FC Wisconsin Eclipse is proud to announce the first class of graduating seniors that will be moving on to play college soccer in the fall of 2013. Collectively, the class represents 11 schools in 9 different conferences – including the Big 10, Big 12, Big East, Horizon League, MAC, Conference USA, Summit League, NSIC, and WIAC.
FC Wisconsin Eclipse is proud to announce the first class of graduating seniors that will be moving on to play college soccer in the fall of 2013. Collectively, the class represents 11 schools in 9 different conferences – including the Big 10, Big 12, Big East, Horizon League, MAC, Conference USA, Summit League, NSIC, and WIAC.
Each of these players has earned the opportunity to continue their career in college by working hard over many years, and competing against the best youth players in the country to prepare for the next stage of their career. Congratulations to all of them!
Mary Erickson, Northwestern University (Big 10)
“Northwestern is the best of both worlds for me. It offers tremendous academic challenges while being in one of the most competitive athletic conferences. It is also not too far from home so I can still see my family.”
Jocelyn Etten, UW-Eau Claire (WIAC)
“I chose UW-Eau Claire because of the nursing program it provides. The program is one of the top in the state and the campus is beautiful. The soccer program also provides a great fit for me.”
Allegra Godfrey, Valparaiso University (Horizon League)
“I chose Valparaiso University because it offers excellent academics in combination with a great soccer program.”
Holly Heckendorf, University of Wisconsin – Madison (Big 10)
“I chose UW Madison because it provides great competitive athletics and has the major I am interested in - Physician Assistant. It has always been my dream to play for Madison.”
Anna Jurken, Marquette University (Big East)
“I chose Marquette because I love the school and it has a strong program for my intended major. I also love the coaches and team.”
Jamie Karch, University of South Dakota (Summit League)
“I chose South Dakota because the coaches are outstanding and I wanted to be a part of an exciting and growing program. They also have great programs in my intended major of Kinesiology and Sports Medicine.”
Brenna Koenecke, Purdue University (Big 10)
Michela Ongaro, Oklahoma State University (Big 12)
“I chose Oklahoma State because it is a great school with an elite soccer program. I love the support the school gets from the community and the genuineness of the people in Oklahoma.”
Briana Pawlowski, St. Could State University (NSIC)
“I chose St. Cloud State University because it has a great program in my intended major (Athletic Training). I felt the soccer program was a great fit for me.”
Emma Scaro, East Carolina University (Conference USA)
“I chose East Carolina because I always wanted to go to school in the Southeast region, and ECU was a perfect fit. The coach was nice, the university was the size I was looking for, and their sciences are very good.”
Sara Waters, University of Wisconsin – Madison (Big 10)
“I chose Madison because the academics are great, the campus is beautiful and I love the big school atmosphere. Also, both my parents went there and my sister is there currently, so it’s our family school.”
Jackie Wandt, Northern Illinois University (MAC)
“I chose Northern Illinois due to the welcoming environment created by the coaching staff and the team. I felt right at home and the university fit all of my academic needs."
