The College Soccer Guy reviews Masters ID Camp data on eight top Division III schools with no committed soccer players for 2025: Bowdoin, Caltech, Middlebury, Johns Hopkins, Williams, MIT, Tufts, and Wesleyan. He flags where the data misses existing commitments and ongoing conversations, explaining that recruiting information isn't always public.
What top academic D3 schools have not committed players for the class of 2025? I'm the College Soccer Guy. I help you play college soccer. So according to this, Bowdoin has not committed anybody for the class of '25. Now I kind of know that's not true. This data comes from Masters ID Camp, which is a great ID camp, and they're doing their best. It's not public information who's being recruited, but Masters ID Camp is really great. Caltech, zero. However, we have a student who committed there last year, and we have a student who's texting with them right now. So I do know that they will be making offers very soon. Middlebury's a great school, and they have 10 seniors, and they, according to them, they have zero commits. Johns Hopkins, I know they have commits already, so that's not accurate, but that is awesome. They have 6 seniors graduating. Williams, great school, and they have zero commits. MIT, they've already offered one of our students that they would help them through the admissions, which really just means like, for MIT, you have to basically get it on your own, but then you're on the team, 'cause MIT is such a good school, and that's really exciting for them. Tufts, we have a student who committed there last year, Mr. Will, congratulations. And they have zero commits so far. And Wesleyan. And then we're working on these two that are coming. This is the dates. So call me, the link is in the bio, and I'll talk to you soon.
