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Richmond United proudly recognized more than 50 student-athletes from the Class of 2026 who will continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level this fall during the club’s annual College Signing Ceremony on Sunday, May 17 at the Richmond Marriott Short Pump.

The evening celebrated the hard work, dedication, and achievements of Richmond United’s graduating seniors as they prepared for the next chapter of their soccer journeys. Players representing programs across NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA, and other collegiate levels were recognized alongside their families, coaches, and teammates.

In addition to honoring the club’s college signees, Richmond United also recognized the recipients of the 2026 Ourisman Toyota of Richmond “Built to Go the Distance” Soccer Scholarship. For the second consecutive year, Ourisman Toyota of Richmond awarded two $1,250 scholarships to deserving Richmond United student-athletes who exemplified excellence in soccer, leadership, academics, and community impact.

 

This year’s scholarship recipients were:

  • Camden Britt (RU Blue) — Randolph–Macon College
  • Reese Alexander (RU Blue) — Purdue University Fort Wayne

As a proud partner of Richmond United, Ourisman Toyota of Richmond continued its investment in the next generation of leaders by supporting student-athletes both on and off the field.

Richmond United’s Class of 2026 college signees included:

  • Reese Alexander — Purdue University Fort Wayne (Division I – Indiana)
  • Matt Betz — Earlham College (Division III – Indiana)
  • Greer Brantley — Sewanee: The University of the South (Division III – Tennessee)
  • Camden Britt — Randolph–Macon College (Division III – Virginia)
  • Alex Bullis — University of Lynchburg (Division III – Virginia)
  • Maurice Chandler, Jr. — Aquinas College (NAIA – Michigan)
  • Joey Colaiacovo — Mount St. Mary’s University (Division I – Maryland)
  • Alevia Colombell — Roanoke College (Division III – Virginia)
  • Charles Critzer — Goucher College (Division III – Maryland)
  • Kayla Dodd — George Mason University (Division I – Virginia)
  • Amber Doyle — Lycoming College (Division III – Pennsylvania)
  • Kiera Ferguson — Methodist University (Division III – North Carolina)
  • Molly Flammia — Old Dominion University (Division I – Virginia)
  • Leah Flannery — Georgia State University (Division I – Georgia)
  • Myles Gardner — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Division III – New York)
  • Mackenzie Gathers — James Madison University (Division I – Virginia)
  • Tori Gauch — Middle Tennessee State University (Division I – Tennessee)
  • Alli Gregori — Roanoke College (Division III – Virginia)
  • Isaac Gregory — Franciscan University of Steubenville (Division III – Ohio)
  • Max Hanger — Hampden–Sydney College (Division III – Virginia)
  • Kellen Hart — York College of Pennsylvania (Division III – Pennsylvania)
  • Libbie Herndon — University of Mary Washington (Division III – Virginia)
  • Alexa Holmes — St. Mary’s College of Maryland (Division III – Maryland)
  • Ally Hopkins — University of Lynchburg (Division III – Virginia)
  • Grafton Kahl — West Virginia University (Division I – West Virginia)
  • Lauren Kenny — Messiah University (Division III – Pennsylvania)
  • Sophia Kvetensky — Barton College (Division II – North Carolina)
  • Derek Londeree — Bridgewater College (Division III – Virginia)
  • James Mann — Penn State Lehigh Valley (Division II – Pennsylvania)
  • Bridget Martin — University of Mary Washington (Division III – Virginia)
  • Monique McEnhimer — Virginia Commonwealth University (Division I – Virginia)
  • Neil Meyers — Davidson College (Division I – North Carolina)
  • Alex Miller — University of Mary Washington (Division III – Virginia)
  • Abby Myers — Georgia State University (Division I – Georgia)
  • Laine Palmer — University of Mary Washington (Division III – Virginia)
  • Jorge Perez — Shenandoah University (Division III – Virginia)
  • Harrison Pfeiffer — Hampden–Sydney College (Division III – Virginia)
  • Lauren Pond — Regent University (Division III – Virginia)
  • Derek Powell — Virginia Wesleyan University (Division III – Virginia)
  • Kennedy Prestidge — Waynesburg University (Division III – Pennsylvania)
  • Elsa Pringle — Case Western Reserve University (Division III – Ohio)
  • Aly Pulliam — University of Mary Washington (Division III – Virginia)
  • Ronan Quigley — University of Mary Washington (Division III – Virginia)
  • Nikolay Register — Randolph–Macon College (Division III – Virginia)
  • Bailey Richardson — Randolph College (Division III – Virginia)
  • Andrew Richman — Georgetown University (Division I – District of Columbia)
  • Kian Rojas — North Carolina Wesleyan University (Division III – North Carolina)
  • Izzy Rudders — Bates College (Division III – Maine)
  • Helen Sanders — York College of Pennsylvania (Division III – Pennsylvania)
  • Nickolaos Sarantakos — High Point University (Division I – North Carolina)
  • Tyler Stnons — Salisbury University (Division III – Maryland)
  • Rylan Sumner — Randolph–Macon College (Division III – Virginia)

Richmond United congratulates all of its Class of 2026 college signees and scholarship recipients and looks forward to following their continued success at the collegiate level and beyond.