94 Class In College Soccer Updates

I will keep this updated until we have an accurate and complete record of how the 94 boys did in college soccer since it is valuable to parents who have club or DA players who want to play college soccer. Right now you could probably say roughly 90 - 94's made a verbal commitment to a college to play soccer and most went on to that college and joined the team. One lesson from the 94 class is that Classic League players did make good college level DI, DII, and DIII players gaining significant playing time and some conference rewards as freshmen players. Another lesson learned was there are a very large number of schools with soccer programs including strong academic schools. Not all of the NCAA DI players recruited from the 94 class were from the USSF DA. A large majority are but there are some parents who may find club soccer along with High School soccer the best fit for their son's needs. Most Classic League players ended up in Division II, III, NAIA or Junior College teams. It is also surprising to see where the 94 class scattered I am sure I am still missing over 10 players. Most of the players that committed did attend those schools and play for their teams. There was a drop off between making a verbal commitment and actually joining the team. There was another portion that did not get any playing minutes on the field as freshmen from USSF DA and Classic League players. This may or may not be an issue for those players. Also, given the number of 94's playing college soccer there must be several hundred north texas players actively playing in college right now or joining with the 95 class. This is actually higher than some of the posters on txsoccer had thought or speculated in the past. This information should help parents and players in their college search for academic and soccer fits and this post is loaded with good tips for college recruiting. Hope that helps and yes I will update when I learn about additional players. There are different showcases for USSF DA and Classic League players. The key is to go to the showcases where there will be coaches from schools your players ability and academics are a good fit for and network with those coaches get them to watch your interested player. The FC Dallas Showcase, Texas Blue Chip Showcase in Houston, CASL Showcase in North Carolina, Disney Showcase, Adidias Showcase and several others in the east and west have a lot of college coaches in attendance. Key is to pick showcases that fit the profile of your players (ability, academics, and geographical interests).

Soccernovice wrote:I will keep this updated until we have an accurate and complete record of how the 94 boys did in college soccer since it is valuable to parents who have club or DA players who want to play college soccer.  Right now you could probably say roughly 90 - 94's made a verbal commitment to a college to play soccer and most went on to that college and joined the team.  One lesson from the 94 class is that Classic League players did make good college level DI, DII, and DIII players gaining significant playing time and some conference rewards as freshmen players.  Another lesson learned was there are a very large number of schools with soccer programs including strong academic schools.  Not all of the NCAA DI players recruited from the 94 class were from the USSF DA.  A large majority are but there are some parents who may find club soccer along with High School soccer the best fit for their son's needs.  Most Classic League players ended up in Division II, III, NAIA or Junior College teams.  It is also surprising to see where the 94 class scattered I am sure I am still missing over 10 players.  Most of the players that committed did attend those schools and play for their teams.  There was a drop off between making a verbal commitment and actually joining the team.  There was another portion that did not get any playing minutes on the field as freshmen from USSF DA and Classic League players. This may or may not be an issue for those players.  Also, given the number of 94's playing college soccer there must be several hundred north texas players actively playing in college right now or joining with the 95 class.  This is actually higher than some of the posters on txsoccer had thought or speculated in the past.  This information should help parents and players in their college search for academic and soccer fits and this post is loaded with good tips for college recruiting.  Hope that helps and yes I will update when I learn about additional players.  There are different showcases for USSF DA and Classic League players.  The key is to go to the showcases where there will be coaches from schools your players ability and academics are a good fit for and network with those coaches get them to watch your interested player.  The FC Dallas Showcase, Texas Blue Chip Showcase in Houston, CASL Showcase in North Carolina, Disney Showcase, Adidias Showcase and several others in the east and west have a lot of college coaches in attendance.  Key is to pick showcases that fit the profile of your players (ability, academics, and geographical interests).

As a parent of a bb just entering HS, I find your information very helpful. There are a number of us who have yet to go down the road of college recruiting and how to best get our bb's in front of college coaches. The fact that many of the CL players are getting just as many offers or opportunities as DA players is good to know. There are many posters on this website that think they have to get their bb into PA or DA, but your list of what teams these 94's are from and where they got opportunities at the college level leads me to believe you are fine going either path. Thanks

That is very true back when we were 94's still playing we heard the same: nobody in classic could get an athletic scholarship to a DI program, very few if any classic league players could ever make a USSF DA team, etc. etc.  That smack talk from some of those parents along with bashing of smaller clubs with good intentions makes it great to pull together some facts for parents to see.  There are many good choices out for your son besides USSF DA teams.  Key is finding a very good coach and a great group of kids and parents.  That being said, I do believe there are great kids and parents in USSF DA programs.  I am very impressed with the maturity and work ethic of many of those players and what some of they have accomplished.  It is definitely a great path for very serious and gifted players.  My son was very lucky to play for a very good coach in a smaller club with a great style of play.  All of our players were happy with their choice of staying with club soccer and getting to play High School soccer.

Please keep going. Very informative for players and parents. Hopefully the same can be done for future cohorts. The road is tortuous and full of obstacles.

(UPDATED) The 1994 (2012/2013) graduating class was very talented bunch of players and sent over 100 players into college soccer. Some of the players got freshmen of the year honors in their college conference. Two play for the U20 National Team. One has been signed by FC Dallas as a professional in the MLS after a stellar year as a freshmen at the University of North Carolina. Some started and played every game. Most are returning as Sophomores to college soccer and a few transferred but will continue to play men's soccer. There are a few who I am not sure about so maybe someone knows if they are continuing with men's soccer or not as Sophomores. It is great to see that these players are doing well in school getting an education and getting to continue to play soccer in college on a varsity team. I am still adding updates not complete.

USSF DA Solar Academy Graduates 94 2012 Class

1.Adam Bonville - St. Edwards University played assume returning as Sophomore
2.Alfred Koroma - University of Akron transferred from Akron after freshmen year will play at SMU Sophomore year, playing for U-20 National Team
3.Blake Elder - Air Force Academy did not play in 2012 not returning
4.Brenden Lee - Southern Methodist University - played as freshmen returning to SMU
5.Chachi Mathers - Duke University - played every game returning to Duke men's soccer
6.Chandler Crosswait - University of Denver - played as freshmen returning to Denver
7.Cole Missimo - Northwestern University - freshmen player of year in conference returning
8.Connor Webb - Carnegie Mellon University - played as freshmen returning
9.Dalton Eudy - Providence College - did not play as a freshmen returning to men's soccer program as Sophomore
10.Eric Dinka - Georgia Southern University played as freshmen returning
11.Mason Miller - University of Central Florida played as freshmen returning
12.Murphy Short - Southern Methodist University did not play as freshmen not returning
13.Reagan Dunk - University of Denver returning redshirted as freshmen
14.Ryan Condotta - Old Dominion University played as freshmen returning as Sophomore
15.ZB Bennett - Michigan State University played as freshmen returning
16.Joel Mendoza - Northeastern Oklahoma State University played as freshmen returning
17.Erien Campbell - High Point University played as freshmen returning
18.Oshick Shams - Creighton University did not play as freshmen transferred to SMU as Sophomore. Brother of Alfred Koroma
19.Connor Copeland - Wofford College played as freshmen assume returning

AYSES 94 Gold Soccer Team
1. Josh Dillon - St. John's University, red shirted as freshmen returning #27 this season for St. John's
2. Tony Santibanez - Furman University, freshmen player of year in conference returning as Sophomore
3. Phillip Lassiter - Florida Southern College, played as freshmen transferred to Dallas Baptist University as Sophomore
4. Jordan Koeppe - Dallas Baptist University, played as freshmen not returning to DBU soccer
5. Kenneth Santibanez - Southern Methodist University, did not play as freshmen not returning to SMU soccer
6. Jordan Rubel - University of Texas at Dallas defensive conference player of year returning
7. Eric Shephard - Northeastern State University, played as freshmen returning
8. Haaroon Ismail - Austin College played as freshmen returning
9. Ramon Gallegos - University of Incarnate Word played as freshmen not returning
10.Ewahia Amhanesi - Appalachian State University played as freshmen returning
11.Shaun Dunn - Centre College, played as freshmen returning
12.Isaac Urcuyo - Florida Gulf Coast University will be freshmen player in 2013
13. Christopher Lofton - Dallas Baptist University will be a freshmen player in 2013
14. Carlos Mitlich - Tyler Junior College will be freshmen 2013 played for FC Dallas USSF DA senior year and one year after graduation

USSF DA Dallas Texans
1. Jacob Speed - University of Kentucky - played as freshmen returning Sophomore
2. Caleb Richardson - University of Kentucky - played as freshmen returning Sophomore
3. Geoffrey Hill - Old Dominion University - played as freshmen returning as Sophomore
4. Andres Reyes - Old Dominion University - played as freshmen transferred to Stetson University as Sophomore
5. Kevin Wright - Holy Cross University - played as freshmen returning
6. Cody Guerry - West Point University - played as freshmen returning
7. J.T. Kotowski - Bradley University - played as freshmen returning
8. Ryan Dendinger - St. Edwards University - played as freshmen returning
9. Tony Pagano - Dayton University - did not play as freshmen not returning
10. Owen Kalis - University of Memphis - did not play as freshmen
11. Ashkan Khosravi - UC Riverside University - played as freshmen returning
12. Kyle Underwood - University of West Virginia - played as freshmen returning
13. Joe Haines - Colorado School of Mines - played as freshmen returning
14. Jose Nieto - Eastern New Mexico University - played as freshmen returning
15. Sylvester Contreras, Midwestern State University - did not play as freshmen returning

USSF DA FC Dallas
1. Mark Asby - Harvard University - played as freshmen returning
2. Eduardo Cortes - IUPUI - Goalkeeper of Year in Summit League as freshmen returning
3. Nicholas Rochowski - University of New Mexico - freshmen redshirt returning
4. Daniel Garcia - University of North Carolina - plays on National team - freshmen of the year in conference - signed by FC Dallas professionally as home grown player
5. Aaron Guillen, Florida Gulf Coast University, played as freshmen returning
6. Michael Ambrose, University of Maryland, named to ACC all freshmen team returning

USSF DA Andromeda
1. Kyle Pujats, St. Edwards University played as freshmen returning
2. Karl DeZoeten, St. Edwards University played as freshmen returning
3. Javan Toldeo, Midwestern State University, Lonestar Conference Freshmen Player of Year returning
4. Eric Reyes, Incarnate Word University, played as freshmen returning
5. Sten Stray-Gundersen, Dartmouth College, played as freshmen returning
6. Armando Gonzalez, Purdue University Calumet, played as a freshmen returning
7. Juan Guevara, Purdue University Calumet, played as freshmen returning
8. Sam Currin, Tyler Junior College, did not play

TFC 94 Soccer Team
1. Eddie Puskarich - Southern Methodist University played as freshmen returning as Sophomore
2. Sam Glawe - University of Colorado - Pueblo played as freshmen returning
3. Michael Matthews - University of Texas at Dallas played as freshmen returning
4. Riley Cauley - University of Central Arkansas did not play as freshmen returning
5. Diego Gutierrez - Houston Baptist University did not play as freshmen

FC Premier 94 Soccer Team
1. Javier Parry, Wayland Baptist played as freshmen returning
2. Lucas Teese, University of Texas at Dallas, played as freshmen returning
3. Reed Pool, Tyler Junior College
4. Daniel Lockridge, Ouachita Baptist University, played as freshmen returning
5. Leevi Schwartz, Dallas Baptist University, played as a freshmen transferred to Hill College as Sophomore player
6. Ethan Wilson, Dominican University, played as freshmen returning

Solar Red 94
1. Brandon Harmon, Ouachita Baptist University, played as freshmen returning
2. Brandon Carter, Northeastern Oklahoma State University, played as freshmen returning

Dallas Texans White 94
1. Jack Wolf, St. Mary's University, played as freshmen, freshmen player of year, returning
2. Desmond Williams, McMurray University, played as freshmen returning
3. Volney Richardson, Oklahoma Christian University, played as freshmen returning
4. Phillip Ellis, St. Edwards University, did not play as freshmen returning

Dallas Texans 94
1. Hudson Smith, Dallas Texans, Trinity University did not play
2. Robert Lynn, Dallas Texans Trinity University did not play
3. Tyler Stevens, Midwestern State University did not play
4. Nick Krueger, St. Edwards University did not play
5. Ricky Davies, Coast Guard Academy, played as freshmen returning
6. Corey Barahona, Metropolitan Community College, played as freshmen returning
7. Kevin Lieb, St. Edwards University, did not play as freshmen status?
8. Conner Abene, Wayland Baptist University did not play as freshmen

FC Dallas 94
1. Derrick Horvath, Trinity University, injured did not play
2. Lowden Richardson, Dallas Baptist University, played as freshmen returning

FC Dallas West Texas 94
1. Dustin Beal - Hardin Simmons University - played as freshmen returning
2. Colyn Moore - Hardin Simmons University - played as freshmen returning
3. Miles Vincent - Howard Payne University - played as freshmen returning
4. Keagan Davis - University of Texas at Tyler - played as freshmen returning
5. Dillion Holguin - Hartford University - played as freshmen returning

Other Teams:

1. J.T. Hawkins - University of Texas at Dallas - played as freshmen returning
2. Kyle Rimer - McMurray University - played as freshmen returning
3. Jake Miller - Midwestern State University - did not play as freshmen returning
4. Grayson McMurray - Trinity International University - played as freshmen returning
5. Caleb Walters - Austin College - played as freshmen returning
6. Will Simonds - John Brown University played as freshmen
7.  Edward Rodas  - Wayland Baptist University did not play as freshmen

I did an analysis of how many 94 players from USSF DA and Club teams actually got playing time as a freshmen on their men's soccer teams.  I only evaluated NCAA DI, DII and DIII players and did not evaluate NAIA, Junior College, or Christian College player statistics.

PLAYED AS A FRESHMEN ON THEIR COLLEGE MEN'S SOCCER TEAM

                           NCAA DI     ---        NCAA DII   ---         NCAA DIII
USSF DA                  23    ---                   8              ---          1           Total 32 players
Club                              4         ---             10        ---              12           Total 26 players

TOTAL FRESHMEN COLLEGE SOCCER COMMITMENTS 2012

                ---            NCAA DI     ---      NCAA DII     ---       NCAA DIII
USSF DA    ---               34        ---             8              ---          1           Total 43 players
Club          ---                 8        ---            14                 ---     16           Total 38 players

Looking at the above data roughly 70% of USSF DA players who signed with NCAA DI programs played as a freshmen.  For club players, that number was 50% of the players.  For DII and DIII all USSF DA players went on the play as freshmen.  For club, in DII roughly 70% played as freshmen players and in DII 75% played their freshmen year.

There is a much bigger population of club players to USSF DA players that graduated.  Still I think these statistics are surprising given a lot of the banter that goes around on club, small clubs and USSF DA programs. We are blessed in North Texas to have some very strong teams in USSF DA and club soccer and some strong smaller clubs.  The 94's had almost as many players from club go on play as a freshmen in college soccer as the USSF DA teams just less at the DI level which is expected.  The 94 USSF DA class was very strong so this may be the high water mark for USSF DA placing players who played as freshmen in college.  Will be interesting to see how the 95's do this year as freshmen in college soccer.

There were 27 USSF DA and club players out of the entire North Texas 2012 graduate pool that played college DI soccer their freshmen year (played = got minutes on the field as a freshmen player).

Anyone have a handy list of 95 commitments? I've poked around some and only found Andromeda USSF has theirs posted. Haven't checked Classic League teams yet.

One thing to watch out for on team's reporting college commitments is make sure they are making a verbal commitment or signed a National Letter of Intent to play college soccer. Sometimes the web sites list the players who are going to college not necessarily going to play varsity college soccer.

Do soccer players first sign on the Spring day like other sports?

Official verbal commitments and/or NLI signed first week of February their senior year. Usually school provides athletic offer package if applicable and it is agreed to before player signs NLI (where applicable in DI and DII programs). Players typically have finalized their final aid packages before they make a commitment and have made their academic choices. Signing a NLI is irrevocable from the standpoint a player would have to sit out a year of college soccer if they change their mind. I found the USSF DA players were much further along than the club players in finalizing their decisions by February. Our club had players finalizing their decisions into March and April with one in June after the Youth Region III Championship. A DI coach saw him play and actively recruited him at that time he was still not committed. Every other player was commitment by June after their senior year that was going to play college soccer.

As always very helpful. Many thanks.

Soccernovice -

In your experience, any idea if colleges typically recruit/commit certain positions earlier than others? I'm aware of several 2014 graduating DA players that have verbally commited already. Seems most of them are offensive. None are goalkeepers. Maybe they start at the front and work back?

I believe some of the USSF DA and club goalkeepers that are playing college soccer committed later in Spring for the 94's.  One was due to coaching changes at their #1 DI school choice.  I personally met with over 200 college coaches face to face at college showcases they are always looking for a standout player at any position especially top ranked national players on lists.  Then they are looking at who is being actively recruited by their peers and try to out bid their peers on highly recruited talent.  Then after first week of February, they chase who is left with some having rosters locked down and will only pick up a very special player they discover from that point forward.  

DII and DIII schools are then chasing after all the others that are not highly recruited by the DI schools and lower ranked DI schools are also trying to find strong talent that fits their needs that are still available.

Each program has specific needs that must fill that vary school to school. That is the hard part of the process, there has to be a match between college program needs and your players talent, academic ability, and intangibles.

(UPDATED 9-16-2013)  

The 1994 (2012/2013) graduating class was very talented bunch of players and sent ~ 110 players into college soccer. Some of the players got freshmen of the year honors in their college conference. Two play for the U20 National Team. One has been signed by FC Dallas as a professional in the MLS after a stellar year as a freshmen at the University of North Carolina. Some started and played every game. Most are returning as Sophomores to college soccer and a few transferred but will continue to play men's soccer.  It is great to see that these players are doing well in school getting an education and getting to continue to play soccer in college on a varsity team.

USSF DA Solar Academy Graduates 94 2012 Class

1.Adam Bonville - St. Edwards University returned and playing as Sophomore
2.Alfred Koroma - University of Akron transferred from Akron after freshmen year playing at SMU Sophomore year, playing for U-20 National Team
3.Blake Elder - Air Force Academy did not play in 2012 not returning
4.Brenden Lee - Southern Methodist University - played as freshmen playing at SMU sophomore year
5.Chachi Mathers - Duke University - played every game as freshmen playing at Duke men's soccer as Sophomore
6.Chandler Crosswait - University of Denver - played as freshmen playing at Denver as Sophomore
7.Cole Missimo - Northwestern University - freshmen player of year in conference playing as Sophomore
8.Connor Webb - Carnegie Mellon University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
9.Dalton Eudy - Providence College - did not play as a freshmen playing on men's soccer program as Sophomore
10.Eric Dinka - Georgia Southern University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
11.Mason Miller - University of Central Florida played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
12.Murphy Short - Southern Methodist University did not play as freshmen not returning
13.Reagan Dunk - University of Denver returning redshirted as freshmen playing as Sophomore
14.Ryan Condotta - Old Dominion University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
15.ZB Bennett - Michigan State University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
16.Joel Mendoza - Northeastern Oklahoma State University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
17.Erien Campbell - High Point University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
18.Oshick Shams - Creighton University did not play as freshmen transferred to SMU as Sophomore. Brother of Alfred Koroma.  Has not played yet as Sophomore.
19.Connor Copeland - Wofford College played as freshmen playing as Sophomore

AYSES 94 Gold Soccer Team
1. Josh Dillon - St. John's University, red shirted as freshmen returning #27 this season for St. John's has not played as Sophomore yet
2. Tony Santibanez - Furman University, freshmen player of year in conference playing as Sophomore
3. Phillip Lassiter - Florida Southern College, played as freshmen transferred to Dallas Baptist University playing as Sophomore
4. Jordan Koeppe - Dallas Baptist University, played as freshmen not returning to DBU soccer
5. Kenneth Santibanez - Southern Methodist University, did not play as freshmen not returning to SMU soccer
6. Jordan Rubel - University of Texas at Dallas defensive conference player of year playing as Sophomore
7. Eric Shephard - Northeastern State University, played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
8. Haaroon Ismail - Austin College played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
9. Ramon Gallegos - University of Incarnate Word played as freshmen not returning
10.Ewahia Amhanesi - Appalachian State University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
11.Shaun Dunn - Centre College, played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
12.Isaac Urcuyo - Florida Gulf Coast University playing as freshmen player in 2013
13. Christopher Lofton - Dallas Baptist University will be a freshmen player in 2013 not played yet
14. Carlos Mitlich - Tyler Junior College committed did not play.  Played for FC Dallas USSF DA senior year and one year after graduation

USSF DA Dallas Texans
1. Jacob Speed - University of Kentucky - played as freshmen transferred to SMU playing Sophomore
2. Caleb Richardson - University of Kentucky - played as freshmen no longer on roster at Kentucky
3. Geoffrey Hill - Old Dominion University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
4. Andres Reyes - Old Dominion University - played as freshmen transferred to Stetson University as Sophomore
5. Kevin Wright - Holy Cross University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
6. Cody Guerry - West Point University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
7. J.T. Kotowski - Bradley University - played as freshmen not played as Sophomore yet
8. Ryan Dendinger - St. Edwards University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
9. Tony Pagano - Dayton University - did not play as freshmen not returning
10. Owen Kalis - University of Memphis - did not play as freshmen
11. Ashkan Khosravi - UC Riverside University - played as freshmen returning as Sophomore has not played yet
12. Kyle Underwood - University of West Virginia - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
13. Joe Haines - Colorado School of Mines - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
14. Jose Nieto - Eastern New Mexico University - played as freshmen did not return as Sophomore
15. Sylvester Contreras, Midwestern State University - did not play as freshmen not returning

USSF DA FC Dallas
1. Mark Asby - Harvard University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
2. Eduardo Cortes - IUPUI - Goalkeeper of Year in Summit League as freshmen playing as Sophomore
3. Nicholas Rochowski - University of New Mexico - freshmen redshirt played as Sophomore
4. Daniel Garcia - University of North Carolina - plays on National team - freshmen of the year in conference - signed by FC Dallas professionally as home grown player
5. Aaron Guillen, Florida Gulf Coast University, played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
6. Michael Ambrose, University of Maryland, named to ACC all freshmen team playing as Sophomore

USSF DA Andromeda
1. Kyle Pujats, St. Edwards University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
2. Karl DeZoeten, St. Edwards University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
3. Javan Toldeo, Midwestern State University, Lonestar Conference Freshmen Player of Year playing as Sophomore
4. Eric Reyes, Incarnate Word University, red shirted as freshmen returning not played as Sophomore yet
5. Sten Stray-Gundersen, Dartmouth College, played as freshmen played as Sophomore
6. Armando Gonzalez, Purdue University Calumet, played as a freshmen returning
7. Juan Guevara, Purdue University Calumet, played as freshmen did not return as Sophomore
8. Sam Currin, Tyler Junior College, did not play

TFC 94 Soccer Team
1. Eddie Puskarich - Southern Methodist University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
2. Sam Glawe - University of Colorado - Pueblo played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
3. Michael Matthews - University of Texas at Dallas played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
4. Riley Cauley - University of Central Arkansas did not play as freshmen returning not played as Sophomore yet
5. Diego Gutierrez - Houston Baptist University did not play as freshmen not returning
6. Seth Elliott - Dallas Baptist University playing as freshmen graduated 2013

FC Premier 94 Soccer Team
1. Javier Parry, Wayland Baptist played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
2. Lucas Teese, University of Texas at Dallas, played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
3. Reed Pool, Tyler Junior College playing as Sophomore
4. Daniel Lockridge, Ouachita Baptist University, played as freshmen did not return as Sophomore
5. Leevi Schwartz, Dallas Baptist University, played as a freshmen transferred to Hill College as Sophomore player
6. Ethan Wilson, Dominican University, played as freshmen did not return as Sophomore

Solar Red 94
1. Brandon Harmon, Ouachita Baptist University, played as freshmen played as Sophomore
2. Brandon Carter, Northeastern Oklahoma State University, played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
3. Cameron Gilbert, Dallas Baptist University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore

Dallas Texans White 94
1. Jack Wolf, St. Mary's University, played as freshmen, freshmen player of year, played as Sophomore
2. Desmond Williams, McMurray University, played as freshmen did not return as Sophomore
3. Volney Richardson, Oklahoma Christian University, played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
4. Phillip Ellis, St. Edwards University, did not play as freshmen did not return

Dallas Texans 94
1. Hudson Smith, Dallas Texans, Trinity University did not play
2. Robert Lynn, Dallas Texans Trinity University did not play
3. Tyler Stevens, Midwestern State University did not play
4. Nick Krueger, St. Edwards University did not play
5. Ricky Davies, Coast Guard Academy, played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
6. Corey Barahona, Metropolitan Community College, played as freshmen did not return as Sophomore
7. Kevin Lieb, St. Edwards University, did not play as freshmen or Sophomore yet
8. Conner Abene, Wayland Baptist University did not play as freshmen

FC Dallas 94
1. Derrick Horvath, Trinity University, injured did not play as freshmen returning did not play as Sophomore yet
2. Lowden Richardson, Dallas Baptist University, played as freshmen did not return
3. Jay Williams - Dallas Baptist University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore

FC Dallas West Texas 94
1. Dustin Beal - Hardin Simmons University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
2. Colyn Moore - Hardin Simmons University - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
3. Miles Vincent - Howard Payne University - played as freshmen did not return
4. Keagan Davis - University of Texas at Tyler - played as freshmen did not return
5. Dillion Holguin - Hartford University - played as freshmen did not return

Other Teams:

1. J.T. Hawkins - University of Texas at Dallas - played as freshmen played as Sophomore
2. Kyle Riese - McMurray University - played as freshmen played as Sophomore
3. Jake Miller - Midwestern State University - red shirted as freshmen did not return
4. Grayson McMurray - Trinity International University - played as freshmen did not return
5. Caleb Walters - Austin College - played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
6. Will Simonds - John Brown University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
7.  Edward Rodas  - Wayland Baptist University did not play as freshmen
8.  Brian Robertson - Dallas Baptist University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
9.  Christian Lampe - Dallas Baptist University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
10. Alex Bacerra - Dallas Baptist University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
11. Matthew Buckwalter - Dallas Baptist University played as freshmen playing as Sophomore
12. James Shaw - Mississippi College played as freshmen and playing as Sophomore