10 Secrets to Playing Soccer in College
by 4skills.com Staff Writer Brad Agoos
Asst. Coach Univ. of California Berkeley
Hello, this is Kamal de Gregory, Director of . This month's article is a special one because we are revealing 10 Secrets to Playing Soccer in College.
You're probably saying, "No, my child is 10, college is a long way away." Bite your tongue! Competition to play in college is stiff and will only get tighter as the sport continues to grow. The honor to play soccer in college comes with a lot of work and an equal amount of preparation. It is the ultimate select team. You can improve your son's or daughter's chances by knowing what is expected at this top level. There is no one better to share these secrets than 4skills.com staff writer, Brad Agoos, Assistant Coach of the University of California, Berkley and 3 time NCAA Division I Champion at the University of Virginia. Here is a glimpse at just one secret to playing soccer in college.
Secret #3 Differences between Division I and Division II Schools:
Division II schools offer scholarships, but the schools are a bit smaller and less reputable. There are some excellent soccer coaches and programs in Division II; however, the competition is smaller (less teams make their post season NCAA tournament). One thing of interest, a HUGE advantage for D2 schools, is that you can actually go on campus as a high school senior and train with their team! This gives you and the school an idea of how you would fit in with their program. Division I Schools do not allow this opportunity!
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