Posted On August 23, 2011 by PUSC

Connor Swartz Commits to Virginia Tech

In his own words… “What attracted me to Virginia Tech is the traditional college environment I was looking for in a university. It is a well known university with a large campus, great college town, strong athletics and excellent academics, all of which were important factors I was looking for in choosing a school. When […]Continue reading..

Posted On August 12, 2011 by PUSC

Lauren Gollnick, ’94 Girls Elite Verbally Commits to Dominican University

In her own words… “I have verbally committed to a wonderful soccer scholarship at Dominican University in beautiful San Rafael. I will be able to pursue an awesome career in either Nursing or Occupational Therapy. It’s the perfect place for me, with a small setting near San Francisco and the beach. I can’t wait to […]Continue reading..

Posted On August 7, 2011 by PUSC

Kim Hernandez of Placer ’93 Girls Commits to Jackson State University

In her own words… “I have recently committed to Jackson State University in Mississippi. It’s a Division 1 and NCAA school. I’m playing soccer for them on a scholarship. I have yet to actually visit the school but from what I hear and see online it’s really nice. I believe it’s the right school for […]Continue reading..

Posted On July 20, 2011 by PUSC

Dorien Johnk Commits to Loyola Marymount University

In her own words… “I am so excited to have the opportunity to attend and play soccer at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles! Playing Division 1 soccer in college has always been one of my goals. LMU has excellent academics and such an awesome soccer program, it was an easy decision. It offers everything […]Continue reading..

Posted On July 16, 2011 by PUSC

Maria de la Cruz Heads to Idaho State University

In her own words… “I have recently accepted a scholarship to Idaho State University because it felt absolutely perfect to me. It’s a place where I can continue my soccer career, playing Division 1 and also pursue an education at a top-notch 4 year university. The school campus is within a safe environment that has […]Continue reading..

Posted On July 7, 2011 by PUSC

Jennifer Lum Commits to CSUS

In her own words… “I have recently committed to Sacramento State University to play soccer for the Hornets. I chose this school because of its strong soccer program. The Hornet’s women’s soccer program has made it twice to the NCAA playoffs in the last four years. Also, I am excited to be playing under a […]Continue reading..

Posted On June 13, 2011 by PUSC

Maria Dela Cruz Will Play for Sierra Wolverines

In her own words… “I have recently committed to playing for Sierra College with one of my former coaches, Jason Gantt. I chose to play at Sierra College because I feel like it is the perfect fit for me and the next couple years of my soccer career can grow with this experience. It will give […]Continue reading..

Posted On June 10, 2011 by PUSC

Emily Chalfant Accepts Offer to Point Loma Nazarene

In her own words… “My name is Emily Chalfant and I just completed my junior year at Woodcreek High School. I have recently accepted an offer to play soccer at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego. I have always aspired to go to a private christian school and after visiting many colleges, Point Loma […]Continue reading..

Posted On May 14, 2011 by PUSC

Caitlyn Kretzschmar Verbally Commits to USD

Caitlyn Kretzschmar, Class of 2012 and a member of Placer United Elite ’94 Gold, has verbally committed to attend University of San Diego. In Caitlyn’s own words, “I am so excited to be attending and playing for San Diego. When I came to Placer two years ago, I had the goal to improve my game […]Continue reading..

Posted On May 14, 2011 by PUSC

Shelby Brown Commits to UNC Greensboro Spartans

In her own words…   I have recently committed to playing at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, for the 2012 season. I am so excited about playing for the Spartans. I wanted to go to college in North Carolina since my sister played in a tournament there four years ago when Ron coached and […]Continue reading..