DUCK15

Duck15 was created from my own journey as a Division I soccer player and my passion for helping the next generation of athletes grow. After competing at the University of San Francisco, University of Idaho, and University of Oregon, I wanted to take everything I learned through the highs, challenges, pressure, and growth of college soccer and use it to support younger players.

The name Duck15 represents an important part of my story. 

“Duck” connects to my time at the University of Oregon, and “15” represents my jersey number and the identity I carried as an athlete. Together, Duck15 symbolizes the end of one chapter in my playing career and the start of a new one: helping young soccer players build confidence, skill, discipline, and belief in themselves.

Duck15 was built to be more than just soccer training. It was created to give young athletes a positive and supportive environment where they can learn the game, improve their technical skills, and feel proud of their progress. My goal is to help players develop confidence on and off the field while learning the values that soccer has taught me: hard work, teamwork, resilience, leadership, and ownership.

Through Duck15, I want every athlete to feel challenged, supported, and excited to keep growing. The mission is simple: help young players reach their next level and remind them that confidence is built one touch, one session, and one step at a time.

• Youth soccer players 
• Beginner to advanced players 
• Athletes preparing for club, school, or higher-level play 
• Parents who want confidence-building training for their child

 Jayd Sprague is a former NCAA Division I soccer player with experience competing at the University of San Francisco, University of Idaho, and University of Oregon. Over her collegiate career, she competed in 64 games, earned 53 starts, played over 4,500 minutes, and was part of multiple championship-level programs. Her soccer journey has helped her build strong leadership, discipline, resilience, teamwork, and a deep understanding of what it takes to compete at a high level.

At the University of Idaho, Jayd helped lead her team to the 2023 Big Sky Championship Tournament title and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament First Round. During her time there, she earned multiple honors, including Big Sky All-Conference First Team, Big Sky All-Conference Second Team, Big Sky All-Tournament Team, and College Sports Communicators Academic All-District recognition. Before Idaho, Jayd competed at the University of San Francisco, where she earned WCC Honorable Mention and was nominated for Newcomer of the Year. She later continued her career at the University of Oregon, competing in the program’s first season in the Big Ten.

Before college, Jayd also found success at the club and high school levels, winning an ECNL National Championship, high school league championships, and state/national-level titles. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Sports Product Management at the University of Oregon, combining her athlete experience with her passion for coaching, product development, and youth athlete growth.