We tackle the "D1 or bust" mentality head-on, presenting the challenging numbers that illustrate how few high school players actually make it onto a D1 college soccer roster. This video offers crucial recruiting advice for high school athletes, guiding them through the complex college recruiting and recruitment process. Learn how to navigate your soccer scholarships journey with realistic expectations. 📩 For more information, contact us at: Steve@stevecoxonsoccernetwork.com Connect with us: 📞 Schedule a FREE call with Steve – https://stevecoxonsoccernetwork.com/c... 📸 Instagram – / stevecoxoncsn 🐦 X – https://x.com/SteveCoxonCSN

Good Night Mr.Coxon My name is Amarlie Antonio King, and I am writing to express my sincere appreciation for The Soccer Network's mission to help student-athletes get recruited for free. Your work means a lot to aspiring athletes like me, and I have been utilizing the resources on your app. I am humbly asking for your help in getting recruited to a JUCO (Junior College) soccer program for 2025. Attending college and playing football would be a dream come true for me and my family. I am a dedicated, coachable, and positive individual who is committed to succeeding both on the field and in the classroom. Below are my details for your review: Academic Information: - GPA: 2.8 - SAT Score: 730 - High School: Jamaica College - Graduation Year: 2025 - Intended Major: Sport Management - Status: Already applied to Atlantic Cape Community College; looking for a program for 2025. Position: - Primary Position: Centre Forward - Secondary Position: Left Winger Achievements & Key Stats: - Jamaica College: Manning Cup Winner (2022-2024) & 2x Semi-Finalist - 20 goals, 11 assists over the last two seasons - Strengths: Explosive pace, clinical finishing, and front-three versatility Video Highlights: - [ https://youtu.be/ZrfrMe9fRis?si=huPtNv-EgfQrp0PS] - [https://youtu.be/U1H_2j9L4J4?si=SwBK7zvD1dWJRS6j Reference: - Davion Ferguson, Jamaica College: 1 876-401-1010 Thank you for your time and consideration. Regardless of the outcome, I truly value your efforts for the athletic community. Sincerely, Amarlie Antonio King [876-435-8611] [Amarlieking182@gmail.com]

Welcome to your Tuesday soccer briefing! 🏆 How to Create a Highlight Reel That Gets College Coaches' Attention New Video Alert! Check it out below 👇https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPicIVmEaSs Your feedback is important so don’t hold back! Drop a comment or send me a message with your suggestions. 📱 The Importance of Social Media in RecruitingMore athletes are getting recruited from social media than ever before. For some sports, social media is essential. For others, it’s a powerful supplemental tool. Research shows that families who leverage multiple exposure channels see 56% more interest from college coaches. 🧠 Recruiting Wisdom From @bluewmist on X:"The gap between where you are and where you want to be is called work. It’s not magic. It’s not luck. It’s not talent. It’s work. Boring, repetitive, uncomfortable work done consistently over time." 💡 Key Reminder: “It’s not how good you are, but who knows you’re good!” Action Steps for AthletesTake control of your recruiting journey today: 1. Email college coaches—Introduce yourself and share your goals. 2. Update your highlight video—Make sure it reflects your latest skills. 3. Share your story—Use social media (especially X!) to showcase your journey and achievements. Make it happen! Best, Steve

For those of you with current juniors and seniors navigating the recruiting process: Question of the Day: What did June 15th actually look like for your athlete? We’d love to hear your experiences—from the anticipation leading up to it, to how the day unfolded.

How many colleges have you reached out to during your current recruiting process?