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Hi Folks, Hope all is well! Just a couple of important points to note: 1️⃣ Transfer Portal Alert (Female Side): Please check out the post about the transfer portal. A school losing 14 players in one season is a massive red flag.For comparison: I coached at Quinnipiac for 18 years, and in that time, we may have had 4 players total enter the portal.14 in one season? That’s a 🚩 MASSIVE red flag! 👉 Check out the schools with 7+ players in the portal 2️⃣ Event Schedules for Social Media: If you have an event coming up and want us to post your schedule on social media, please send us the schedule via a link (not copy-paste). This helps us track team logos and other details. - Deadline: Try to send it at least 1 week before the event to give us enough time to create the post. As always, if you have any questions, I’m here to help! @Brandon Butcher @Jill Ciminero @Mia Butcher @Mia Butcher @Liza Borches @Garrett Hofer @Amy Greaser @Denise Hanas @Gaetana Deiso @Steven Slade @Alethea Levy

Welcome to Day 4 of the 5-Day Recruiting Challenge! You’ve come a long way in 3 days—creating your highlight video, outlining your college target list, and starting outreach to coaches. Now, it’s time to make your journey visible by building a focused, professional social media presence that can truly set you apart in the recruiting process. Today’s Mission: Create Your Soccer-Only Social Accounts Coaches regularly check social media to get a real sense of who you are. A carefully curated digital presence gives them a front-row seat to your growth, achievements, and dedication—all in real time. The key: keep everything soccer-specific and professional. The only personal info should be accolades or key details like grad year or position. No unrelated content, private info, absolutely NO DRAMA. ⚽ Step 1: Set Up Your YouTube Channel Your highlight video from Day 1 needs a home, and YouTube is the easy destination for coaches looking to see you in action. How to do it: - Create a new YouTube account with a professional email address. - Name the channel after yourself and your grad year/position (e.g., “Sam Lee – 2027 Center Mid”). - Upload your highlight video with a clear, professional title. - In the description, list your position, team, GPA/academics, and link to your player profile. ⚽ Step 2: Launch Your Soccer Instagram Instagram is where you can showcase your talent, personality, and commitment through short video clips, photos, and stories. Keep it all soccer: training, matches, tournament results, and honors. How to do it: - Create a new Instagram handle like @SamLee_Soccer2027. - Set your profile bio with details: Grad Year | Position | Team | Accolades. - Use a quality action headshot as your profile picture. - Your first post: a highlight from your video, a great photo from a recent match, or a “College Soccer Journey Begins” announcement with a positive, soccer-focused caption. ⚽ Step 3: Create Your X (Twitter) Account X (formerly Twitter) is essential for updates, networking, and getting your content in front of coaches—many of whom use X daily. One powerful bonus: I can repost your content to amplify your reach to my coaching network.

Event Dates: November 14-16, 2025 (Friday-Sunday) The list of college coaches registered to attend the Phoenix ECNL event is now live. You can view the full list here: https://public.totalglobalsports.com/public/event/4045/college-list Important Reminder: Please make sure to reach out to the coaches at least one week prior to the event. You should also send a follow-up email the day before the event to confirm there are no changes to their schedule. #ECNL

One of our members, @Johnathan Corsetti , has just created his first highlight video and needs some help adding music. Does anyone, including @Jack Burridge have any tips or simple tools he could use? @Duncan Parsons