A 14-year-old just got called up to a youth national team. That's rare enough to get Division I coaches' attention, but only if you put it in every recruiting email subject line, mention it repeatedly in the body, and include video proof of the match. Follow up constantly.
If I'm playing for my youth national team and I am 14 years old, aka freshman, am I able to play Division I college soccer? So if you're playing for a youth national team, you need this to be known, whether it's for the American national team or it's for a different country because you play in America and you've been called up because it's a different country. That's amazing. It's such a big deal that happens to very few kids, so you obviously need to let it be known, and it should be in your subject line, it should be in your email, and you need to follow up with it, and you really need video from And video is key, especially if you're playing, say, for a smaller country like Guam against the United States, because while you may have not been picked for the United States, you are now playing against the United States, which is a really big deal. So that must be on video. If you want more help playing college soccer, give me a call. The link's in the bio.
