⚽ - Florida State Wins NCAA Women’s College Cup! KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Third-seeded Florida State claimed its fifth NCAA Division I Women’s College Cup title with a 1-0 victory over top-seeded Stanford at CPKC Stadium. Striker Wrianna Hudson scored the game-winning goal in the 87th minute, her second of the tournament and 15th of the season. Goalkeeper Kate Ockene delivered nine saves, earning her second clean sheet of the College Cup. The Seminoles’ defense held Stanford scoreless for the first time since September 7, securing the ACC’s 27th national title. Florida State’s win marked the third consecutive season an ACC team has reached the Women’s College Cup final. ⚽ - How Did Jordynn Dudley Not Make the All-Tournament Team? True freshman goalkeeper Kate Ockene was phenomenal, with nine saves in the championship match, but how impressive was Jordynn Dudley? Dudley was everywhere. It’s shocking that Dudley didn’t make the NCAA Division I Women’s College Cup All-Tournament Team—her performance absolutely warranted a spot. She was hands down the best player on the field last night!! ⚽ Words of Wisdom @LL7NV on X "Getting recruited isn’t about luck—it’s about taking action every single day. College coaches aren’t randomly discovering athletes—they’re evaluating those who put themselves out there. Are you: - Proactively sending your highlight film to programs that fit you? - Reaching out and starting real conversations with college coaches? - Following up and showing genuine interest after that first contact? If you’re waiting for a miracle, you might miss your shot. Be the athlete coaches can’t ignore—start making moves today! " ⚽ Reminder:"It’s not how good you are, but who knows you’re good!" Take action today: - Email college coaches. - Share your story. - Make it happen! Good Luck! Steve

Good morning! Hope you're having a fantastic start to your Tuesday. Here's your Morning Motivation for December 2nd: ⚽ NCAA Dead Periods Explained The Dead Period in NCAA recruiting is a time when college coaches cannot have in-person contact with athletes or their families. However, they can still communicate via phone, email, or other digital means. - Men’s Soccer Dead Period:Dec. 12-15 (Friday-Monday during the NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship). Coaches may attend events in the host city of the championship. - Women’s Soccer Dead Period:Dec. 15-Jan. 5, 2026. This is an extended 20-day period where coaches cannot watch you play in person but can still connect via phone, email, etc. ⚽ Words of Wisdom From @D3Direct on X:"Want your sport to be your job for 4 years? Go D1.Want your sport to be a passion, but not your entire identity? Go D3.Both are elite, and both are valid." ⚽ Reminder "It’s not how good you are, but who knows you’re good!" Take action: - Email those college coaches. - Share your athlete’s story. - Make it happen! Good luck, Steve

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