Toros in the NCAA

During the Fall 2025 season, Eture players competing in NCAA Division I once again made their impact across college soccer in the United States. Eture Toros combined for 81,188 minutes played , 110 total goals , 936 games played , and 612 games started throughout the season—reflecting their continued presence and contribution at the highest level of college soccer. Behind every stat is a story. Whether it is a player chasing an opportunity, a family placing their trust in th

Eture is proud to celebrate two standout players, Max Ogawa of NC State and Isaac Homer of the University of Portland, as they compete in their respective NCAA quarterfinals on December 5th, 2026. Isaac is a graduate of the 21/22 gap year program, and Max is a graduate student after attending university in Spain. NC State will face Georgetown, while Portland prepares for a matchup against Furman. Eture is excited to see players performing deep into the national tournament and

Jaime Barbero lifted the FDU Knights to glory in the conference championship, netting the overtime winner that secured the title. His clutch header ended the match 1–0, locking in the program’s tenth NEC crown and sending the Knights back to the NCAA Tournament. The decisive goal also marked Barbero’s sixth of the year, a career high for the standout forward. His timely heroics once again proved pivotal as FDU claimed another historic milestone. Eture Sports gap-year graduat

The CAA Men’s Soccer Championship this Saturday, November 15th, promises to be a thrilling matchup as two former Eture Gap Year players , Carlos Levy and Jackson Gould go head-to-head representing their respective universities, Elon and Stony Brook . Both Levy and Gould are Eture graduates from the 2021/2022 season , and their reunion in a college soccer conference championship highlights the continued impact of Eture’s player development program. In the Semifinals, Elon

The Sacred Heart University men’s soccer team has secured the No. 1 seed in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC), powered by a strong Eture Sports contingent — Carlos Gonzalez Palau, Daniel Losfablos, Axier Zeberio, Ivan Marques, Nacho Rullan, and gap-year graduate Rafa Matta . The Pioneers clinched the regular-season title with one game to spare after a key win over Rider University, where Gonzalez scored to seal the top spot ahead of their finale against Fairfield

Former Eture Gap Year standout Ethan Hackenberg delivered a stellar performance for SIUE in their Ohio Valley Conference quarterfinal matchup , scoring twice to help secure a spot in the semifinals. A graduate student, Hackenberg opened the scoring with a powerful header before calmly converting a penalty kick to seal the win against Western Illionois. A graduate of Eture’s 2019/2020 program , Hackenberg has continued to impress at the college level, showcasing the techn

The freshman midfielder found the back of the net in the 66th minute against Marist University, marking a key milestone in his NCAA...

Harrison Hew, a proud alumni of the Eture Sports Gap Year program (21-22), has just achieved a significant milestone in his collegiate...