NCAA D3
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University of Valley Forge Women’s Soccer – Coach Maira Abreu de Campos
In today’s episode, I speak with Coach Maira from the Valley Forge Women’s Program in Pennsylvania. We dive into the unique aspects of recruiting at the D3 level, from scouting at showcase tournaments to utilizing the transfer portal. Coach Maria also shares insights into the team’s culture, their emphasis on work ethic and character, and how they develop players both on and off the field. Plus, we get an inside look at life at Valley Forge—its tight-knit community, academic support, and what makes it a special place to play college soccer.
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Roanoke College Men’s Soccer – Coach Ryan Pflugrad
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Ryan Pflugrad from the Roanoke Men’s Program in Virginia. We talk about his recruiting timelines and how he buckets recruits. He describes the school’s fantastic location and top-notch liberal arts education. Lastly, we discuss the supportive staff that are throughout the athletic building.
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Maryville College Men’s and Women’s Soccer – Coach Pepe Fernandez
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Fernandez from the Maryville Men’s and Women’s Programs in Tennessee. We talk about how he recruits players that fit with their culture. He describes the gorgeous, small school near a big university and the Smokey Mountains. Lastly, we discuss their long tenured staff that covers both teams.
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University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Women’s Soccer – Coach Dawn Crow
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Crow from the UW-Stevens Point Women’s Program in Wisconsin. We talk about how she recruits players that want to be there. She describes the amazing school and local community. Lastly, we discuss her staff and how they help the program.
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North Central College Women’s Soccer – Coach Andrew Gamarra
On today’s episode, I speak with Coach Gamarra from the North Central Women’s Program in Illinois. We talk about how he is usually recruiting against mid-major D1 programs. He describes the bustling suburb with its own downtown, as well as being near Chicago. Lastly, we discuss how his staff try to be players’ coaches but focused on the overall experience.
