GMTM Virtual offers athletes a free opportunity to compete and be found. GMTM Virtual will launch various skills, drills and combine options for athletes to compete in. Each athlete will record themselves, and submit the video to GMTM Virtual to be SEEN and be EVALUATED by Coaches, Camps and Professional Athletes. While camps and tournaments are postponed, your recruitment won't be.

The GMTM Virtual

Quarterbacks, welcome to the Elite 11 Digital Combine!This is your opportunity to put your abilities on display and be seen by decision makers across the country!We encourage you to submit as many of the testing & measurement videos as possible in addition to your Pro Day Script. You can only submit one video per drill so make sure it's your best one before uploading. Please record video horizontally as demonstrated in each of the example videos. Your opportunity starts now! GOOD LUCK!

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USA Bobsled & Skeleton athletes have won 33 medals in the Winter Olympic Games and dozens more in World Cup and World Championships competitions. Historically, the team’s medalists have been mined from a variety of sports. Skills learned while competing in various sports, combined with a dedication to be a team player, can easily transition you to the ice. Find out if you have what it takes to become our next champion.

USA Bobsled and Skeleton Digital Combine: Season 2

The Area Code Baseball Virtual Showcase is open to the high school graduating classes of 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 as well as motivated junior high participants. At the Area Code Baseball Virtual Showcase, every participant will have the opportunity to put their best foot forward and submit only their best stuff that will then be delivered to teams across all levels & also put you in consideration for future 2021 events.

Area Code Baseball Virtual Showcase

WE BUILD THE MODERN BASKETBALL  PLAYER​ Splash Lab Virtual welcomes middle, high school and college student athletes (Ages 10-23) from across the country to compete in our virtual basketball academy training! We do things different in the Lab! Splash Lab Bay Area is a unique experience designed to build the modern basketball player.  Using the most current technology, Splash Lab offers players maximum repetitions on our shooting

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Welcome Athletes! We are excited to show you all that Gallaudet University has to offer! Our visit consists of an overview of Gallaudet, Washington, DC, our facilities, and finally a questionnaire for us to get to know you better. 

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The Los Angeles Rams High School Showcase is open to aspiring college student-athletes looking for an opportunity to showcase their skills, character and talent. Every participant will have the opportunity to put their best foot forward on a platform that will provide greater views and access to your skills. Take advantage of this opportunity to create and increase the buzz around your name this season! 

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USA Weightlifting has a long history of producing Olympians and world team medalists who have varied backgrounds ranging from acrobatics to water sports. Most recently at the 2016 Olympic Games our team was composed of 75% transitional athletes or athletes that moved from a sport in college or high school to weightlifting. We believe that our next Olympian is out there ready and waiting for an introduction to the barbell. So whether or not you have lifted or completed a snatch or clean and jerk we have a place for you. Join us and find out if you are our next weightlifting titan.

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Volleyball Canada’s National Excellence Program will be offered in September 2021. The NEP is a 4 month, full time daily training environment located at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, BC. Volleyball Canada will select 16* female athletes between the ages of 15-17 (on September 2021) from across Canada with the attributes consistent with high performance and the potential to compete for Team Canada Senior Women’s team in the future.

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We understand that athletes may not have access to a gym and/or video clips from pre-existing footage. Minimum requirements: ‘Athlete Introductions’ and ‘Physical Assessment’ sections. Previously taped footage may be used for the Highlight Video/Activities/Drills section.
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IDENTIFICATION DES ATHLÈTES FÉMININES – PROGRAMME NATIONAL D’EXCELLENCE 2021
Le Programme national d’excellence (PNE) de Volleyball Canada (VC) sera offert en septembre 2021. Le PNE est un environnement d’entraînement quotidien à temps plein de quatre mois qui aura lieu à l’Anneau olympique de Richmond, en Colombie-Britannique. VC choisira environ 16 athlètes féminines âgées de 15 à 17 ans (en date de septembre 2021) de partout au pays et démontrant les qualités recherchées pour évoluer au plus haut niveau et le potentiel de faire partie de l’équipe canadienne féminine senior plus tard.

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Nous sommes conscients que les athlètes n'ont peut-être pas accès à un gymnase ou à des séquences vidéo en jeu. Les renseignements des sections Présentez-vous et Évaluation physique (taille, envergure des bras, portées à une main et à deux mains) sont toutefois requis. Il est possible de soumettre des séquences vidéo déjà existantes aux sections Vidéos de faits saillants en match, Activités (Activities) et Évaluation physique (Drills).

National Excellence Program 2021 (NEP) Women Identification

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Mid Season Highlights 
Kolter Smith - QB
Louisville Male HS (KY)
c/o 2024
4.0 gpa

Facilities Tour

C/o 2022
WR, SS, KR, ATH
248-943-2768
jalensilver2022@gmail.com
Dad: Joel H. Silver, III 248-943-1924
Coach: Jason Albrecht 248-761-2015

FREAK of the WEEK Award

Laser Timed 40 yard dash for USABS Combine. Result 4.55

40-yard sprint

We traveled down to Colorado Springs to play the 8th grade Pueblo Predators. My O line were the real freaks giving me enough time to get the ball to our incredible playmakers who did all the hard work. 

Welcome to FIU Football!

OC Buckeyes vs Carson Colts 
Twitter @imwinnin8 
Insta imwinnin8 

Prospect Form

Caitlyn Urhammer competes in the 10 yard sprint for the bobsled combine in Casper, WY.

10-yard Sprint

Clean & jerk PR last attempted 9/6/21, prior to any coaching or individualized programming. 

Overall Best / Other Highlight

http://www.hudl.com/v/2GA0tQ
last region game!

Zachary McKenzie (12U c/o 2027)  Under a little pressure I shuffled forward and hit my WR on a deep 43 yard TD route. 

This is me just lifting some weights having fun! I currently weigh 182 at 5 foot 7 I'm wanting to train for the 2028 Olympics

Moved to d tackle got to the Qb and layed  him out 

Register Now!

Caitlyn competes in the The Interview challenge

The Interview

Hitting

Trabias  competes in the Athlete Highlight challenge

Athlete Highlight

Damon competes in the 40-yard sprint challenge

Kamari  competes in the QB Takeover: eBook & Submission challenge

QB Takeover: eBook & Submission

Valeria competes in the 2-Hand Reach // Portée à deux mains challenge

2-Hand Reach // Portée à deux mains

Katarina competes in the Spike Touch // Hauteur à l’attaque challenge

Spike Touch // Hauteur à l’attaque

Lucy competes in the Height // Taille challenge

Height // Taille

Damon competes in the Broad jump challenge

Broad jump

Korey competes in the Broad jump challenge

Markus competes in the Block Touch // Hauteur au contre challenge

Block Touch // Hauteur au contre

Caitlyn competes in the Athlete Highlight challenge

Julia competes in the Height // Taille challenge

Korey competes in the 40-yard sprint challenge

Anthony  competes in the 1-Hand Reach // Portée à une main  challenge

1-Hand Reach // Portée à une main 

Ryan competes in the The Interview challenge

Drew competes in the Pro Day Script challenge

Pro Day Script

Mason  competes in the 40-yard sprint challenge

Julia competes in the Block Touch // Hauteur au contre challenge

Lucy competes in the 2-Hand Reach // Portée à deux mains challenge

Andrew Pistone

In the heat of athletic competition, players are doing everything they can in
order to bring home a victory that day. That type of focus and perseverance can
immeasurably help an individual develop on and off the field. However, sometimes
it isn’t about the final score or wins and losses. Sports can help bring someone
out of a dark mental state, and brighten someone’s outlook on life. When
programs like Team Impact bring children to immerse themselves in the power of
sport, everyone wins.

The children that Team Impact works with are usually suffering from chronic and
potentially life-threatening illness. Faced with challenging days and mounting
odds, their mental state of being needs extra special attention in order to
provide hope. Team Impact provides that by partnering children with college
sports teams, so they can get out on the field and enjoy some time with
athletes. The program matches children with teams for a two-year therapeutic
period, which allows them to form personal bonds with the players, and vice
versa.

> 10 years
2,100+ kids & families
60,000+ student-athletes
700+ colleges & universities
49 states
...and we're only just beginning.

Today as we celebrate our anniversary, we look back on ten years of IMPACT.
Thank you for a full decade of support. We look forward to decades more! 
pic.twitter.com/YkAe7qfbHO [https://t.co/YkAe7qfbHO]

— Team IMPACT (@GoTeamIMPACT) May 11, 2021
[https://twitter.com/GoTeamIMPACT/status/1392187599234740230?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]
There are many heartwarming stories that have been facilitated by Team Impact.
One such example involves Melissa Ponce, a 13 year old who did not have the
happiest of birthdays this year. She had a brain tumor earlier
[https://dailybruin.com/2021/04/13/13-year-old-melissa-ponce-finds-lifelong-friends-in-ucla-womens-water-polo-teammates]
this year, which led to Type 2 diabetes, and was in the hospital for several
days. It was a brutal stretch for Ponce, but her days were made more cheerful by
a visit from the UCLA women’s water polo team.

Six players went to see Ponce in the hospital, and it was something the newly
minted teenager will not soon forget.

> “Just to have the girls be able to come down because I know they’re pretty far
away, that was really awesome,” Ponce said. Via DailyBruin.com
[https://dailybruin.com/2021/04/13/13-year-old-melissa-ponce-finds-lifelong-friends-in-ucla-womens-water-polo-teammates]
Not only did Ponce receive a memorable visit, she signed a letter of intent with
the UCLA women’s polo team, which made her a part of the team. Bruins junior
Katrina Drake realized the importance of the connection forged with Ponce during
this time.

> “Obviously this year has been tough for a lot of people, but we can’t even
imagine what she’s going through having to do all her treatments plus being
isolated,” Drake said. Via DailyBruin.com
[https://dailybruin.com/2021/04/13/13-year-old-melissa-ponce-finds-lifelong-friends-in-ucla-womens-water-polo-teammates]
Another inspirational story involves the pairing of children with Daemen College
athletics, which is a school in upstate New York. Katie Titus, who was a junior
guard with the women’s basketball team last season, was the central point of
contact with Anna Rose, a 16-year old who joined the team through Team Impact.

> “Everything was so up in the air and we had so many uncertainties that having
the idea of a match in the coming years and actually getting to meet her
virtually of course(during the pandemic) and everything was great,” she said.
Via Daemenwildcats.com
[https://daemenwildcats.com/news/2020/10/27/general-daemen-athletics-makes-impact-on-childrens-lives.aspx]
The school’s men’s volleyball team added William, a 13 year old to their team,
and he brought a lot of energy to their team meetings.

> “As you as you can on a Zoom call with him(William) or anything, even if you got
a ton of other stuff going on during the day, as soon as you’re talking with him
for like two seconds you’re all in. You’re like, ‘this kid’s awesome!’”, said
Daemon men’s volleyball coach Don Gleason. Via Daemenwildcats.com
[https://daemenwildcats.com/news/2020/10/27/general-daemen-athletics-makes-impact-on-childrens-lives.aspx]
These types of connections appear to be extremely rewarding for both the teams
and the young children alike, and reminds us just powerful sports can be in
uniting a society.

> Mariana’s smile says it all — there’s nothing like being back with your
teammates!

Mariana got out on Nickerson Field with @TerrierWSOC
[https://twitter.com/TerrierWSOC?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] for some pre-game warm-ups
earlier this season.#BeTheIMPACT
[https://twitter.com/hashtag/BeTheIMPACT?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] 
#GoTeamIMPACT
[https://twitter.com/hashtag/GoTeamIMPACT?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] 
#AllInAllTogether
[https://twitter.com/hashtag/AllInAllTogether?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] 
#UnstoppableAsOne
[https://twitter.com/hashtag/UnstoppableAsOne?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] 
#TeammateTuesday
[https://twitter.com/hashtag/TeammateTuesday?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] 
pic.twitter.com/mGaGBieUtz [https://t.co/mGaGBieUtz]

— Team IMPACT (@GoTeamIMPACT) October 19, 2021
[https://twitter.com/GoTeamIMPACT/status/1450561724420067331?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]

Team Impact: Bringing Smiles To Kids’ Faces Through College Sports

As we continue to return to life as we knew it before the pandemic began, fans,
coaches and athletes alike have been able to get back out on the court and field
in 2021. It’s certainly been a welcome sight for all involved, but some groups
are looking to increase the number of opportunities to play certain sports now
that the competition has returned.

The First Point Volleyball Foundation has been inexistence for several years
before the pandemic even started(since 2016), but are looking to increase their
impact now that sports are getting back to normal. The foundation’s mission is
to increase the number of avenues for which boys and men can play volleyball.

> “In order to seize the moment during this amazing time in the sport of
volleyball, we seek your guidance, your contacts and your active support,” said
FPVF chairman John Speraw. Via First Point Volleyball.com
[http://firstpointvolleyball.com/who-we-are/]
> Caption this! Happy Birthday to First Point’s Founder & Volunteer Chairman 
@JohnSperaw [https://twitter.com/JohnSperaw?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] Whoah…. the
hair!? The stache?! pic.twitter.com/ID0VtykaMe [https://t.co/ID0VtykaMe]

— FirstPointVolleyball (@FirstPointVB) October 18, 2021
[https://twitter.com/FirstPointVB/status/1450196509300043776?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]
The foundation has played a part in bringing men’s volleyball programs to
several colleges across the country. Over the summer, they helped Nassau
Community College in New York start up a men’s volleyball program to began
during the current school year.

> “We thank the NJCAA and the First Point Volleyball Foundation for providing the
College with the opportunity to bring this athletic offering to our students,”
said Dr. Jermaine F. Williams, Nassau Community College President. “We look
forward to cheering on the Lions Men’s Volleyball team in the 2021-2022 season.”
Via Patch.com
[https://patch.com/new-york/hicksville/nassau-community-college-nassau-community-college-receives-10-000-grant-njcaa]
Nassau Community College was one of 15 schools in the NJCAA to receive grants to
allocate towards starting a men’s volleyball program. It was a banner
accomplishment for First Point to be a part of such a pervasive project that
will allow more men to play volleyball. The foundation is optimistic that this
will be a motivating example for other institutions to follow suit.

> “Our hope at First Point is to see 35 or 40 more two-year colleges follow these
15 and sponsor men’s volleyball,” said Mick Haley, FPVF volunteer board member.
Via Patch.com
[https://patch.com/new-york/hicksville/nassau-community-college-nassau-community-college-receives-10-000-grant-njcaa]
In addition to creating enhanced access for men to play volleyball, First Point
also likes to come at their objective by highlighting the likely financial gain
it can have for a college or university.

> “You make money in our sport because the maximum allowed is 4.5 scholarships.
The average (men’s volleyball) roster size is 16 to 18 and some rosters are
20-plus,” said Wade Gerard, First Point’s CEO. He was alluding to the notion
that the NCAA has a scholarship threshold for Division I volleyball at 4.5. Via 
Forbes.com
[https://www.forbes.com/sites/jppelzman/2021/02/27/first-point-is-making-its-point-in-the-mens-volleyball-world-one-program-at-a-time/?sh=159542244e28]
It certainly seems like First Point is off to a great start in its first five
years of existence, and that journey is only just beginning. Gerard and Speraw
are hoping
[https://www.forbes.com/sites/jppelzman/2021/02/27/first-point-is-making-its-point-in-the-mens-volleyball-world-one-program-at-a-time/?sh=159542244e28]
to have a minimum of 40 Division I schools offer men’s volleyball in the next
five years, and are looking at their program as an opportunity to develop future
Olympians.

> ICYMI Men's Volleyball is coming to the Northeast Conference and US National
Team head coach John Speraw loves to see it 😍🏐@FirstPointVB
[https://twitter.com/FirstPointVB?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] | #NECMVB
[https://twitter.com/hashtag/NECMVB?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] 
pic.twitter.com/3Rvml9gmfn [https://t.co/3Rvml9gmfn]

— Northeast Conference (@NECsports) October 5, 2021
[https://twitter.com/NECsports/status/1445370151877156866?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]

First Point Volleyball Foundation Focused On Growing The Sport

Grace White

What are the top volleyball injuries and what are the best tips to avoid them?
As volleyball involves continuous overhead motions, such as spiking, blocking
and setting, players are prone to overuse injuries of the shoulder. In addition,
volleyball players are particularly susceptible to finger injuries.


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Rotator Cuff Injuries
The biggest shoulder injury is rotator cuff tendinitis. So during serving and
spiking, the rotator cuff muscles are important in bringing about the necessary
strength to move the shoulder. Most of the time the muscles aren’t completely
torn, they can become extremely irritated and overused.

The first thing to do in helping reduce or fully remove pain is get a lot of
rest and use physical therapy devices or even services. Of course, if the pain
continues on you should talk to your physician.


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Finger Injuries
Finger injuries are very common when it comes to blocking, spiking, digging and
setting. The most common are fractures, dislocations as well as tendon and
ligament tears.

If you are unable to bend the finger, consultation with your sports medicine
professional or athletic trainer is important. Treatment can change
significantly depending on the injury. 


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Ankle Injuries
Next up we have the most common volleyball injury known, the ankle. Almost every
ankle sprain needs an 8-week span of day to day rehabilitation exercises in
order to decrease the risk of re-injury.

Usually, these injuries can mostly be treated with a brace, physical therapy or
at home rehabilitation exercises and on rare occasions may need to be tended
through surgery. Often if operation is needed it could be due to subtle
fractures or cartilage injuries.

Definitely, if you have continued pain after a few weeks, you should get seen
for further evaluation. If you are having no pain and are able to support your
own body weight then you should be able to continue playing.


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Patellar Tendinitis
Another common injury is called patellar tendinitis. Basically what this is, is
inflammation of the tendon that connects the kneecap to the tibia (or shin
bone). This knee injury is common with any athlete that does any repetitive,
forceful jumping activities, such as spiking and blocking.

Patellar tendon straps can really help with releasing the stress to the tendon
and are often the first line of treatment. Physical therapy and athletic
training services that focus on stretching and strengthening are also helpful.

Paying good attention to landing from jumping in rehabilitation can be very
beneficial. Very rarely, patellar tendinitis continues even after therapy and
then surgery is required.


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ACL Tears
Let’s talk about the commonly heard of ACL injury. Like ankle sprains, most ACL
injuries in volleyball players occur when a player lands awkwardly after
jumping.

Usually, if you hear a ‘pop’ followed by swelling of the knee you should go
ahead and be seen by a physician to get an examination. Often an exam and an MRI
are what's needed to confirm the ACL injury.

Because ACL tears do not heal, those hoping to return to sports activities are
encouraged to have the ACL reconstructed. Recovery time is usually at least 6-9
months.

There are training exercises that would help to prevent the risk of this injury.
However, it is important to speak with a qualified athletic trainer or physician
before joining in on these activities.


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Lower Back Pain
Lastly, let's talk about lower back pain. The cause of most low back pain is
related to muscle or ligament strain. As the lower back is a usual source of
continuous pain among volleyball players, the pain usually does resolve with
rest, physical therapy and athletic training services.

If you are having lower back pain that goes down through your legs and/or a numb
and weak feeling in the foot or ankle, then there could potentially be a
herniated disk. If this is the case for you, a great next step would be to get
an MRI.

Most of the time players can return to playing once there is no pain, weakness
or numbing feelings. If there is continued pain for longer than a month, being
seen by a physician is a very great idea.


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The best tips on how to prevent volleyball related injuries are to use correct
strength training exercises for the lower back, shoulders, and legs. Definitely
using an ankle brace or even taping to prevent from sprain your ankle is huge.
Try not to do a lot of jump training on hard surfaces.

Something that can be very very helpful is to warm up by stretching and doing
light aerobic exercises, this is also very helpful after your workout. Always
remember that if you are having pain, please visit your doctor for whatever
treatment may be needed.

Six Most Common Volleyball Injuries & How To Prevent Them

Given the unique times that we live in, the NCAA has decided to allow for
unprecedented flexibility regarding the number of scholarships that an FBS
football can hand out. They’ve decided that for the 2022-2023 academic year,
yearly signing limits regarding how many players universities can bring in via
the high school or transfer pipeline are waived
[https://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/general-di-council-approves-one-year-waiver-of-football-scholarship-limits]
. Additionally, another provision was green-lighted that would allow schools to
replace as many as seven student-athletes on scholarships who departed after the
fall semester.

> NCAA waiver to help football teams replace transfers. https://t.co/1lSimVbmxM

— AP Top 25 (@AP_Top25) October 6, 2021
[https://twitter.com/AP_Top25/status/1445742406477889538?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]
These leniency regarding roster construction and scholarship offerings is coming
in the face of an anticipated transfer wave unlike anything college sports has
ever seen before. Because of the new rule that will allow student-athletes to
transfer and play for their new school right away(after their first transfer),
there could be an exodus of players looking to jump ship for a better situation.

> “We believe schools should have temporary flexibility to help address possible
roster depletion due to transfers. This one-year waiver enables schools to
properly utilize their scholarship limitations,” said Sandy Barbour, Football
Oversight Committee chair. Via NCAA.org
[https://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/general-di-council-approves-one-year-waiver-of-football-scholarship-limits]
> Division I Council approves a one-year waiver of signing and initial counter
limits to allow schools to replace up to seven football student-athletes who
leave school in the first term.

Decisions are not final until the end of tomorrow's meeting. 
pic.twitter.com/a5u3pP64BV [https://t.co/a5u3pP64BV]

— Inside the NCAA (@InsidetheNCAA) October 5, 2021
[https://twitter.com/InsidetheNCAA/status/1445438817280921606?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]
There’s a small caveat
[https://theathletic.com/news/ncaa-d-i-council-approves-1-year-signing-limits-waiver-to-account-for-transfers/rO2GwQvo6YDt] 
with regards to the replenishment of roster spots. A transferring player must be
eligible academically at the institution they transfer to, in order for their
vacated spot to be replaced at their old school*. The presumed logic behind that
seems to center around the notion of universities promoting education as much or
more than athletics. If a student is not doing what it takes to make the grade
in the classroom, and a university of relatively equal academic stature can’t
bring him or her on to play immediately, the incumbent school shouldn’t be
rewarded.

Institutions can
[https://theathletic.com/news/ncaa-d-i-council-approves-1-year-signing-limits-waiver-to-account-for-transfers/rO2GwQvo6YDt] 
replace players who enter the transfer portal after the fall term has ended, or
December 15th, whichever date comes first. That’s an interesting cutoff, because
usually bowl games are played shortly after the middle of December. It would be
interesting to see if teams are significantly impacted by departing transfers
who leave before the middle of December, in advance of a bowl game later that
month or in January.

NCAA Grants Temporary Football Scholarship Limit Relief For One Year

NCAA men’s soccer has kicked off within the past several weeks, and there are a
bunch of very talented teams vying for supremacy this season. Head coach Chris
Grassie led the Marshall Thundering Herd to the 2020 NCAA Division I
championship last year, and is looking to defend the school’s crown against the
rest of the nation.

It won’t be easy for them to repeat if early season results are any indication.
After a scorching start to their campaign where they throttled James Madison
6-1, Marshall was upset by Virginia Tech 3-2 in their second game. The Hokies
scored three straight goals after being down by two in the first half, which
could potentially have been linked to a lack of focus on Marshall’s part.

There’s a long way to go, but we’ll take a look at three teams who look like
they can go the distance this season in men’s soccer.

Indiana Hoosiers

It’s not too bold of a prognostication to slot the Hoosiers into the title
contention conversation. They were within a whisker of winning it all last year,
as they fell to Marshall 1-0 in overtime in the championship game. Two-thirds of
Indiana’s roster from last season has returned to the pitch this year, and it’s
a good bet that they’ll be strongly motivated by how close they came to glory in
2020. Indiana arguably
[https://iuhoosiers.com/sports/mens-soccer/roster/roman-celentano/15716] has the
best goalie in the nation in Roman Celentano, who has quite a few accolades to
his name. The junior won 2020 NCAA Tournament Defensive Most Outstanding Player,
and was also selected as Big Ten Goalkeeper of the year last season. Along with
talented forward Victor Bezerra, expect Indiana to make a deep run.

> The stage is set. pic.twitter.com/QXaiYPOvGk [https://t.co/QXaiYPOvGk]

— Indiana Men's Soccer (@IndianaMSOC) September 2, 2021
[https://twitter.com/IndianaMSOC/status/1433576726743896068?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]
Pittsburgh Panthers

Pittsburgh sports fans likely getting ready for another solid year of Steelers
football, but they might want to take a gander at the University of Pittsburgh
men’s soccer club when they have a spare moment. It’s absolutely loaded with
talent at nearly every level of the field. Led by spectacular juniors Velijko
Petkovic and Valentin Noel, the Panthers are going to be difficult to keep down.
Petkovic might be the best player in the nation this year, as he looks to build
on last season’s resume where he finished fifth in the nation in total points.
Noel is right [https://pittsburghpanthers.com/sports/mens-soccer/roster] up
there as well, finishing second in the nation in total points in 2020, and he
holds the Panthers record in consecutive games played with a goal with six.

North Carolina Tar Heels

The Tar Heels would qualify as more of a darkhorse pick, but they could make
some noise as the season wears on. Like Indiana did, North Carolina hung
[https://goheels.com/news/2021/5/14/mens-soccer-unc-marshall-recap.aspx] in well
with the eventual national champion Marshall in their matchup in last year’s
postseason. The Tar Heels fell 1-0, but had a shot hit the crossbar in the
second half that could’ve evened things up. Goalie Alec Smir is going to be one
of the main keys to their success, as he’s got the ability to record multiple
clean sheets in a row against stout competition. On paper, North Carolina
doesn’t have the offensive firepower that some other contenders do, so they’ll
have to work together to get prime scoring opportunities.

> GameDay Friday!

🆚: Georgia Southern
⏰: 7 PM
🏟️: Dorrance Field
📺: ACCN Extra#GoHeels
[https://twitter.com/hashtag/GoHeels?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] | 🐏⚽️ 
pic.twitter.com/mNUuKvJ3He [https://t.co/mNUuKvJ3He]

— UNC Men's Soccer (@UNCmenssoccer) September 3, 2021
[https://twitter.com/UNCmenssoccer/status/1433777296154914818?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]

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