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5 Ways to Get a Soccer Scholarship

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2023
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Every year, thousands of talented soccer players dream of securing a scholarship that can help them take their skills to the next level and shape their academic future. With the competition being fierce, you have to stand out from the rest to earn your spot. Here are five ways to get a soccer scholarship and play college soccer in the United States.

1. Excel on the field


Your athletic performance is key in attracting the attention of college coaches. Aside from training consistently and improving your technique and tactics, attend summer camps and participate in elite leagues where you can showcase your skills. Focus on building a strong playing history and statistics that can serve as a testament to your abilities on the field.

2. Prioritize academics

Colleges value well-rounded individuals who excel on and off the field. Maintain a high GPA and prepare for standardized tests like the SAT or ACT. Not only will this show your dedication to academic excellence, but it may also increase your chances of securing other scholarships based on academic achievement.

3. Create a standout highlight video

Having an impressive highlight video is an essential tool in capturing the attention of college coaches who may not have seen you play in person. A great video should only include your best moments from games or training sessions that demonstrate your technical skills, athletic abilities, and soccer IQ. Keep it brief (3-5 minutes), well-edited, and include your basic information such as name, graduation year, position, uniform number, and contact details.

4. Build an online presence

Establishing a strong online presence can help showcase your abilities and potential as a student-athlete to college coaches. Create accounts on sports-focused websites like NCSA or Hudl where you can share highlights, updates, stats, awards or recognition you’ve received as well as academic achievements. By doing so, coaches can quickly find all relevant information about you in one place.

5. Be proactive in your recruiting process

Don’t just rely on your talent alone to get noticed by college coaches. Reach out to them directly through emails or phone calls, letting them know you’re interested in their program and providing a quick introduction about yourself. Remember to include your highlight video and resume – both athletic and academic – in all communications with coaching staff.

In conclusion, obtaining a soccer scholarship is a combination of excelling both athletically and academically, showcasing your skills through highlight videos and an online presence, and actively reaching out to college coaches. With persistence, dedication, and focus on these five ways, you’ll be well-prepared to land the soccer scholarship that can propel your game to the next level and solidify your academic future.

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