NCAA - Men's Recruiting
NCAA eliminates National Letter of Intent (NLI), a major shift for college recruiting
The NLI process is being discontinued by the NCAA.
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Two players added to University of Maryland men’s soccer 2015 squad
Maryland men’s soccer head coach Sasho Cirovski has added two more players to an already stellar 2015 recruiting class with the signing of Cody Albrecht and Paul Bin, the program announced Wednesday.
Delaware Boys Soccer Gatorade Player of the Year to join New Jersey Institute of Technology
Samuel Jester, the most honored boys soccer player in the high school Class of 2015 in the State of Delaware, will enroll at NJIT and begin playing for the Highlanders in the upcoming season.
UMBC men’s soccer adds two local transfers to 2015 incoming class
The UMBC men’s soccer program has added a pair of transfers to its incoming class for the fall of 2015, head coach Pete Caringi announced today.
D.C. United Academy player Eryk Williamson commits to Maryland
D.C. United Academy and U.S. U-18 Men's National Team forward Eryk Williamson has verbally committed to play college soccer at the University of Maryland starting in Fall 2015.
Jefferson Cup: For NCAA coaches, a uniquely challenging recruiting weekend
Of the hundreds of players on show at the Jefferson Cup in central Virginia, many have aspirations of playing college soccer. It also represents both an opportunity and a challenge for the hundreds of NCAA coaches in attendance.
Jeff Cup Q&A: Niagara coach Eric Barnes talks recruiting, high school vs. DA and more
The Jefferson Cup draws hundreds of NCAA coaches from across the country, attracted by the event's massive size and high density of talent in showcase brackets. SoccerWire.com spent a few minutes chatting with one, Eric Barnes of Niagara University, about these and other topics during 2014 Jeff Cup showcase action on a chilly night at the River City Sportsplex.
National Signing Day arrives for top college-bound soccer prospects
February 5, 2014 will be a very big day for many young talented soccer players across North America, as they sign their National Letters of Intent with universities around the United States. For many, this will mark a culminating event that they and their families have dedicated themselves to achieving for much of their young lives.
Belgrade Badger: 2014 commit Nikola Atlija brings Red Star pedigree to U of Wisconsin
The path to NCAA Division I soccer can be a varied one, and that is especially true of Nikola Atlija, a 2014 commit to the University of Wisconsin who has trained with history-rich Serbian club Red Star Belgrade in addition to his standout efforts for FC Wisconsin Nationals in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy.
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Class of 2025 SoccerWire Featured Players: Verbal Commitments
Class of 2025 Featured Players who have committed to college.
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