The Classics Elite Soccer Academy is happy to announce that several players from the 93 Classics Elite teams signed commitments to play soccer at the collegiate level. This marks the culmination of great individual and team effort throughout the years and commitment to each other and their coaches. To View the 2011 Classics Elite College Girls Signing Pictures click here.  The Classics Elite Class of 2011 signees are as follows:

The Classics Elite Soccer Academy is happy to announce that several players from the 92 Classics Elite teams signed commitments to play soccer at the collegiate level. This marks the culmination of great individual and team effort throughout the years and commitment to each other and their coaches. The Classics Elite Class of 2010 signees are as follows:

 The Classics Elite Soccer Academy is happy to announce that 13 players from the 91 Classics Elite teams signed commitments to play soccer at the collegiate level. This marks the culmination of great individual and team effort throughout the years and commitment to each other and their coaches. The Classics Elite Class of 2009 signees are as follows:

Congratulations to the following 2008 CESA players on their college signings:

Congratulations to the following 2007 CESA players on their college signings:

If you ever wonder what happens to CESA players after they leave Classics Elite? Many of them go play soccer at universities and college level (D1,D2 and D3) and participate in many NCAA activities. This is the case with 3 former players, David Anderson, Clay Middleton and Tommy Barros. They all play for Trinity University under the direction of Coach Paul McGinlay. They recently played in Brazil against 3 professional teams: Fluminense, Flamengo and Botafogo and they defeated top club Botafogo in an outstanding victory of 4-2 with a goal by Clay Middleton and various assists by CESA former players. Here is a photo of the CESA players next to Coach Paul and president Marco Barros at a game at Maracana Stadium, the largest stadium with seating capacity of 120,000 people which will be the home for the World Cup finals in 2014.