Junior soccer players aiming for Division I should first target Division III and Division II programs to build playing time and a résumé. If multiple schools show interest by mid-summer, D1 programs may reconsider. Your college coach largely determines your experience and professional prospects.
So Easton RL statistically is very difficult to play Division I soccer. There's just not a lot of exposure for you. Little bit late to switch teams at this point if you're a junior and playing time is everything for you. Junior playing Easton RL, what you need to do for right now, you gotta take a step back and email some lower level schools. You need to go email DIII, DII, and start with those schools that are very good. Then if by the middle of the summer you go, hey, you know what, I've got a lot of interest, I wanna go back to pursuing my dream D1 school, and when you pursue that D1 school, they'll actually consider you a bit more because you have other interests. If you really wanna have a great experience in college and maybe even go pro, The college coach that you have is going to determine your happiness. If you want more help playing college soccer, give me a call, comment, call, and we can schedule a call, or click the link in the bio.
