Division I soccer programs recruit girls by February of junior year, boys by December of senior year. Start early with camps and coach emails if you're already strong for your age. Comment "early" for a quiz that tells you if you should begin recruiting now.
When are most Division 1 schools done recruiting? There's no black or white answer to this because it does vary per club, per many decisions made, but I can tell you pretty much across the board for girls soccer, they are done with their classes in February of your junior year. So that means right now, if you're going into your junior year of a girl and you want to play college soccer, most of the Division 1 schools will be done by February, some of them March, but that's the deal. On the boys side, you do have a little bit more time than that. Typically, like this year, if you're still going into senior year, let's Not all Division 1 schools are done. They'll be done around December. But you have to know that they've already picked their top kids. They're seeing which kids are going to end up where, and they already know who they're going to be recruiting. I'm obviously biased because I keep telling you guys, you know, you should start as early as possible. But if you're not sure if you should start yet, I want you to comment the word "early" and I'll send you a quiz to see if maybe you should begin or maybe if you should wait. The only real reason to wait is if you are not a good soccer player. If you are a good soccer player for your age, you should go to the camps typically because, and you should start emailing, coaches love to see progression. I mean, Yamine Lamal, I'm sure you've heard of that guy. What makes him so special is he's so good so young. If he was just really good at 27, he wouldn't have this amazing aura about him. So if you're really young and you're really good, you should take advantage of the fact. Comment the word early to see if you are too early to start the process or if you should begin.
