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Lexi Meyer
University of Colorado · Midfielder · Junior
Colorado midfielder offering technical sessions focused on first touch, vision, passing rhythm, and the decision-making habits that help young players control games more confidently.
Private, start group, or join group$90 private · $45 groupColorado
Why families choose NxtLevel NIL
A more credible, athlete-led training experience.
NxtLevel NIL is built to make booking feel clearer, more trusted, and more aligned with what families actually want from private coaching.
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Each NxtLevel coach is a current Division-I collegiate or active professional athlete, hand-onboarded by our team — not a directory listing, not a search match.
Private, start-group, and join-group options
Training can stay one-on-one, be opened into a small group, or be joined through an already active session.
Role-model-driven coaching
Young athletes get access to current collegiate players they can learn from, relate to, and genuinely look up to.
Session details
Book Lexi through NxtLevel NIL.
Clear pricing, structured formats, and a booking flow designed to feel professional before a family ever submits a request.
Session formatsPrivate, start group, or join group
Pricing$90 private · $45 group
LocationColorado
Why train with Lexi
In the press
Third-party coverage featuring Lexi.
ArticleCU Leeds · Deming Center for EntrepreneurshipOwen Ooms Is Building What Women Athletes Have Been Missing
In-depth founder profile by CU Leeds' Deming Center for Entrepreneurship. Features Lexi Meyer, Jordan Whiteaker, and Jamie Campbell on why women's collegiate athletes still work side jobs to make ends meet — and how NxtLevel NIL turns local fandom into meaningful coaching income while putting D-I women in the mentorship roles young girls are missing.
April 30, 2026Read →- LinkedInLinkedIn — NxtLevel NIL
Meet Lexi Meyer
Athlete intro: 2× ECNL All-American, ranked No. 37 nationally by Top Drawer Soccer. Highlands Ranch native, played in 20 SEC matches at Alabama as a true freshman, then transferred to CU for the 2025 season. "For the girls she coaches, it's not just a training session — it's proof that the path from Colorado club soccer to the SEC to the Big 12 is real."
