Recruiting Tips & Blog

A high quality soccer highlight video will give a coach you are communicating with a good impression of your ability and what you might bring to their team. A polished, succinct recruiting highlight video will massively improve your odds of a successful recruiting outcome. Below are a number of tips which will help you to create an effective college recruiting highlight video. 1. Keep it brief! Send 4-6 minutes of video highlights of your play, with some of your best plays displayed in the first couple of minutes. Coaches don’t have time to watch more video than that. If for some reason they want more, they will contact you and request it.

The Coronavirus is having a significant effect on many different aspects of life including the college recruiting process. High school soccer players unable to play on a field may be getting anxious about missed on-field recruiting opportunities. Despite being unable to play, there are a number of steps you can take to improve your chances of getting recruited in the long run. To help anxious soccer players, Future 500 is going to be running a ‘Recruiting When Not On a Field’ content series. This week we are going to be talking about the best templates and tips for emailing college coaches while at home.

The Coronavirus is having a significant effect on many different aspects of life including the college recruiting process. High school soccer players unable to play on a field may be getting anxious about missed on-field recruiting opportunities. Despite being unable to play, there are a number of steps you can take to improve your chances of getting recruited in the long run. To help anxious soccer players, Future 500 is going to be running a ‘Recruiting When Not On a Field’ content series. This week we are going to be talking the questions you can ask college coaches as you evaluate their colleges.

The Coronavirus is having a significant effect on many different aspects of life including the college recruiting process. High school soccer players unable to play on a field may be getting anxious about missed on-field recruiting opportunities. Despite being unable to play, there are a number of steps you can take to improve your chances of getting recruited in the long run. To help anxious soccer players, Future 500 is going to be running a ‘Recruiting When Not On a Field’ content series. This week we are going to be talking about how players and families can use this down time to really form a great list of schools that are a good fit both academically and athletically.

Future 500’s Maximum Exposure Guarantee, ensures maximum exposure for every camper that attends a Future 500 ID Camp. This means that campers will be seen by every College Coach in attendance – often multiple times. We are not aware of a mid-to-large size College ID Camp in the country with a guarantee that LEGITIMATELY gets anywhere close to this. So how do we achieve this? Read more below.

1. SCHEDULING OF COLLEGE COACHES

Future 500 spends a tremendous amount of time optimizing the schedule matrix for both campers and college coaches, ensuring that the schedule is highly organized, efficient and strategic.

According to NCAA Data, roughly 5% of high school players get recruited to play college soccer. The truth is that college teams have a lot of prospective players to select. Depending on the college, you are most likely competing with hundreds of recruits for only 4 – 10 roster spots. Most players are taking the process seriously and doing all they can to get recruited, and so should you. Below are the 5 essential things you NEED to do to increase your chances of getting recruited.

1. Complete EVERY Soccer Questionnaire

Almost every college team has a questionnaire that is available for prospective students to fill out.