2026
Mathilda Hellmich
New Jersey Institute of Technology
NCAA D1
Athlete profileSport
Women's Soccer.
Women's college soccer offers some of the strongest scholarship opportunities in US sports, and our scouts work with women's athletes worldwide. The recruiting logic differs from the men's game - roster sizes, scholarship limits, and timing often work in the athlete's favor when the process starts early.
143
published Women's Soccer profiles in our network
College destinations
Women's Soccer placements.
A mix of college programs from our placement record.
2022
Abigail Dlug
West Virginia Wesleyan College
NCAA D2
Athlete profile2023
Rama Joshi
Grinnell College
NCAA D3
Athlete profile2022
Leoni Enzlmüller
Kansas Wesleyan University
NAIA
Athlete profile2026
Kimberly Cradock
Harry S Truman College
NJCAA
Athlete profile2026
Victoria Wunderlich
Stetson University
NCAA D1
Athlete profile2026
Teresa Kahlmann
Florida Institute of Technology
NCAA D2
Athlete profileEarlier
Maialen Martinez
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
NCAA D3
Athlete profile2026
Becky Emeka
Wayland Baptist University
NAIA
Athlete profile2026
Lina Amhaouach
Polk State College
NJCAA
Athlete profile2026
Greta Riemenschneider
Olds College, Canada
Canada
Athlete profile2026
Sina Rosch
Fisher College
NAIA
Athlete profileThe five phases
How the path works in women's soccer.
The same five phases apply in every sport: evaluation, college search, admissions, college care, career. What changes is the recruiting currency - the results, rankings, or verified marks coaches in this sport actually filter by. That's exactly what the evaluation covers for your case.
The five phases in detailFirst evaluation
Where do you stand in women's soccer?
Tell us about your sport and goals. We'll help you explore your college options.