The JuCal Transfer was started in 2003 and is a subscription-based publication that comes out five times during each season. The intent of the publication is to inform coaches around the country about athletes within the state of California that play at one of the 107 community colleges. The name JuCal Transfer is a spin-off from the term JUCO Transfer, which of course is still widely used despite its lack of political correctness.

The JuCal Transfer was founded by Brad Hoiseth, who has spent 11 years in the sports information industry at the community college level in California. Hoiseth was the Sports Information Director at Santa Ana College from April 2000 to July 2003 and assisted the Sports Information Director at Saddleback College from 1994 thru 1999. Hoiseth is well connected in the state--being recognized for his efforts on multiple occasions as well as winning the award for the top new web site in the state by the Community College Public Relations Organization (CCPRO) in 2002 for his efforts on the Santa Ana College athletics web site.

"It is my goal to make community college athletes in California more visible. The wealth of talent in the state is unparalleled anywhere in the United States."

Hoiseth was also sought by Rivals.com to head up junior college recruiting efforts.  His stories can be viewed on the Rivals.com network at http://www.jcgridiron.rivals.com. 

In 2005 the JuCal Transfer will cover two different sports (football and softball) and hopes to add more sports to its arsenal in the future. It is the hope of the company that the JuCal Transfer will become the #1 recruiting guide in the United States for community college athletes in California. The JuCal Transfer football and softball recruiting publications are delivered through e-mail and available to coaches (only).  The stories produced on this site are available to those who subscribe to the site.The JuCal Transfer would also like to take time to thank all the Sports Information Directors in the state for their tireless efforts in the keeping of records, and continued efforts to promote their colleges' athletes, teams and coaches. A special thanks goes out to the California Community College Sports Information Association (CCCSIA) for its promotion of the sports information profession as a whole.