As the college season comes to an end, it’s been a big chance for some of the top up-and-coming domestic talent to jump up a level of competition.

For the U.S. players in 2001, this past season of college soccer has also been an opportunity to potentially make a case for inclusion for the 2021 Under-20 World Cup.

Qualifying for the competition is set for the summer of 2020, leaving the U.S. little time to prepare. That includes hiring a coach, and running camps to prepare for it. And while pro teams are almost sure to supply a significant portion of players for the U.S. squad, there have been a few eligible candidates that made a strong case for themselves during the college season.

These eight players have made a case for a look at a future camp.