Where does she fit?
An honest read on her current level, from NCAA Division I through NAIA and junior college.
Private college soccer advisory
Independent evaluations and recruiting guidance for high school players and their families, from a former professional player and ESPN+ analyst.
The decision
An honest read on her current level, from NCAA Division I through NAIA and junior college.
The soccer demands, the academic load and daily life at university level.
Comparing coaches, programs, money and academics before she commits.
Club to Campus answers all three in plain language, with deliverables you can see and use.
Two pathways
Every family follows the same three steps: Assess where she is, Plan the path, and Commit with confidence. What changes is the focus: development for younger players, recruiting and decisions for older ones.
Grades 9–10
“Am I on the right track?”
Grades 11–12
“Where can I realistically play?”
About
Founder and principal advisor. I have played college and professional soccer, called Division I women’s matches for ESPN+, and built a club from the ground up. I know what college coaches look for because I have worked alongside them.
Judgment, not access. I evaluate what I see, not who I know. You are paying for an honest read on the right fit, not for a roster spot.
The Ohio State University and UC Santa BarbaraUCSB graduate
Santos FC, São Paulo (2017)LA Galaxy Orange County, UWS (2018) · WPSL player and manager since 2019
ESPN+ women’s soccer color commentator and analystCal State Fullerton women’s soccer, including Big West matchups
Miss Kick FC, a women’s soccer organization focused on player development and pathwaysWPSL Franchise of the Year, 2024 and 2026 · 2026 WPSL Coastal Division Champions
Sample report
Every evaluation follows the same three steps: observe her play, score six areas, then compare her profile with what each college level typically needs.
Scored 1–5. A 3 is comparable to a typical player at the college level discussed.
| Level | Technical | Tactical | Physical | Mental | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Her scores | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3 | Profile |
| Division I | 5 (−1) | 4 | 4 (−1) | 4 (−1) | Reach |
| Division II | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3 | Target |
| Division III | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | Likely |
| NAIA | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 | Target |
Benchmarks are illustrative: the profile typically needed to compete for minutes at each level. (−1) means one point short.
Development priorities for the next 6–12 months, each with an action and a way to measure progress.
The full report adds notes for every score, strengths to lead with, an academic and eligibility check, and a recommended pathway.
What to expect
Fees pay for evaluation and guidance, never for a result.
Questions
Foundation is built for grades 9 and 10 and Commitment for grades 11 and 12. If you are unsure, book a consultation and we will decide together.
No. Nobody can honestly promise one. You are paying for an independent evaluation and guidance on the right fit.
Game video, her transcript and her schedule. Tell me about her goals, her club and the colleges she has in mind.
Yes. She writes to coaches in her own voice, and I coach her through who to contact, what to say and when.
I am based in Newport Beach, California. Sessions are by video call, so families anywhere can work with me.
A club coach knows her inside one team, and a platform shows her profile. I give an independent read on where she fits at the college level, and a plan to get there.
Get started
A short call about her goals and which pathway fits.