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Reagan Kotschau
University of Colorado · Midfielder · Senior
Back after the NCAA tournament
Colorado midfielder offering high-tempo, game-realistic sessions built around finishing under pressure, decision-making in the final third, and the habits that turn into game-winners — Kotschau scored both of CU's NCAA Tournament game-winners in 2025, including a double-overtime header.
Private, start group, or join group$90 private · $45 groupColorado
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Session formatsPrivate, start group, or join group
Pricing$90 private · $45 group
LocationColorado
Why train with Reagan
In the press
Third-party coverage featuring Reagan.
ArticleCU Buffs · AthleticsFive Buffs Earn Academic All-District Honors
Jordan Nytes, Reagan Kotschau, Jordan Whiteaker, Jace Holley, and Lexi Meyer each earned College Sports Communicators Academic All-District recognition — eligibility requires a 3.5+ GPA plus starting in 66% of matches. Several of CU's Academic All-District honorees coach on NxtLevel NIL.
November 25, 2025Read →
ArticleCU Buffs · AthleticsKotschau Lifts Buffs in Double OT
Reagan Kotschau headed in the game-winner in double overtime against Utah Valley in CU's first-round NCAA Tournament win — one of two NCAA Tournament game-winners she scored as the junior midfielder finished the season tied for a team-high six game-winning goals.