June 15th is when Division I and II programs can first contact sophomore soccer players. Start emailing target schools in 8th or 9th grade, increase frequency as you improve, and keep it personal. Schools won't call unless they know who you are.
3 things you need to do to prepare for June 15th if you want to play college soccer. I'm the College Soccer Guy and I help you play college soccer. So why is June 15th so important? Really quickly, June 15th is the day where D1 and D2 schools are technically allowed to reach back out to you, where before June 15th of your sophomore year they were technically not allowed to reach back out to you. Now I just want you to be mindful, I'm saying reach back out to you, you can be emailing them as much as you want prior to sophomore year June 15th, but just so you know, this is the date where it opens up. So now you've been preparing for June 15th. What do you need to know to do well on June 15th? So the goal is you're gonna get a bunch of phone calls on June 15th or nearby. That would make you literally the top of the top recruiting class for that school and for that grad year. Now, most of you will not get a call on June 15th, but to get your call on June 15th, you need to be sending emails about once a month to your top schools starting in 8th, 9th grade. The sooner you do it, the more results you'll get. And of course, the better player you are, the more likely they'll be able to respond to you. If you want more help, comment "call," C-A-L-L, in the comments, and I'll be able to schedule a call with you and your parents. Talk soon.
