Reno Apex provides a structured pathway that gives every player the opportunity to develop and compete at the right level. Whether a player is just starting out in recreational soccer or competing at the national level, our tiered team structure ensures a challenging and supportive environment at every stage of their development.
Competition Pathway
Our players progress through a series of competitive leagues, each stepping up in level and intensity. Top teams earn opportunities to compete in state and national postseason events.
College Showcases & Elite Player Programs
Top Reno Apex players earn opportunities to compete in premier college showcase events and elite identification programs, gaining exposure to college coaches and national scouts.
College Showcases
ECNL Davis
NorCal College Showcase
NorCal Leagues Cup
Las Vegas Players Showcase
Mayor's Cup
Club América Cup
NPL Finals
NorCal College ID Camp
Elite Player Programs
U.S. Soccer Talent ID Center
Reno Apex players have received invitations to the U.S. Soccer Talent ID Center, the national program that identifies top youth players from the region.
Olympic Development Program
Top players in each state, region, and the nation.
Player Development Program
NorCal's Olympic Development Program for elite players in Northern California.
Pathway to College Soccer
Reno Apex players have gone on to compete at colleges and universities across the country at every level, from community colleges to Power Five programs.
Women's
Four-Year Universities
Air Force Academy
Katie Muff
Brown University
Ava Seelenfreund
Bushnell University
Addy Morgan
Central Washington University
Stacia Conely
Chaminade University of Honolulu
Siena Ledesma, Esmeralda Capalad-Machuca
Colorado College
Kaelin Woodruff
Dominican University
Isabella Brown
Lake Forest College
Symphony Archey
Louisiana Tech
Madison Rabideau
Mount Marty University
Evaniie Diaz
Oregon State University
Emily Brandt
Oregon Tech
Carly Moss
Peninsula College
May Rivera, Jane Flynn
San Francisco State University
Megan Whalen
San Jose State University
Bella Flocchini
Sarah Lawrence College
Darla Ferrari
University of Arkansas
Lauren Tanner
University of Dubuque
Arriana Martinez
University of Idaho
Gracie Walt
University of Nevada, Reno
Lauren Muff, Rylee Husted, Avery Hayes, Ella Hallert
University of New Mexico
Molly Adams
University of North Dakota
Julia Briggs
Utah State University
Ava Gotchy
Washington and Lee University
Sydney Irwin
Community Colleges
Truckee Meadows Community College
Zury Rangel, Dakota Gomez, Sierra Gomez, Felicity Codman, Gabriela Ruvalcaba, Heidi Anavisca, Destiny Rojas, Taylor Honea, Natalie Harper
Lake Tahoe Community College
Leslie Jacobo-Duran, Yoselin Lopez-Lugo, Jenny Estrada-Galindo, Hailey Rok, Anaya Thiele, Carmen Damian, Alyssa Allan, Andrea Domingo
Men's
Four-Year Universities
Chaminade University
Remo Merlo
La Salle University
Brent Bickel
University of Gloucestershire
Ty Lake
Community Colleges
Truckee Meadows Community College
Marco Monreal, Leo Garcia, Hector Garcia, Fernando Robles, Brandon Escobedo, Valentin Linan, Fernando Eligio, Johnathan Munoz, Roberto Castillo, Jacob Rivera Gomez, Christian Martinez, Vision Adhikari, Alan Guitierrez, Miguel Maldonado, Alex Barbosa, Bryan Avila, Julio Cesar Solorio
Lake Tahoe Community College
Dominik Chipp, Aiden Morales, Sam Hillman
Pathway to Pro Soccer
Two Reno Apex alumnae have gone on to play professionally, competing in club academies in Mexico and Portugal.
Club Tijuana
🇲🇽 Mexico — Liga MX Femenil
Player
Lupita Trujillo
Torreense
🇵🇹 Portugal — Campeonato de Portugal
Player
Ava Seelenfreund