Posted On May 22, 2014 by PUSC

Kristian Heptner Commits to UC Davis

“I am honored to say that I have committed to UC Davis. I am very excited to play soccer at the great Division 1 program that Davis has to offer. Not only does UCD offer a top soccer program, but many great academic opportunities that I cannot wait to explore. I have many people to […]Continue reading..

Posted On May 21, 2014 by PUSC

Sarah Hollinghaus of U18G 97 White Commits to Weber State University

“I am so excited to announce that I am playing at Weber State University this fall. After visiting the campus and meeting the players and coaches, I knew it was a perfect fit for me. I am so grateful for everyone that has been influential on my soccer experience. I would first like to thank […]Continue reading..

Posted On April 22, 2014 by PUSC

Sydney Pagador, Placer United ’97 Commits to the University of New Mexico

“I am excited to announce that I have verbally committed to the University of New Mexico. It’s such a blessing that I get to play soccer at the school where my dad played football. After visiting the campus, I completely fell in love with everything the school has to offer, from the academics to the […]Continue reading..

Posted On March 10, 2014 by PUSC

Izzie Leuken of Placer United 98 Red Commits to University of San Francisco

“I am so happy to announce that I have officially verbally committed to University of San Francisco! Ever since I was a young girl I have dreamed of being able to go to college and play soccer, and now I finally get my chance to do so! I am so thankful for everyone in my […]Continue reading..

Posted On March 7, 2014 by PUSC

Savannah Schultz Commits to Cal State University, East Bay

“I am super excited to say that I have verbally committed to Cal State University, East Bay. After visiting the campus and meeting the coaches, Amy Gerace and assistant Zlatan Sahmanovic, I knew it was the perfect fit for me. I would like to thank all my coaches in the past for getting me were […]Continue reading..

Posted On March 4, 2014 by PUSC

Corban Anderson Commits to University of Washington

“I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to play soccer at the University of Washington. It is very humbling to have accomplished this goal of playing at a top ranked, Division 1 soccer program. Apart from the soccer, UW offers a top International Business program, a great location in the heart of Seattle, and a contagious, […]Continue reading..

Posted On February 20, 2014 by PUSC

Placer United Alumni Season Results 2013

Placer United Alumni See Success with Team and Individual Awards During the 2013 Collegiate Season NCAA Division 1 Mikaela Arnstein and the UCLA Bruins won the Division 1 Women’s College Cup National Championship Miranda Bailey and Brigham Young University reached the second round of the Division 1 Women’s National Championship Tournament. Jake Feener, Seatte University, […]Continue reading..

Posted On February 20, 2014 by PUSC

Maggie Bell Commits to Cal Berkeley

Maggie Bell “I am super excited to announce that I officially verbally committed to UC Berkeley. I have grown up going to Cal football games my entire life so this really is a dream come true. For me, Berkeley has the whole package; allowing me to receive an amazing education as well as play soccer in […]Continue reading..

Posted On February 13, 2014 by PUSC

2014 Graduates College Signings

Placer United Soccer Club is proud to announce area high school seniors, who have been actively involved in Placer United Soccer Club, will take their athletic skills to the next level as they move on to their chosen colleges and universities. Dali Alarian – Vista Del Lago High School Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY  (Div. […]Continue reading..

Posted On February 6, 2014 by PUSC

Alex Walsh Headed to Academy of Art University

“It is a privilege to sign for the Academy of Art University and to become a part of the soccer team next year. It’s location in the middle of San Francisco makes me so excited, as it is one of the most diverse, interesting cities in the world. I hope to pursue a degree in […]Continue reading..