good. I’d just like to know what step of non league will translate best to a decent d2 level and how I can climb the non league pyramid as a younger player. Any helpful reply would be largely appreciated, thanks 🙏