National Sports Center | Blaine, Minnesota

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Our facilities National Sports Center COVID-19 Preparedness Plan click here! The indoor facilities portion is at the top of the page. 

Please note that this event does not allow spectators. Only participants and college coaches.

• Open to Girls with the graduation years 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026.

• Dinner, breakfast, and lunch
• Lodging
• Field Sessions
• Classroom Sessions
• Scrimmages
• interaction with College Coaches
• T-shirt
• Post-event video

• Click here to register!  

• Early Bird Pricing ($379) until Jan 20.

  Register using code EBPCCG-23 to save $20

  Early Bird Fee: $379

  Fee After Jan 20: $399

  • Login and select the corresponding event.

  • If this is your first time using the system, you will need to create an NSC Event HQ account.  You only need one account per family (the account should be set up with an adult as the account holder)  Once you create your household account and have verified your email address and set your password  you can then add "participants" to your account (children, spouses, etc.)
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    Please contact the program registrar with any questions or for further assistance 

• $379 per participant
  • Each participant receives:
    • Lodging included
    • Dinner, breakfast, and lunch included
    • T-Shirt
    • Electronic recruiting packet for classroom session
    • Ability to use film for recruiting profile
• Refund Policy. Refunds are not issued for cancelled registrations after the player has been accepted into the program. Cancelled registrations can by a different individual for the 2021 event or transferred to a future session. Valid until the 2023 event.
• Surcharge Fee. The National Sports Center has instituted a 2% surcharge on all submitted card payments to help cover a portion of the processing fees assessed to the NSC by the card processing companies. Customers can avoid the fee by paying with an e-check with an online registration.

• Event Cancellation Policy: The following policy will be enacted IF an event hosted by the National Sports Center MUST be canceled by the directives of the State of Minnesota or the Minnesota Department of Health. Please know that our top priority on making decisions moving forward will be the safety and health of our players, coaches, referees, employees and fans. 

  Participants will receive a refund for your event entry. Team registration refunds will be processed at 100% of the registration total. Refunds will be credited to your account by no later than December 31, 2022. *Please note that if a individual elects to drop prior to the event, the above voucher policy will be in effect. This includes individuals making their own decision to withdraw prior to the potential cancellation.If a customer (club, team, individual) is required to quarantine because they have become sick or exposed to the COVID-19, and are not able to participate for this reason, there will be no refund unless done within the parameters of the existing policy for refunds.

Click here to register!

For questions, please contact Lucas Camargo at lcamargo@nscsports.org

All College Coaches receive a gift for attending in person.
Ability to recruit virtually (more information coming soon)
Refreshments and snacks will be available as well.

- Hamline University (MN)

- Clarke University (IA)

- Culver-Stockton College (MO)

- Knox College (IL)

- North Park University (IL)

- Bethel University (MN)

- Augsburg University (MN)

- Macalester College (MN)

- University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire (WI)

- Defiance College (OH)

- Upper Iowa University (IA)

- Chicago State University (IL)

- Luther College (IA)

Mike Regan - Head Coach North Dakota State University

Regan was named the head women's soccer coach at North Dakota State on Jan. 19, 2018. Regan is the fifth head coach in NDSU program history. The Bison earned a spot in The Summit League Championship Semifinals in his first year at the helm.

The Bison have had five All-Summit League selections in Regan's first three years, including four first team selections. NDSU has also had four All-Summit League Freshman Team/All-Newcomer Team selections and two Summit League All-Tournament Team picks. In the last three seasons, the Bison have had seven Summit League Players of the Week, along with Elyse Huber being named the United Soccer Coaches National Player of the Week. In 2018, the Bison had 15 Summit League Academic Honor Roll selections and 10 players selected to the Summit League Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence. In 2019, Monica Polgar was named to the United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-Region Team and was picked for the Summit League All-Academic Team.

Regan came to NDSU after two seasons as a Big Ten assistant coach at Indiana University in Bloomington. Prior to Indiana, he was an assistant coach at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, for four seasons where he was part of the 2015 Missouri Valley Conference championship team and the 2015 MVC Coaching Staff of the Year. Drake made four consecutive MVC tournament appearances.

Mike Navarre - Head Coach Augsburg University

Navarre will be entering his 23rd season as head Augsburg's women's soccer coach in 2021. Navarre has led a rebirth in Augsburg's women's soccer fortunes during his tenure, developing the Auggies into a team that consistently challenges for prominence in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, considered one of the toughest NCAA Division III women's soccer conferences in the country.

Navarre has led the Auggies to consistent successful seasons, ten berths in the MIAC postseason playoffs in the last 15 years, multiple all-conference and all-region selections, and a reputation of talented, hard-working student-athletes are the products of the growth and success of Augsburg women’s soccer under Navarre, who has built a strong program based on solid fundamental play, strong defense and an attacking offense.

Caylee Costello - Assistant Coach, South Dakota State University

Costello will enter her fifth season as a full-time women’s soccer assistant in 2021 after joining the staff as a graduate assistant in 2015.
 
During her time at South Dakota State, the program has posted a 72-30-18 record with three NCAA Tournament berths.
 
Costello was a four-year letterwinner at South Dakota State, starting every game her junior and senior years at defensive midfield. During her senior year, she was named First Team All-Summit League and was one of the first two Jackrabbit soccer players to be named to The Summit League All-Academic Team. After exhausting eligibility, she served as a volunteer coach for South Dakota State in 2014.

Ramon "Al" Aycart - Goalkeeper Coach, Augsburg University

Aycart enters his third season as the goalkeeper coach for Augsburg University. In addition he has 17 years of experience at the club level, currently with Minneapolis United. He also is a Fitness Instructor and Strength/Conditioning Coach.

Dan Rothert, Founder, Top Student Athlete Recruiting (Recruiting Seminar Lead)

-Before retiring from college coaching after the 2019 season, Dan Rothert, was one of the most successful college soccer coaches in NCAA history at any level. One of the few coaches with over 500 collegiate wins, Rothert’s 613 wins at Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa, between the men’s and women’s programs, puts him in rarified company. Rothert built Loras College into a NCAA III powerhouse for both men’s and women’s soccer. In his 22 years with the men, his teams won 12 conference championships and made 12 NCAA tournaments, while advancing to 8 Sweet Sixteen’s and 5 NCAA Final Fours (including finishing as national runner-up in 2015).   

Rothert also spent 5 years as Associate AD overseeing recruiting where he learned the in and outs of admissions and financial aid and uses this knowledge to help his clients find great fit opportunities and save money on college costs.

His company, Top Student Athlete Recruiting helps high school soccer prospects and families find the right-fit college to attend and compete at – academically, athletically, socially and financially.  Click here to learn more. 

-Alexandria Technical & Community College
-Anoka Ramsey Community College
-Augsburg University
-Bethany Lutheran College
-Central Methodist University
-Concordia University, St. Paul (MN)
-Edgewood College
-Gustavus Adolphus College
-Hamline University
-Husson University
-Iowa Lakes Community College
-Luther College
-North Central University
-North Dakota State University
-Northern State University
-Northland College
-Oak Hills Christian College
-Rochester Community and Technical College
-South Dakota State University
-University of Jamestown
-University of Manitoba
-University of Minnesota, Crookston
-University of Minnesota, Morris
-University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
-University of Wisconsin, Stout
-University of Wisconsin, Superior

- Anoka-Ramsey Community College
- Augsburg University
- Bethany Lutheran College
- College of St. Benedict
- College of St. Scholastica
- Concordia University, St. Paul
- Doane University
- Finlandia University
- Gustavus Adolphus College
- Hamline University
- North Central University
- Northland College
- Southwest Minnesota State University
- University of Jamestown
- University of Minnesota - Crookston
- University of Minnesota - Morris
- University of Sioux Falls
- University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
- University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh
- University of Wisconsin - Stout
- University of Wisconsin - Superior
- Winona State University

List of Schools Attending by Premier ID College Combine Alumni

2022 Class
Augsburg University
Augustana University (SD) Track and Field
Bethany Lutheran College
Bethel University
College of St. Benedict
College of St. Scholastica
Concordia College, Moorhead
Concordia University, St. Paul
Crown College
Grinnell College
Gustavus Adolphus (Hockey)
Gustavus Adolphus College
Hamline University
Lawerence University
Minnesota State University Moorhead
North Park University
Northern Michigan University
Rochester Community and Technical College
Southeastern Community College
St. Ambrose University
St. Marys University (MN)
St. Olaf College
St. Olaf College (Hockey)
University of Minnesota, Duluth
University of Northwestern (MN)
University of Viterbo
University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin, River Falls
University of Wisconsin, Stout
University of Wisconsin, Superior
Upper Iowa University
Viterbo University
Winona State University

2021 Class
Anoka Ramsey Community College
Augsburg University
College of St. Scholastica
Gustavus Adolphus College
Hamline University
Minnesota State University Moorhead
Northern Michigan University
St. Cloud State University
St. Mary's University
University of Minnesota - Crookston
University of Sioux Falls
University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
University of Wisconsin - River Falls
University of Wisconsin - Superior

What should I do to prepare for the combine?

• Plan to play your best!
• Complete a combine profile to be distributed to the coaches when you are accepted into the event.
• Contact prospective college coaches prior to the event by reaching out to any school you are interested and tell them that you will be attending the combine. There is a list below of the college coaches planning to attend the event to see who is already signed up. 

What do I bring to the combine?

• White T-shirt
• Dark Shorts
• Dark Socks (preferably Black)
• Molded cleats or Turf Shoes (training/games on artifical turf)
• Shin guards
• Soccer Ball
• Water or Sports Drink of preference
• Snack (concessions will be available on site)
• Pen or writing utensil
• Notebook

How many participants will be at the combine?

• There will be a maximum of 80 athletes at the combine

Will I be playing with my current teammates?

• All players register as individuals, so you will not be able to request to play with specific people.
• Combine staff will look at the registrations to put the groups together based on positions.

I am a parent, can I watch the combine?

• Parents are welcome to join the classroom for the session. 
• Parents not allowed to spectate the training or small-sided games.

When will I get my group assignment?

• Players are provided their schedule, group assignment, and number at check-in. All of the activities take place in one area so college coaches can see you.

When will I hear from the attending college coaches?

• There are specific rules about when college coaches can contact with players. Please visit the NCAA website for more information.
• If a coach is interested in a player and the coach is permitted to contact the player according to NCAA rules, then it is up to that coach when the contact occurs.
• Parents and players may be able to contact coaches for schools of interest, please review the NCAA rules for clarification.
• There are no guarantees that any of the attending coaches will contact your player. 

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