A step-by-step email template for recruiting college soccer coaches. Start with "Dear Coach," ask about roster spots for your position and class, mention your GPA and club team, include one achievement, attach your highlight video, and sign with your name, Instagram handle, and video link.
This is how you're going to get a response from every email you send for the rest of your life to a college soccer coach, and I'm going to explain it to you in 60 seconds. Time is up. At the very beginning of the email, you say, "Dear Coach," no hi, no hello. Then you're going to say something genuine. Next, you're going to ask a question. "Are you looking for blank position for the class of blank year grad year? If so, comma, I would love to come to one of your ID camps." You must put it in that order. Then you're going to say, "My name is," "I play for," make sure you add your club team and your club level. Do not just say your club. "My GPA is," and "I'm part of the class of da da da." Then add one accolade, not 10. "I'm an NODP," "I recently won gold medal at the Maccabi Games." Say something thing, but only one. I'll click. Then you're gonna go, I've attached my highlight video below. Thank you so much for your time. And then you're gonna put your references, so your coach's name and your coach's title and your coach's phone number. And then you're gonna put your name, your Instagram, an action photo, as well your highlight video again, because your signature should always be the same. If you want more help, comment call, and I will hopefully be able to schedule a call with you and your parents.
