Class of 2027: Major Roster Updates & The "Do Not Attend" List 🛑The Class of 2027 recruiting board is shrinking faster than many realize. If you're not keeping track of which programs are still signing, you risk "donating" your camp money to schools that already have their rosters locked in. We've just made significant updates to our tracking lists for key programs. Here's what you need to know today: 1. New Player Additions 📈We've added new prospect data to the tracking lists for these schools: - addison.mentz - @stonybrookwsoc - mckenna.gorny - @hcrosswsoccer - @ashlynhebert299 - @stonehillwsoc - @eleni4soccer - @uvmwsoccer - @kennedie_needham - @merrimackwsoc - tarynczick_ - @novawsoccer If these schools are on your radar, check the updated list to see where you stand and ensure your outreach is directed to the right people. 2. The "Do Not Attend" List: Stony Brook & UConn ❌Stony Brook and UConn have officially been added to the "Do Not Attend" list for the Class of 2027. The Reality: Our latest intel and roster analysis show that their 2027 boards are essentially closed. If you're considering attending a summer ID camp or investing time in outreach to these programs, stop. Unless a coach has explicitly told you that you're their top priority, your resources are better spent targeting programs that still have roster spots available.

By Matthew Doherty April 13, 2026 Where is New England’s top soccer talent headed? Which programs are prioritizing local recruits? As spring approaches, our database of the Class of 2026 lists 170 college commits, including 90 to Division 1 schools. A few more commits may sprinkle in between now and the summer, but the senior class is largely set in stone. Our Best of New England series provided a closer look at the individual talent, but the takeaways extend beyond the players. At this point, we have enough data to examine the trends and themes shaping the girls’ Class of 2026 and draw conclusions from past and future classes. Here are four big-picture takeaways from this recruiting cycle. How many players are headed to Power Four schools? The college soccer landscape has shifted immensely over the last few years. Currently, the “high major” conferences in women’s soccer, also known as the Power Four, are the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC. The Class of 2026 has seven players headed to Power Four schools. Natalie Chudowsky (Duke) and Nina Mathelus (California), the top two players in our Class of 2026 rankings, are bound for a pair of ACC powers. Both project to be high-impact players right away after earning national team experience in high school. Wylie Roossien had another outstanding season for Phillips Andover. (Phillips Andover Athletics) From the prep school ranks, Miss Porter’s defender Bella Salina (Kansas), BB&N forward Addy Kalaw (Boston College), Phillips Andover forward Wylie Roossien (North Carolina) and Westminster defender Maya Goddard (Virginia Tech) all ended up at Power Four schools after earning All-NEPSAC recognition last fall. Roossien stands out, joining a UNC program that’s won 23 national championships, most recently in 2024. The Tar Heels have defender Caitlin Mara (BB&N/FC Stars) on the roster, so Roossien will add even more local flair to the powerhouse program.

Recruiting isn’t a mystery, and it’s certainly not about luck. It’s a repeatable process. Huge congratulations to Angelina on her official commitment to @HCrossWSoccer(D1) The Patriot League doesn't just take anyone. You need the grades, the talent, and a professional strategy. Here is what Angelina’s mom had to say about executing our system: "Navigating college admissions is challenging... but adding athletics brings a whole new level of complexity. From day one, Steve made everything feel manageable and possible." But let's be very clear: Angelina didn't just "show up" and get an offer. She and her family put in a massive amount of hard work. They grinded out the emails, they stayed consistent with their outreach, and they executed the unsexy, day-to-day work required to stand out to a D1 coaching staff. They had the map, but they drove the car. We take the noise out of the equation so you can focus on doing the work that actually gets the commitment. Get the exact same map they used inside the Hub: https://skool.com/college-soccer-recruiting-hub-7734/about

The recruiting race for 2027 is officially in high gear. If you aren't dialed in right now, you’re losing ground. We’ve got 210 verbal commitments logged, but my gut says the real number is closer to 230. The windows are closing fast. Stop being a tourist and start being a hunter. You need to focus your energy only on schools with low commitment counts and large junior classes. That’s where the opportunity is. The "Blacklist" — Do NOT Attend These ID Clinics: Unless you are already in the final stages of a deal with these coaches, do not waste your time or your money going to clinics at these schools. They are effectively off the board for us: - Iona - LIU - Seton Hall - Sacred Heart - NJIT The Rules of the System: Check the commitment list before you book anything. Stop guessing. Stop wasting capital. If the school is full pivot to a target that actually has a roster spot for you. Make every move count.

We came across this update and wanted to pass it along: Congratulations to Elle Hennes on her commitment to play DI soccer at Brown! ⚽️⭐️ Elle plays her club soccer for World Class FC in the ECNL. This is Brown's 6th commitment they have 8 players to replace for 2027!