Playing multiple sports usually doesn't help college soccer recruiting, with one exception: track. A Harvard-Westlake athlete got recruited for both sports, and her track training actually improved her soccer. Focus on soccer first.
Are playing multiple sports helpful when trying to play college soccer? Playing multiple sports is not particularly helpful. That's not to say it doesn't work. What I would tell you is there was a recently a girl from Harvard-Westlake who is committing to Columbia. She's running track and she's also playing soccer. And she explains that running track helped her be a better soccer player. And she's being recruited for both track and soccer, which is particularly phenomenal. If being recruited for a different sport could help you get noticed by by the coach, it could totally be a tool that you could use. But I wouldn't go out of your way to play another sport in order to get recruited to play college soccer. I would focus on college soccer. If you were to play another sport, I would think the only sport that would make sense would be track, but you never know. But that's what I would say for sure. If you're not sure what to do in your situation, which is different and I understand that, please follow and I will help you learn more, or you can reach out to
