If you are a goalkeeper in the class of 2027, this list is for you. These are the men's soccer teams where half or more of the goalkeepers on the 2026-27 roster are seniors or graduate students. In Division I alone, 29 teams with two or more goalkeepers fit that description.
Seniors finish after this season, so these are the teams where goalkeeper spots usually open up next year. That does not mean a team will recruit your position - coaches also use the transfer portal and returning players - but it is the best place to start your list before you email anyone.
D1: half or more of the goalkeepers are seniors
29 D1 teams (seniors out of goalkeepers listed):
- Fordham: 3 of 3
- Howard: 3 of 3
- Cal: 4 of 5
- Bowling Green State: 3 of 4
- La Salle: 3 of 4
- CSUN: 2 of 3
- Campbell: 2 of 3
- FIU: 2 of 3
- Fairleigh Dickinson: 2 of 3
- George Washington: 2 of 3
- New Haven: 2 of 3
- Niagara: 2 of 3
- Sacramento State: 2 of 3
- Boston: 2 of 4
- California Baptist: 2 of 4
- Creighton: 2 of 4
- Delaware: 2 of 4
- Duke: 2 of 4
- East Tennessee State: 2 of 4
- Grand Canyon: 2 of 4
- Harvard: 2 of 4
- Kansas City: 2 of 4
- Omaha: 2 of 4
- Presbyterian: 2 of 4
- Seton Hall: 2 of 4
- West Florida: 2 of 4
- William & Mary: 2 of 4
- Wofford: 2 of 4
- Radford: 1 of 2
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18 D2 teams (seniors out of goalkeepers listed):
- Nova Southeastern: 3 of 3
- Florida Southern: 3 of 4
- Tampa: 3 of 4
- West Texas A&M: 3 of 4
- Adelphi: 2 of 3
- Delta State: 2 of 3
- Saint Michael's: 2 of 3
- Newman: 3 of 5
- Newberry: 3 of 6
- Bentley: 2 of 4
- CSU San Bernardino: 2 of 4
- Findlay: 2 of 4
- Hawaii Pacific: 2 of 4
- Montevallo: 2 of 4
- Southern Conn. State: 2 of 4
- Tusculum: 2 of 4
- Southwest Baptist: 1 of 2
- Western Washington: 1 of 2
D3: half or more of the goalkeepers are seniors
20 D3 teams (seniors out of goalkeepers listed):
- Alma: 2 of 3
- Berea: 2 of 3
- Emory: 2 of 3
- Guilford: 2 of 3
- Hope: 2 of 3
- Macalester: 2 of 3
- St. Mary's (MD): 2 of 3
- Baldwin Wallace: 3 of 6
- Allegheny: 2 of 4
- Bridgewater: 2 of 4
- Colorado College: 2 of 4
- Dominican: 2 of 4
- Elmhurst: 2 of 4
- Occidental: 2 of 4
- Roger Williams: 2 of 4
- SUNY Fredonia: 2 of 4
- Trine: 2 of 4
- WPI: 2 of 4
- Johns Hopkins: 1 of 2
- SUNY Geneseo: 1 of 2
NAIA: half or more of the goalkeepers are seniors
6 NAIA teams (seniors out of goalkeepers listed):
- Indiana Wesleyan: 3 of 3
- Life: 3 of 4
- Eastern Oregon: 2 of 4
- SAGU: 2 of 4
- Webber International: 2 of 4
- Saint Xavier: 1 of 2
How to use this list
Start with the schools that fit you academically and financially, then check the goalkeepers on their roster: how many there are, and what year each one is in. Email the head coach with your film and your graduation year, and mention that you play goalkeeper. Positions are as each team lists them.
How we counted
We compared every 2026-27 roster we hold with the same team's 2025-26 roster, matching players by name. A team is only ranked if its 2026-27 roster is clearly the new season's: it lists freshmen, at most half of last season's seniors are still on it, and at least 70% of returning players moved up a class. Teams need 12 or more players. Every team named here was checked against its live roster page on 12 October 2026; four teams whose page had changed since were left out. Seniors include graduate students.
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