If you’re a high school soccer player heading to a Division I program, here’s the headline: you may now get up to five years of eligibility instead of the old four-seasons-in-five-years setup — as long as you enroll in college no later than the academic year after your 19th birthday. The NCAA Division I Cabinet…
June 15 is one of the most hyped dates on the recruiting calendar — and one of the most misunderstood. Here’s what today actually means for your son. What June 15 Actually Is Today is the first day NCAA Division I and Division II men’s soccer coaches can contact rising juniors directly — calls, texts,…
D1 men’s college soccer is about to look completely different. The NCAA Division I men’s soccer season will be split between the fall and spring, with the national tournament moving to the spring starting in 2027-28. That means the College Cup you’ve watched every December? Moving to the spring. The cram-everything-into-13-weeks fall grind? Gone. If…
The road to MLS NEXT Cup runs through Frisco this spring. From April 23-28, 2026, the top youth clubs in North America will converge on the Toyota Soccer Complex in Frisco, Texas for MLS NEXT Flex presented by Allstate. For players on the bubble, it’s the last chance to punch a ticket to the national…
The NCAA is making some of the biggest changes to eligibility rules in decades. In April 2026, the NCAA Division I Cabinet began reviewing a sweeping new proposal that would reshape how long college athletes can compete — and if you’re a high school soccer player dreaming about playing at the next level, this is…
