Breakdown of Ivy League men's soccer recruiting for the class of 2025 using Master's ID Camp data. Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Georgetown, and Harvard all have commit counts, but the 28-player roster limit will force transfers and more recruiting. Ethan Congleton and a left-footed player named Matty are among the commits.
What positions are the Ivy League schools still looking for for the class of 2025? This particular statistic comes from Master's ID Camp, which is a very good ID camp for top academic students, and you have to go your freshman and sophomore year. After that, I don't really recommend this camp, but here are statistics they keep track of regarding commits. Now, I know off that, that this is not completely accurate because we have students who have been made offers and have committed but haven't been announced yet. Take it with a grain of salt. So if we look at here, Brown, 25 commits as of this moment, we'll call this date September 4th. They have 0 commits for 2025. Columbia committed 2 people. They have 5 seniors and their junior class have 9 players. For Cornell, 2 players have committed. In their senior class, they have 10. One of them is his 5th year. Junior year, they have 8 of them. Now remember, if they, for example, in their senior class graduate 10 but they have a roster of 40, which they don't— roster of 30, 35, 32— remember, they can only have a roster of 28. So the recruiting is going to change and a lot of kids are going to transfer. Here is Duke. Now I already know they have committed somebody to 2026. Then congratulations to Ethan Congleton for committing as a junior. Okay, Georgetown commits 2025. They need 3. I know one of the commits, left-footed guy for LAFC too, Matty. Georgetown, Georgetown class of '07. Harvard, 4. We have a player at Harvard. Call me, link is in the bio, and I look forward to talking to you soon.
