What will you learn?
Many of our student athletes have the goal of playing soccer at the college level. Our goal is to educate every player and parent (whether you want to play soccer in college or not) on the college process and give them the tools to find the school that meets their specific desires, needs and abilities as early as possible.
This workshop will provide insight into the college process from the perspective of the student and the parent.
These questions (and more!) will be answered by our panel of experts and current college athletes:
Where will it be?
Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 6:30.
Join us in the Lecture Hall at Torrey Pines High School, 3710 Del Mar Heights Road, San Diego. Look for signs at the entrance to the school on Del Mar Heights Road directing you to the back for parking.
RSVP
Please click on the RSVP button below and register for our ATTACKING COLLEGE evening!
For more information, please contact Marilee Pacelli or call the office at (760) 479-1500.
Many of our student athletes have the goal of playing soccer at the college level. Our goal is to educate every player and parent (whether you want to play soccer in college or not) on the college process and give them the tools to find the school that meets their specific desires, needs and abilities as early as possible.
This workshop will provide insight into the college process from the perspective of the student and the parent.
These questions (and more!) will be answered by our panel of experts and current college athletes:
- What does RSF Attack do for families to help in the college process?
- What are the NCAA recruiting rules about contacting coaches and college visits?
- How should I act when I meet a coach in his/her office on campus?
- Why is calling a coach so stressful, and can you help? (Spoiler: YES!)
- What makes a good (and bad) highlight video?
- How important are grades and test scores? (another Spoiler: VERY!)
- What is it actually like to live the life of a college soccer player?
- What do college coaches look for when they're recruiting athletes?
- What is the FAFSA and how do athletic scholarships factor into financial aid and paying for college?
Where will it be?
Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 6:30.
Join us in the Lecture Hall at Torrey Pines High School, 3710 Del Mar Heights Road, San Diego. Look for signs at the entrance to the school on Del Mar Heights Road directing you to the back for parking.
RSVP
Please click on the RSVP button below and register for our ATTACKING COLLEGE evening!
For more information, please contact Marilee Pacelli or call the office at (760) 479-1500.
College Visibility
RSF Attack is committed to helping families find the right fit for every player who has the goal of playing college soccer. Through the years Attack players have been awarded roster spots at colleges across NCAA divisions and throughout the country.
Attack has a comprehensive recruiting programed aimed at showcasing our players and providing information to families to help in the recruiting process. Each year we hold a College Night where we have college coaches who give advice on how to get noticed; our Recruiting Coordinator who goes over the recruiting timelines for each age group and finding the right “fit”; a Q&A with collegiate players; info on how to create a highlight video; and, a presentation about how to make college more affordable.
Our Attack Recruiting Portal has websites that have been created for our Olders teams that list each player and give information that a college coach would be interested in. We also provide brochures for these teams to be handed out at tournaments to coaches on the sidelines.
Our thanks to the individuals and companies listed below for providing ongoing help to our Attack families with our College Visibility Program. If you have any questions, please contact them directly.
Attack has a comprehensive recruiting programed aimed at showcasing our players and providing information to families to help in the recruiting process. Each year we hold a College Night where we have college coaches who give advice on how to get noticed; our Recruiting Coordinator who goes over the recruiting timelines for each age group and finding the right “fit”; a Q&A with collegiate players; info on how to create a highlight video; and, a presentation about how to make college more affordable.
Our Attack Recruiting Portal has websites that have been created for our Olders teams that list each player and give information that a college coach would be interested in. We also provide brochures for these teams to be handed out at tournaments to coaches on the sidelines.
Our thanks to the individuals and companies listed below for providing ongoing help to our Attack families with our College Visibility Program. If you have any questions, please contact them directly.
Jeff McMahon
Founder/CEO
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Jeff Jaye
Managing Director
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Andy Hemmerich
Founder & President
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College Recruits
High School seniors across the country signed the NLI (National Letter of Intent) on Wednesday, Feb 3, 2016, to officially commit to college athletics.
RSF Attack athletes were well-represented in San Diego, with six graduating seniors claiming their spots on college soccer rosters.
Congratulations to all of our graduating seniors and their families! The future is bright at RSF Attack! You can see much more at the RSF Attack Recruiting Portal: AttackRecruiting.com.
RSF Attack athletes were well-represented in San Diego, with six graduating seniors claiming their spots on college soccer rosters.
Congratulations to all of our graduating seniors and their families! The future is bright at RSF Attack! You can see much more at the RSF Attack Recruiting Portal: AttackRecruiting.com.
Congratulations Attack Players Named to the UT All Academic Teams
The San Diego Union-Tribune named 4,202 student-athletes to the UT All-Academic Teams for the 2017-2018 winter season for High School sports. This is the 33rd year for these awards where last year about 17,000 awards were given out. Attack had 28 players on the list, which includes juniors and seniors who participated in a CIF-approved varsity sport and maintained a cumulative, weighted grade-point average of 3.0 or better.
Congratulations to all Attack players!
You can link to the article in the Union Tribune by clicking here.
Congratulations to all Attack players!
You can link to the article in the Union Tribune by clicking here.
List of Attack Winners
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Girls
Rachel Askari Reese Billington Amy Blackburn Brigitte Bonebrake Margaret Brick Jessica Fleck Grace Mazzilli Anna Nuzzo Emma Pacelli Abigail Prager Diana Rios Madelyn Sanford Ashley Serven ViviAnne Steer Gabriella Surpin Kate Thomas Laura Walton Pierce Wollan |
Boys
Sean Bridges Justin Diehl Wyatt Eastlack Conner Hunt Blake Muchnick Zack Pilarski Josh Urich Jordan Watkins James Whitehouse Connor Wood |
