The competitive landscape of college soccer in the Delaware Valley has changed dramatically with the University of Delaware Men’s and Women’s Soccer programs accepting invitations to join the Summit League and Conference USA, respectively.
DJ Reider’s second college season didn’t go the way he planned, with a preseason injury forcing him to miss much of the campaign. DJ shares what happened, how it felt to miss out, and what he learned from the experience.
PSP’s Will Boehmer gives us a season update and touches on what resiliency means to him.
As he enters his senior season on Widener’s soccer team, PSP’s DJ Reider reflects on the lessons he learned from his freshman year.
PSP’s Will Boehmer shares his involvement in his third collegiate pre-season, touching on how this semester and season are shaping up. (And yes, Rosemont’s turf is gray.)
In youth travel teams, overwhelming competitiveness can take away from the importance of all that we can learn from playing team sports. In his first post for The College Experience series, PSP’s Will Boehmer describes his soccer upbringing and how he ended up at Rosemont College.
To play soccer, or any sport, at a college level, you first have to find the place that feels like home to you. In the first post in our College Experience series, PSP’s DJ Reider explains how he ended up at Widener University.
A clutch player on a dominant team. Penn’s Emily Sands is our Amateur Player of the Year.
Check out Ryan Griffith’s photos of the 2018 Army-Navy Cup.
The 2017 College Cup was a great weekend of soccer. The weather played a factor but it was nothing the Talen Energy Stadium crew couldn’t handle.
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