Loomis Chaffe striker Michael Suski, right, is heading to Boston College. (Mike Gridley/New England Soccer Journal)
Wherever a player finds themselves in the youth soccer world, odds are their end goal is to get recruited to play college soccer.
That’s especially present in club/academy and prep school spaces, where showcase events dominate the calendar and families often spend thousands of dollars per year in expenses, fees, travel and food.
So, how does one navigate the process? To help answer that question, New England Soccer Journal has outlined 10 truths to keep in mind from start to finish.
The recruiting world can seem dizzying at times, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Keep these aspects in mind and odds are you’ll find the right fit – regardless of whatever level that ultimately is.
