E64 youth soccer players rarely reach Division I because college coaches focus on more visible leagues like MLS Next and ECNL. Andrew Privett made it from an obscure club to the U.S. national team, but that path is rare. Division II and III are more realistic targets.
e64 league, the next level. Is e64 good enough to help you play college soccer? The bottom line is yes, you can play college soccer from e64, but you're not going to be playing Division I soccer pretty much no matter what. Even with my amazing help, I'm going to have to help you move teams. The main reason for this is you might be the level, but college coaches won't think you are because that's not where the best level kids are, and they would assume they'd be with higher level kids. But mainly it's because you don't get the exposure you deserve because you are not in a league that has college showcases where college coaches attend. College coaches have a small budget. They can only go to so many showcases, and they're going to pick MLS Next, ECNL, Elite Academy, NAL, many leagues before they pick E64. So if you're playing E64 and you want to play Division I soccer, you are going to need to get interest from Division IIIs and Division IIIs. If you get significant interest, then it's possible. There's a recent player who just went from high school soccer to Division III to Division I, and now he's playing for the U.S. national team. So it is possible to not be playing at E64, but it is difficult. If you look up the story of Andrew Privett, you will see that he basically did exactly what we all dream of, going from a no-name club team to Division III to Division I to then scoring a goal for the US national team. If you're playing E64 and you want help playing college soccer, give me a call. Links in the description, and I'll talk to you soon.
