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Men's Soccer Division 3 Rankings

Hey everyone! So, I'm super passionate about soccer, and I want to continue playing in college (I'm currently a junior in high school). I've been focusing on Division 3 schools as I want to find a good balance between academics and athletics. Can anyone recommend some well-ranked Division 3 schools with great men's soccer programs?

6 months ago

Hey! It's awesome to hear that you're looking to continue playing soccer in college while also focusing on academics. Division 3 schools are a great option for finding that balance!

Some well-known and successful Division 3 men's soccer programs include:

1. Tufts University - They have had multiple NCAA championships in the past decade and play in the competitive New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC).

2. Amherst College - Also in the NESCAC, Amherst's men's soccer team has performed consistently well with numerous NCAA tournament appearances.

3. Messiah College - They have a long history of success, including multiple NCAA championships, in the Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth (MAC Commonwealth).

4. University of Chicago - They've had strong showings in recent years, in the University Athletic Association (UAA), as well as in the NCAA tournament.

5. Franklin and Marshall College - A consistent contender in the Centennial Conference, their men's soccer team has had numerous successful seasons and NCAA appearances.

These are just a few examples, and there are many more excellent Division 3 men's soccer programs out there. Keep in mind that it's essential to not only consider the soccer program but also the school's academics and overall fit for you, to be sure you'll be in position to thrive academically and personally in addition to athletically. Research the schools you're considering, visit the campuses if possible, and reach out to the coaching staff to learn more about their soccer program and team culture.

Best of luck in your search and your future soccer career in college!

6 months ago

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