Posted On September 24, 2014 by PUSC

Elle Estes of Placer United ’98 Gold Commits to Cal State Bakersfield

“I never thought that this time would come as fast as it did and I can now officially say that I have committed to California State University, Bakersfield. I love everything that CSUB has to offer both academically and athletically. I love all of my future teammates and I have a high respect for the coaching […]Continue reading..

Posted On September 12, 2014 by PUSC

Emily Lemos of U18G 98 Gold Commits to William Jessup University

”I am extremely honored to announce that I have committed to play for William Jessup University. It has been a dream of mine to play for WJU since 5th grade and to now be able to call WJU my home is still surreal. I would not be where I am if it were not for […]Continue reading..

Posted On August 27, 2014 by PUSC

Alexandria Jenkins Commits to Humboldt State University

“I am extremely excited to announce that I will be calling Humboldt State University my home for the next four years, while also making an impact playing the sport I love. I never thought the college process was going to easy, but I was surprised and pleased to find that becoming a Lumberjack was a […]Continue reading..

Posted On August 25, 2014 by PUSC

Christian Guzman Commits to Sacramento State

“I am immensely honored to let everyone know that I have committed to Sacramento State. I love everything that Sac State has to offer athletically and academically. I felt truly comfortable with the coaching staff, as well with the players. I feel that the program is heading in a great direction and I’ll be able […]Continue reading..

Posted On August 18, 2014 by PUSC

Gonzalo Garcia Commits to Westmont

“I’ve been very privileged to be a part of Placer United Soccer Club. During my time at Placer I’ve grown to be a better player and a stronger person all around. I’m thankful for having been involved with coaches such as Kelsey Chaidez, Jason Gantt and Paul O’Brien, for always working to bring out the […]Continue reading..

Posted On August 17, 2014 by PUSC

Luc Barbe commits to Westpoint

“I am very excited to announce that I have committed the next four years of my soccer career to West Point, and the following 5 years of my life to being an officer in the United States Army. West Point is located an hour north of New York. Founded in 1802 by George Washington and […]Continue reading..

Posted On August 5, 2014 by PUSC

Savanna Thompson U18G 97 Commits to University of San Diego

“I am beyond excited to have verbally committed to the University of San Diego! I am so happy to have found such a beautiful school that fits everything I’ve wanted academically and athletically.  I am very grateful to be surrounded by so much love and support! Thank you to my amazing family for always having […]Continue reading..

Posted On July 29, 2014 by PUSC

Mikayla Reed of U18G 97 Gold Commits to Sacramento State

“I am so excited to announce that I have committed to California State University, Sacramento! I couldn’t have found a better fit for me both academically and athletically. I plan to major in kinesiology and then continue on to get my doctorate in Physical Therapy. I am so thankful to coach Randy Dedini who is […]Continue reading..

Posted On June 27, 2014 by PUSC

Isabella Castro of 99 Gold Commits to the University of Washington

“I am honored to call myself a Dawg!  I have verbally committed to the University of Washington. UDub’s combined academic excellence and powerful approach to the game of soccer are everything I have ever hoped for as a student athlete.  It really fits me like a glove.  The campus is spectacular and since I don’t like heat, the famous rainy weather […]Continue reading..

Posted On May 22, 2014 by PUSC

Kristian Heptner Commits to UC Davis

“I am honored to say that I have committed to UC Davis. I am very excited to play soccer at the great Division 1 program that Davis has to offer. Not only does UCD offer a top soccer program, but many great academic opportunities that I cannot wait to explore. I have many people to […]Continue reading..