Spring soccer has been shutdown on college campuses, which obviously takes away from valuable development time across all levels of the game.

Similar to club soccer, college programs have been keeping busy with a handful of interesting drills, both indoors and outdoors.

Below are some of the best.

While much of the focus in the frame of athletics is on the soccer, Meaghan Nally, a third-round draft pick by the Portland Thorns in January, put together this video of Georgetown’s senior week: Quarantine edition.

Georgetown Senior Week: Quarantined Edition 😎🎓

🎥: Meaghan Nally #HoyaSaxa pic.twitter.com/mg2x61FaMg

— Georgetown Women’s Soccer (@HoyasWSoc) March 22, 2020

Virginia put together a toilet paper juggling competition in seamless fashion.

The team having some fun with the Social Distancing #ToiletPaperChallenge while keeping up their skills #GoHoos #SocialDistancing pic.twitter.com/99IEQnpgYn

— Virginia Women's Soccer (@UVAWomenSoccer) March 30, 2020

In one of the more original videos out there, Oklahoma has cut together a video of players and coaches competing in (separate) crossbar challenges.

More of our #Sooners staying active with the #OUcrossbarchallenge! ⚽️

Sounds like @MCarrSoccer and @Kat_Mertz are up next 👀

Keep showing us what you got, Sooner Nation! ☝️ pic.twitter.com/Kn0TS7iRBW

— Oklahoma Soccer (@OU_WSoccer) March 30, 2020

The UCF women’s program put together a good effort from their respective homes.

Staying sharp while staying home #StayAtHomeChallenge 🧻 pic.twitter.com/5RgoBA929I

— UCF Women's Soccer (@UCF_WSoccer) March 27, 2020

The Fighting Irish women’s soccer team had an original idea: Split the team into two sides and have Twitter followers vote on which side put together the better compilation. Bonus points for highlight each player's location.

The @ndsoccer Spring TikTok Challenge is here!⠀
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The team has been split up to Team Navy and Team Gold. Vote for your favorite team in the poll below and the winner will be announced tomorrow!
⠀#GoIrish ☘️ pic.twitter.com/SyfhHlO5Uc

— ND Women's Soccer (@NDSoccer) March 28, 2020