Welcome to the Latrobe Boys Soccer Boosters Blog, your go-to source for updates, stories, and highlights.
Stay connected as we celebrate the players, sponsors, and community that make our program a success. Do you have a story, photo, or highlight to share? We welcome contributions from parents, players, sponsors, and alumni! Submit Your Blog Ideas Here!
Latest blog posts
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Learn how to follow up with college soccer coaches the right way—without sounding desperate or overdoing it. This guide covers when to reach out, what to say, and how to build relationships with real coaches. Includes sample messages and NCAA insights. Keep reading →
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Want to make a strong impression at your next ID camp? Learn how to stand out at a soccer ID camp with nine tips that go beyond talent—covering preparation, communication, mindset, and more. Includes links to our recruiting guide and camp resources. Keep reading →
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This Father’s Day, we’re celebrating the soccer dads who show up, suit up, and support our Wildcats—on and off the field. From sideline pep talks to backyard practices, they’re helping shape the next generation of athletes, leaders, and young men. Here’s to the ones who make it all possible. Keep reading →
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Want your highlight video to stand out? Learn what college soccer coaches really look for in highlight videos—from clip length and content to format and follow-up. Includes position-specific tips and a link to our full recruiting guide. Keep reading →
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Headed to an ID camp? Make sure you’re ready with our complete college soccer ID camp checklist. From gear and hydration to extras that help you stand out, this guide covers everything you need—plus links to recruiting tools and upcoming camp listings. Keep reading →
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Latrobe Boys Soccer Coach Dylan Zupanc has officially joined our coaching staff as Head Coach of the Junior High (7th & 8th grade) team! A Wildcat alumnus and passionate leader, Coach Zupanc brings a deep commitment to player development and community pride. A 2018 graduate of Greater Latrobe, Coach Zupanc was a two-year letter winner… Keep reading →