We are a few weeks into the college soccer season and many of those players I helped place last year at colleges are in a wide array of different positions on their teams. Almost everyone went into their new team with a goal and thought

Recruiting can be a roller coaster of emotions and you can’t compare your journey to anyone else’s. Every prospect has a different route, and every college coach has a different approach. As I have mentioned previously, predicting how talent will transfer to the next level

When looking at colleges 30 years ago, I was all set to go to attend a particular university and play. When I visited my school of choice, it was spring break and no students were around. I was however able to meet the coach and

As we get closer to summer – you are probably seeing email after email and even letters in the mail about attending ID Camps. You can go to ID Camps every week. I think attending the RIGHT camps can prove advantageous in recruiting, but I

Financial fit is a big player for many college prospects. Paying for college can be tricky and not knowing the real price tag of a college until the end of the process complicates things, even with athletics scholarships, and it can make it that much

The transition from club/high school soccer to college soccer is something coaches look at in the recruiting process. College soccer coaches are challenged with determining not only who has talent, but which talent will transition best and fastest to the college game/their team and help

If you ask a high school soccer player where they want to go to college, more than likely you are going to get list of “name brand” NCAA Division I colleges among the schools they are interested in and there is nothing wrong with this.

I spoke to a NCAA Division I soccer coach this week who told me that all four seniors on his squad were going to return for the additional year of eligibility that the NCAA has granted student-athletes because of Covid. Their program’s recruiting needs for