Congratulations to the four 2011 high school graduated from the Santa Clara Sporting ’93 Girls Team that signed their National Letter of Intent to play college soccer. The following student-athletes will graduate in May...

Congratulations to the five 2011 high school graduates from the Santa Clara Sporting ’92 Boys soccer team who signed their National Letter of Intent letter on Tuesday, February 2nd.  Head Coach Dana Taylor from California State Stanislaus recruited four very talented players to compete 

Santa Clara Sporting Soccer Players - College Commitments

Updated 1/21/2011

The following Santa Clara Sporting players have either made a verbal commitment to play collegiate soccer in college after high school, or already graduated from high school and play in college. Congratulations to each player and their families.

2012 Graduates

Rachel Ometer - Arizona State University

Madison Salom - St. Edwards, Texas

Ana Maria Sola - UC Davis

2011 Graduates

Alana Sooy - UC  Irvine

Erika Emmanuel, Army

Cheryl Tom - California State University, Monterey Bay

Kelly Skelton - California State University, Chico

2010 Graduates

Michael Walker - Tufts University

Matthew Taylor - Stanford University

Adrian Berg - Stanford University

Ismael Adams - St. Mary’s College

Damir Becirovic - USC

Dino Becirovic - USC

David Cabiles - San Jose State University

Christopher Fisher - San Luis Obispo, Cal -Poly

Jenner Fox - Yale University

Uriel Huizache - San Jose State University

Gulshan Kumar - Canada College

Michael Pegueros - Foothill College

David Preston - UC Davis

Spencer Rogers - Rice University

Benjamin Rudolph - USC

Andreas Silva - University of Redlands

Gustavo Silva - West Valley College

David Ometer - San Luis Obispo, Cal -Poly

James Callinan - Stanford University

William "Alec" Smoley - Clemson University

James Sweetman - UC Santa Cruz

The Santa Clara Sporting 91 Green Team are graduating from high school this May and leave behind a legacy of soccer and academic success, and have set the benchmark for all teams to follow in their footsteps.  Beyond all the trophies and titles the team collected during the past five years, the greater accomplishment is

The following information is a guideline meant to educate players and parents about the levels of college soccer in the US. There are essentially, three divisions of soccer available to players who are interested in pursing a soccer experience in college.  The "right fit" for a student-athlete has to be determined by each player, and their family, and careful consideration should be made to realistically balance the level of soccer competition and academics.  Both require a full commitment by a student athlete.