College Recruiting Resources
College recruiting timelines, showcase guides, and what college coaches actually look for. Real advice for student athletes and parents navigating the recruiting process.
The college recruiting process is confusing by design. Early contact rules, recruiting calendars, unofficial vs. official visits, academic requirements, roster limits — most families don't understand any of it until junior year, when the best opportunities are already gone.
We've played at the Division II level and worked with athletes going through the process. The resources here cut through the noise and tell you what actually matters, when it matters, and what you can do about it.
College coaches recruit athletes first, sport specialists second. A fast, coordinated, coachable athlete who plays multiple sports will get more looks than a one-sport specialist with better sport-specific stats. Build the athlete before you build the recruit.
College soccer recruiting: what parents need to know about divisions, the June 15 contact rule, club pathways, ID camps, and scholarship reality.
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