An ECNR player from California asks when to contact college coaches. Start now with a highlight video, email 60 to 70 Division III programs with a genuine hook and your showcase schedule, and include a self-interview in your video. The initial email is your only first impression.
This person says, I'm an ECNR player in California. Is that good enough to start calling, start reaching out to college coaches if I have a decent video? The short answer is yes, you should definitely be doing that. I don't know what club team you're playing for. I don't know what level you are. I don't, I've never seen your video before, so I don't really know 100%. But on paper, if you're playing ECNR and you have a good video, you should send out. But remember, you only get one first impression, so make sure your email is really good. Make sure it's very specific and it has all the key points that I talk about in all my videos. Make sure it says who you are. Make sure you have something genuine. Make sure you ask a question. Make sure if you have a showcase coming up, you provide your schedule. Make sure that you ask a question about an ID camp and if they're looking for your position. If you put those things in your email and you focus on Division III schools first, I bet you you will get some good responses. But also, you can't, you can't email like 10 schools, you know, you have to email like 60 to 70 schools. And I recommend you do that with your video. Make sure your video has a self-interview and please make sure your video has a coach interview. If you don't have a coach interview, skip that part, but definitely get the self-interview done. So to answer your question properly, please submit your video and schedule a call with me, and then I can properly tell you if you're ready to go. If you want more help, give me a call. Links in the bio.
