RosterWise Soccer

2026-27 ROSTERS ARE HERE This is the biggest data release we've ever shipped. We re-scraped college soccer from the ground up this summer, and 1,800+ of our 2,200+ programs now show their brand-new 2026-27 roster — the freshmen who just arrived, the transfers who came in, the seniors who moved on. You always know what you're looking at. Every program page now names the season of the roster on screen and when we read it. Schools publish in stages, so any program that hasn't posted a complete 2026-27 roster yet keeps its last full season, clearly labeled. We would rather show you an honest roster from last year than a half-published one dressed up as current. NEW — "WHAT CHANGED" Every program page now compares this roster with last year's: the size of the incoming class, how many players are no longer listed, and how each position group grew or shrank. Year-over-year movement is the fastest read on where a program is actually heading — and whether the door opens in your athlete's window. MY ROSTERFIT™, RETUNED A month of work went into the scoring engine. Position Need now looks at two horizons instead of one, Academic Match anchors on the median rather than the bottom of a school's range, height is scored per position on real distributions, and Financial Fit runs on published tuition. Scores now travel with their coverage, so you can see how much data is behind any number — and you can set your own component weights in More > My RosterFit™. REBUILT FOR iPAD A proper sidebar with your pinned and recent programs, a two-column Explore that keeps the list beside the program you're reading, and layouts that finally use the whole screen instead of stretching an iPhone. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Program Changes — conference moves, reclassifications, and new and discontinued programs, every entry sourced • Dark mode refined to a true black page with neutral cards • Refreshed college academic and cost data, with each figure's vintage stated • Additional bug fixes, polish, and enhancements throughout Thank you for the feedback — it drives every one of these. Keep it coming.