An MLS2 player heading into his junior year breaks down how to get recruited for Division 1 soccer. Attend individual ID camps with real invites and your dream school's camps, not just mass events. Comment your state initials plus "camp" and he'll send you a list of options for your area.
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I'm playing MLS2 and I'm going into junior year. What should I do if I want to play Division 1 college soccer? So MLS2 is going to be great. So if you're playing in MLS2, it's better than NAL, better than Elite Academy in my opinion. However, that does depend on your coach, does depend on how much exposure you're getting, does depend on if your team's going to playoffs. There's a bunch of variables there. But I do want to say on paper, MLS2 is going to have a really good reputation because they are going to go to FEST and FLEX in time. With that in mind, you must go to camps. You cannot only aim for Division 3— excuse me, Division 1. And you cannot only go to mass ID camps. You must go to individual ID camps with genuine invitations, and you must go to your dream school's ID camps. Otherwise, you will not get recruited, and you must be okay that some of the ID camps are going to suck, and that's part of the game. And if you can live with that, then you can eventually find a school and a camp that you will love through email and video. If you want to know which camps to go to or which camps are in your state, I want you to comment the word of your initials of your state, IN, and then the word camp. So INCamp, one word, and I can send you a list of camps in Indiana or whatever state you're in. Or comment the word quiz, and I will send you a quiz. If I send you right away because how the algorithm works. If you don't answer right away, then the Instagram DM messages won't work and you won't get to answer the questions. So if you call my quiz, get ready to answer the questions right away. If you want more help, give me a call. Thanks for— talk to you soon. Goodbye.