Class of 2018 -Campton United Signing Day
The College Fit Finder provides our players with a competitive advantage over a typical student-athlete navigating the recruiting process. This comprehensive system allows for individuals to take ownership of their future by equipping them with tools necessary to find a home at the college level. As a club, we are committed to not only player development, but truly being a catalyst in helping our players fulfill their dreams of playing collegiate athletics and accessing higher education. The College Fit Finder will provide uniformity to the club’s recruiting efforts and will allow for our coaching staff to take a much more personal approach in helping our athletes throughout the process.
Congratulations to all Campton Players that have committed to play at the next level!
Grad Year | Name | College | Division |
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2021 | Lindsey Rzeszutko | Saginaw Valley State University | NCAA DII |
2021 | Melissa Schneider | Northern Illinois University | NCAA DI |
2021 | Abby Roy | Purdue University | NCAA DI |
2020 | Stephanie Naskrent | Coe College | NCAA DIII |
2020 | Gen Porsche | Lees-McRae College | NCAA DII |
2020 | Elle McCaslin | Mississippi State University | NCAA DI |
2020 | Julianna Madonia | UW-Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2020 | Alondra Carranza | St Cloud University | NCAA DII |
2020 | Hailey Flannagan | Illinois Institute of Technology | NCAA DIII |
2020 | Zoey Kollhoff | University of Illinois | NCAA DI |
2020 | Allison Adams | Purdue University Fort Wayne | NCAA DI |
2020 | Katie Montgomery | Missouri State University | NCAA DI |
2019 | Kayla Villa | MIT | NCAA DIII |
2019 | Stephanie Howe | MIT | NCAA DIII |
2019 | Abigail Mastropolo | St Ambrose University | NAIA |
2019 | Caitlin Farrell | Loras College | NCAA DII |
2019 | Jenna Dominguez | St. Cloud State University | NCAA DII |
2019 | Kelsey Drumheller | Harding University | NCAA DII |
2019 | Yetzemany Solis | Judson University | NAIA |
2019 | Jenna Nichols | University of Wisconsin-La Crosse | NCAA DIII |
2019 | Makayla Brown | UW - Seven Points | NCAA DIII |
2019 | Jillian DiTusa | University of Southern Indiana | NCAA DII |
2019 | Emily Devivo | Winona State University | NCAA DII |
2019 | Alisson Wessell | Florida Gulf Coast University | NCAA DI |
2019 | Amanda Rose | Carroll University | NCAA DIII |
2019 | Anna Holcombe | Indiana State University | NCAA DI |
2019 | Saydie Holland | University of Mississippi | NCAA DI |
2019 | Cece Wahlberg | Indiana State University | NCAA DI |
2019 | Claudia Najera | Iowa State University | NCAA DI |
2019 | Hannah Rittenhouse | University of Iowa | NCAA DI |
2019 | Rachel Lutter | Minnesota State University--Mankato | NCAA DII |
2018 | Gracey DiBiase | St. Ambrose University | NAIA |
2018 | Hayley Popiel | MIT | NCAA DII |
2018 | Hailey Rydberg | University of Iowa | NCAA DI |
2018 | Fatima Bustamante | Trinity International University | NAIA |
2018 | Chantel Carranza | Grand Valley State University | NCAA DII |
2018 | Madison Fischer | Illinois Wesleyan | NCAA DIII |
2018 | Cassidy Joyce | Minnesota State University--Mankato | NCAA DII |
2018 | Erin McKinney | University of Wisconsin-Madison | NCAA DI |
2018 | Gia Wahlberg | Michigan State University | NCAA DI |
2018 | Zoe Welsh | St. Cloud State University | NCAA DII |
2018 | Victoria Thornton | Howard University | NCAA DI |
2018 | Peyton Willie | University of Illinois | NCAA DI |
2018 | Lauren Albrecht | Miami University | NCAA DI |
2018 | Madison Cady | University of Southern Indiana | NCAA DII |
2018 | Megan Majewski | Bemidji State University | NCAA DII |
2018 | Jenna Dombrowski | Ball State University | NCAA DI |
2018 | Ella Holland | Northern Kentucky University | NCAA DI |
2017 | Ashley Hayes | University of Southern Indiana | NCAA DII |
2017 | Claire Rasmussen | Loras College | NCAA DIII |
2017 | Kaitlyn Dziubinski | St. Cloud State University | NCAA DII |
2016 | Nicole Mondelli | North Central College | NCAA DIII |
2016 | Julia Peterson | St. Louis University | NCAA DI |
2016 | Jordan Andersen | Spring Arbor University | NAIA |
2016 | Elli Wahlberg | University Wisconsin-Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2016 | Allie Mikos | Lewis University | NCAA DII |
2016 | Anna Haub | Concordia University, St. Paul | NCAA DII |
2016 | Halee Sowinski | Baylor University | NCAA DI |
2015 | Hannah Demel | University of Texas-Dallas | NCAA DI |
2015 | Taylor Ortiz | University of Wisconsin-Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Alyssa Shipon | University of Wisconsin-Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Kathleen Duffy | Lindenwood University | NCAA DII |
2015 | Josie Dombrowski | Concordia-Wisconsin | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Darcy Cunningham | Washington University-St. Louis | NCAA DI |
2015 | Maggie Smith | Univ of Wis-Osh Kosh | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Bre Keller | Univ of Great Falls | NAIA |
2015 | Sydney Smith | Carthage College | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Olivia Callipari | Lindenwood University | NCAA DII |
2015 | Lauren Macchia | Univ of Wisconsin-Whitwater | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Melanie Domann | Univ of Wisconsin-Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2008 | Lauren Ostarello | Loyola-Chicago | NCAA DI |
2007 | Becca Ford | Northern Illinois University | NCAA DI |
GRAD YEAR | NAME | COLLEGE | DIVISON |
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2020 | Tuckers Janhs | University Wisconsin- Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2020 | Faizan Mohiuddin | University Wisconsin- Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2019 | Matthew Beaulien | Lewis University | NCAA DIII |
2019 | Andrew Leon | Benedictine University | NCAA DIII |
2018 | Rajin Bains | Benedictine University | NCAA DIII |
2018 | Colin Coine | Illinois Wesleyan | NCAA DIII |
2018 | Jack Schramme | Aurora University | NCAA DIII |
2017 | Angel Ramirez | Trinity International University | NAIA |
2017 | Miguel Ramirez | Trinity International University | NAIA |
2017 | Eric Whiteman | West Point Academy | NCAA DI |
2017 | Steven Owens | University of Dubuque | NCAA DIII |
2017 | David Gorniak | University of Illinois at Chicago | NCAA DI |
2017 | Jonathan Acevedo | University of St Thomas | NCAA DIII |
2017 | Grady Schliepsiek | Wright State University | NCAA DI |
2017 | Cameron Behm | Eastern Illinois University | NCAA DI |
2017 | Elias McCloud | John Brown University | NAIA |
2017 | Jasminko Dizdarevic | Urbana University | NCAA DII |
2017 | Matthew McCullough | University of Colorado at Colorado Springs | NCAA DII |
2016 | Ty Seager | Northwestern | NCAA DI |
2016 | Mitch Dorsey | Washington University St. Louis | NCAA DIII |
2016 | Garrett Morgando | University Wisconsin- Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2016 | Jacob Kapitaniuk | Wheaton College | NCAA DIII |
2016 | Zack Norton | Drury University | NCAA DII |
2016 | Brandon Diorio | St. Norbert College | NCAA DIII |
2016 | Jimmy Perreault | St. Mary's University- MN | NCAA DIII |
2016 | Thomas Saitta | Illinois College | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Marcus Singleton | Loras College | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Sebastian Heretyk | Monmoth College | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Ivan Boroquez | North Central College | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Reid Culberson | Calvin College | |
2015 | Sergio Blanco | Oakton Community College | |
2015 | Colin Kraft | Elgin Community College | JUDCO |
2015 | Robert Hottel | Lakeland College | |
2015 | Drew Sezenov | Taylor University | |
2015 | Hunter Finnegan | Valparaiso University | NCAA D1 |
2015 | Parker Setran | Biola University | |
2015 | Michael Delaney | Dominican University | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Jose Gonzales | Lewis University | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Nick Konopacki | Univ of Wis - Platteville | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Colton Wenig | Macalester College | |
2015 | Gavin Sanchez | North Central College | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Dylan Lange | University of Dubuque | |
2015 | Jason Lagger | Univ of Wisconsin - Whitewater | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Calen Colbert | North Central College | NCAA DIII |
2015 | Jose Gomez | Dominican University | |
2014 | Sam Hardy | Taylor University | |
2014 | TC Hull | Southern Illinois University Edwardsville | |
2014 | Jacob Sterling | Spring Arbor University. | |
2014 | Grant Stoneman | Wisconsin | |
2014 | Phil Legare | Hope College | |
2014 | Beck Nebergall | Bowling Green State University | |
2014 | Kevin Heinrich | St. Ambrose University | NAIA |
2014 | Reyman Solis | University of Wisconsin - Superior | |
2014 | Billy Larsen | Bowling Green State University | NCAA D1 |
2014 | Nestor Ascencio | Dominican University | |
2014 | Jakub Rys | University of Wis - Osh Kosh | |
2014 | Eddie Gonzalez | Loras College | |
2014 | Sam Knapke | Washington and Lee University | |
2014 | Flynn Collins | Simpson College | |
2014 | Mike Novotny | Eastern Illinois | |
2014 | Sal Acevedo | Millikin University | |
2011 | Angel Pedraza | Clark College | |
2011 | Jake Esler | University of Denver | NCAA DI |
2011 | Garret Creasor | Eastern Illinois University | |
2011 | Dylan Tucker | Carthage College | |
2011 | Nick Lutch | Central Iowa | |
2011 | Craig Hancock | St Bonaventure-New York | |
2011 | Matt Shipon | Augustana College | |
2011 | Noah Anthony | Wheaton College | |
2011 | Brady Wahl | Marquette University | NCAA D1 |
2011 | Mitch Tyton | Judson University | NAIA |
2011 | Mike Wybraniec | Elgin CC | |
2011 | Nathaniel Paur | Elmhurst College | |
2011 | Seamus Kaminski | Carthage College | |
2010 | Bart Masurak | Clark College | |
2010 | Tyler McEnery | Concordia Wisconsin | |
2010 | Johnnie Schnell | Upper Iowa CC | |
2010 | Brendan Carr | Eureka College | |
2008 | Steve Purdy | U of I Chicago | |
2008 | Matt Russo | Univ of Wis- Green Bay | |
2007 | Chris Russo | Western Illinois | |
2007 | Nick Helmer | Aurora University | NCAA DIII |
2007 | Mathew Riendel | Drake | |
2007 | Alex Tyton | Judson University | NAIA |
2007 | Luis Mojica | Northern Illinois University | NCAA D1 |
This is a guide for college-bound student athletes and their parents or guardians on getting to the next level. This explains rules and regulations from an academic standpoint as well as communication with college coaches. Keep in mind that these rules for communication reside solely on the coach. You can reach out to a college coach at any time via email, phone call, or snail mail. This guide explains how and when a coach can respond directly to you.
Note: This guide applies to NCAA Division 1 and Division 2 schools only. NCAA Division 3 schools do not have regulations as far as core-class requirements, and the coaches can respond directly to you at any time.
NCAA Eligibility Center
All student-athletes must adhere to specific academic and amateur standards in order to compete at the NCAA level. These academic standards include your GPA, Test Scores, and Core Classes, and must be met in order to participate in NCAA college sports. The NCAA will also need to verify that you are not a professional athlete and have maintained your amateur status.
You must complete the NCAA Eligibility Center questionnaire at some point during your high school career. To get this out of the way, we recommend completing this sooner than later. It allows college coaches to verify that you are on the right track and will be eligible to compete in the NCAA should he/she want to recruit you. We also recommend downloading the NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student-Athletes for more specifics. (Link also provided on this FitBox).
NAIA Eligibility Center
Similar to the NCAA, student athletes must adhere to certain standards to compete at the NAIA level. . The NAIA will also need to verify that you are not a professional athlete and have maintained your amateur status.
The NAIA Eligibility Center allows college coaches to verify that you are on the right track and will be eligible to compete in the NAIA should he/she want to recruit you. We also recommend downloading the NAIA Guide for the College Bound Student-Athletes for more specifics. (Link also provided on this FitBox).
Applying to College
You may have many questions about how to apply to college, what materials you need, or when to start. This will help ease your mind with the rigors of the application process and give you a better understanding on what to explect. Keep in mind that the process may be slightly different for each school, and you will need to research what to do for each one individually.
Early Action / Decision
This is something everyone ponders at some point, but applying early to college has both its advantages and disadvantages. Keep in mind you may HAVE to attend the school if you apply early and are accepted, so you need to be 100% positive that this is the school you wish to attend. This article will give you more insight on the early application process.
Selecting A College
You already have access to the perfect tool to help you with the decision process – The College Compass in your College Fit Finder account. This applies logic to what is otherwise an emotional decision and helps guide you to your right fit. Just rate the level of importance each of the different aspects of college life are to you, and the calculations take care of the rest.
NCAA Timelines of Communication
You can find a Recruiting Calendar on page 27 of the NCAA Student Athlete Guide. This calendar details what type of communication you can receive from college coaches and at what time during your high school career.
Note: This calendar applies to NCAA Division 1 and Division 2 schools only. Keep in mind that these rules for communication reside solely on the coach. You can reach out to a college coach at any time via email, phone call, or snail mail. NCAA Division 3 coaches can respond directly to you at any time.
SAT Testing Dates and Registration
The SAT is a standardized test that helps colleges from around the country determine your scholastic abilities in 4 subjects including Reading, Math, and Writing. It is recommended that each student-athlete prepare appropriately for this test and it may be a good idea to look into a test prep course.
Weighted GPA Calculator
The College Fit Finder will ask for your weighted GPA, however, not all school districts will provide students with that weighted calculation. Follow the link to calculate your weighted GPA.
National Letter of Intent
A player may make a “Verbal Commitment” to a play for a college, however the commitment to not binding until a player signs the National Letter of Intent. Most sports have signing dates that begin in the late winter/spring of an athlete’s senior year of high school. A prospective student-athlete agrees to attend the institution full-time for one academic year (two semesters or three quarters).
The institution agrees to provide athletics financial aid for one academic year (two semesters or three quarters).
NCAA Resource Center
There are quite a few NCAA rules that a student-athlete must be aware of when navigating the recruiting process. This link gives access to many FAQs and additional information that may help you along your path.
FAFSA Form
The first step in determining your eligibility for college financial aid is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
The form can be prepared annually by current and prospective college students (undergraduate and graduate) in the United States to determine their eligibility for student financial aid.
CSS Financial Form
The CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE (often written as CSS PROFILE), short for the College Scholarship Service Profile, is an application distributed by the College Board in the United States allowing college students to apply for financial aid. It is primarily designed to give private member institutions of the College Board a closer look into the finances of a student and family. It is much more detailed than the FAFSA.
The CSS Profile asks questions about the financial status of the student and the student’s parents. The information the student gives in the CSS Profile is then sent to colleges or universities that the student specifies.
Along with the FAFSA, the CSS Profile is the most common financial aid application that students in the United States fill out.
NAIA Student Athlete Guide
This guide will help you understand the necessary grades, test scores, and amateur stance to compete in the NAIA. For parents, it helps explain the types of scholarships, financial aid, grants, and loans that may be available to you.
NAIA Timelines of Communication
Similar to NCAA Division 3, college coaches at the NAIA level can respond to you at any time via email, phone call, text, or snail mail, with a few exceptions, which are detailed in this article.
College Application Checklist
You may have trouble keeping track of where you stand with applying to each individual school, and this is a great resource to help you stay organized. We recommend keeping this checklist (or something similar) handy for each school.
ACT Test Dates and Registration
The ACT is a standardized test that helps colleges from around the country determine your scholastic abilities in 4 subjects including English, Reading, Math, and Science. It is recommended that each student-athlete prepare appropriately for this test and it may be a good idea to look into a test prep course.
NCAA Core Courses
NCAA schools require college-bound student-athletes to build a foundation of high school courses to prepare them for the academic expectations in college.
Click the link above for more information on the eligibility requirements for NCAA Core Course Eligibility Requirements for the various athletic divisions.
List of NCAA Core Courses
Some student-athletes need to know if their specific High School classes have satisfied the NCAA Core Course Requirements. Follow the link to determine which or your High School classes fall under each category.