Should You Play High School Or Club Soccer When Getting Scouted?

[@epiclord99]

Like he said club gets more looks from big schools but that doesn't mean high school won't get you recruited. I just finished high school and I got recruited but I only played my freshman and sophomore year in high school then started going to a lot of showcases and ID camps. Yes those tend to be money makers for the college but just getting your name out there and showing what you can do is what can make a difference. I mostly just focused on doing what I do best and showing that off. Coaches want to see what your good at, at camps and showcases. Yes they'll see what needs work but everyone needs to improve somewhere. Another thing though is if you want to play. You must show interest in playing for that school. That means give the coach a call send them updates. Even if they don't respond. Just keep sending it if you really want to play there. The communication comes in to play a lot. Coaches can only talk to you after a certain point. But you can talk to them all you want it's just getting a response is what's tough. Just keep pushing and putting in work. Also don't slack on fitness a hard worker can beat out talent if the talent is lazy and cocky.

[@CoachJavi]

+Moutain dew you are very right my friend. I just filmed a video that covers a lot of the very same points that you just mentioned. it will be up very soon. Thanks for the input.

[@nickoyanderson6585]

Coach Javi which team you coaching right now?

[@narekpapazyan6215]

You got any tips to get recruited ?

[@VictorMorales-ul3xe]

Literally Club is such a higher level than High school. I've never heard anyone get scouted by high schools unless the make it to the state championships

[@LuhAuzzy]

Victor Morales No its not trust me ... Its a money maker in the us ... Every d1 club player should have the potential to go pro but we dont even have enough teams here for that .. so your paying all that moneg for bs training compared to the training in Europe

[@VictorMorales-ul3xe]

AUSTIN11 I don't understand what you're trying to tell me?

[@MCsaldy]

Victor Morales I think he means that the skill level of Club and Highschool isn't much.

[@iMadrid11]

Saldy You have to "pay to play" in a club for youth football in the US? In other parts of the world it's called an Academy system where you pay to play. With an exception of a few outstanding youths who are taken in with a free scholarship. For a professional football club with a youth setup. The youth players are signed, trained for free and is paid a training allowance. A big club would even have dormitories for housing. My nephew in Singapore used to play for an Arsenal Academy (franchise) for free. Before he got signed for an U-15 S-League Div.1 club. The stipend he gets for each training session is enough to cover his cab ride back and forth.

[@natemckay8462]

You can get partial scholarships to play club

[@Espenrip]

We all wish pro-scouts spends more time at High School clubs. Yes, so many gems(young talents) out there at lower level clubs. But the name of the game is...Pricey Elite clubs or competitive clubs produces more talents. Its the reality. Thats why there is this LEVELING. From amateur, semi-pro, and PRO.

[@seemoredicks6537]

They doint have time for that shit, they have their own academy's with players a shit ton better then high schoolers..... and not pricey at all.. if you're really good they will let you slid. I played DCU academy and I got financial aid to help pay for my time there...

[@MarkLee-dd7ql]

I play Pre academy and high school and from experience I can say that academy you get way more looks but high school is a lot more fun. Not saying you can't get scouted through high school but the best players are going to be playing academy or high level club like he said

[@Malik-of9wv]

Mark Lee but I live in a town where there's 2 clubs where you pay to play but I don't have that much money . And I used to play academy but it was like 1-2 hours of driving . Too much for my parents , so high school for me only

[@sebastianmiller7200]

I plAY both cuz high school is in spring and club is in fall

[@henrygrant23]

soccer fun yeah mine is the opposite of that but it's good to play both because high school is often a more physical game

[@real_josephmtz1162]

soccer fun my club is all year and school fall /winter/spring

[@seemoredicks6537]

What kind of club is only in fall... recreational? Academy plays pretty much year around when I used to play... or maybe that was just DCU academy

[@falufali9226]

I know that isn't your real name

[@nofurtherwest3474]

@@seemoredicks6537 Why does only soccer have clubs and not football/basketball? In other words - if a football player wants to play for a college he just has to stand out in high school whereas for soccer it seems he has to play club.

[@juanvaldez6520]

College ID camps (invitational) are another way to get scouted.

[@andrewhazelwood7289]

Juan Valdez got one tomorrow ( got invited ) extremely excited!

[@israela7199]

Andrew Hazelwood congrats bro, Good luck!

[@mcmanustom]

Many of these ID camps are money makers for the coaches. Are the coaches looking at you? yes. They are hoping to find 1 or 2 out of the 50-200 that are there. Not trying to stomp out a dream, but make people aware that these are money makers. Ask your coach(es) for an objective assessment if he or she thinks you can play at the next level and if so what level, then shoot for a level above that for a stretch. If all goes well and you are really getting coaches attention then shoot a level above that. My son, who is told that he could be a D3 college level player, if he focuses and gets serious, gets 100's invites for camps. Most of these come from two tournements he played and none of the schools were at the tourneys. Tourneys sell lists. Just measure your expectations.

[@bdmoy1830]

I get a lot of invites for these, but personally I don't think they will help. I think they are a waste of time

[@josesalgado1841]

True in my club we got levante west ham united and chievo verona id camps and there not to expensive 2 kids got scouted last month for chievo verona next camp for levante and am going excited!

[@Nibiru-TV]

ive played rec mainly because i cant afford to play academy so for me highschool would the way i could have a chance

[@josesalgado1841]

To everyone it doesn't matter if you play club or high school it depends what high school u in and club u in but mostly likely club because it can benefit you the coach from the club can get you in a college soccer scholarship but its more difficult on high school but there's always scouts that come to take a look in my opinion club a cheap club to start if u play good enough more clubs can call you or get contact to play with them and there you goo than scouts come and got chances for pro good luck but what ever you in don't give up bc we might see each other in the pros !

[@jonahkielion948]

One of my family friends actualy got stuck in the airport with Austin FC MLS soccer. Hes sons play soccer for ecnl, highschool, and elite local clubs so he got alot of pictures and stuff. The main thing they said to him advice wise about soccer is highschool is the reason they got scouted in the first place. Alot of them did play for ODP, USYS reginol, and ecnl, but they said they did good in highschool and got scouted that way to great schools and then made mls. This is comin from a Surf player by the way so I have no bias, but i think highschool might be more important. idk

[@VictorMorales-ul3xe]

A bad club team would beat a good high school team. High school overall is NOT better than club. A lot of the times if you don't have the money to pay for tournaments and uniforms for club, people from the club would help out with the expenses. High school is less competitive than club

[@jakegoodman2392]

Uhmmm I think it depends on what high school you go to... Like at my high school all of the players except one plays high school and club soccer... And all of the players play for good club teams (basically all of us play for a team that is ranked in the top 10 for Virginia or Maryland). So our high school team would absolutely thrash bad club teams...

[@dura7854]

I play both High School is much harder

[@nofurtherwest3474]

Why does only soccer have club - why not football/basketball. The college's look at the top high school football players right? But in soccer they look at club instead of high school? I don't understand

[@dannaurquilla9728]

when he spoke Spanish at the end I screamed because I speak Spanish too and it’s just great to see a coach that’s bilingual

[@The_Aligor]

When I go to highschool next year I'm gonna play highschool in the fall and club in the spring

[@perekbelleh5312]

It depends on where you live. General consensus, Club over high school. If your high school is rubbish then you'll get no looks from college coaches even if you are a good player. College coaches want to see you play against the best possible opposition and see how you fair. Some lads do well in the high school set up but struggle at higher levels. Due to the fact that the coaching is low at the high school level, the players tactical and technical development is stunted during those months with the high school team. As we approach 2020, my advice is this, if your high school team is bang average and your coach is the science teacher, you better try and find a club that can give you a better chance.

[@davidmanjarres6994]

I think it depends in the area. I grew up in South Florida and most of my teammates and myself played both because we knew that college coaches were going to both and it the level of play there is really good so coaches are always looking there.

[@t00tstv41]

Hi coach Javi, i just came across your channel and i want to say that i am a big fan already and i myself am a coach and i love the topics you talk about such as this one. This is an important topic to me because I have a brother who just graduated HS and a sister that is an incoming junior in HS and they both want to play in college and play at a higher level. The reason I am really interested in this topic as well is because i have a cousin who played his freshman year in high school and ended the year being the starting goalie and one of the major players in the team and was getting attention from the media, but after that great season he had, he went and tried out for Chivas USA (when they were still around) and he made the team. So he had to choose between Chivas USA and HS soccer and he chose Chivas USA. He was there for about 4 years until the team and academy didn't exist anymore, he basically missed out in HS soccer. Unfortunately he didn't get scouted by anyone. I am the goalie trainer for my sister's HS soccer team for JV and Varsity and my advice for any students that want to get scouted is to play your hardest and give it your all in every game you play whether its Club or High School because you never know who will be in the stands watching, and even if a scout isn't there to watch you that doesn't mean the scout isn't paying attention to everyone else in that field.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

As an adult I enjoy soccer, but I'm not sure I want to steer my son towards it. It seems that the time investment is much higher compared to other sports (esp in order to have a chance at the higher levels). I think part of that is just that soccer is an overall harder sport (more variables). For ex, I am 40 yrs old, and I've never played football. But I just played in a flag football league and within a few games I was the best scorer and had most interceptions on my team. I had the least experience (none). Now, if it were soccer I know there's no way a 40 yr old with no experience would be competitive after a few games. If you have speed and agility you can be decent in a football rec league. But soccer requires way more. I'm taking an objective look at all sports, assessing which one's are most sustainable and also will be a good fit for my kid (he's only 5 yrs old). I think soccer requires certain attributes that are different than other sports (for ex, height can be an asset in basketball but offers no real advantage for soccer). Also- if a kid's dream is a be a pro athlete, he may have a better shot at other, less crowded sports. For ex, this Matt Boling kid (record breaking runner in high school, look him up, he's amazing) - if Matt played soccer he would have a hard time standing out nationally. But since he's in track, he's already a star and will likely run in the Olympics someday which we know can be very lucrative as we've seen in Usain Bolt, who prob makes as much as the biggest soccer stars. Yes, the chances of getting to that level in any sport is slim, but I think it takes way more time investment to get to say the Premier League, than to get to the Olympics in track. Track requires more genetic intagibles (and of course a lot of development) but Soccer requires way more development (if you add the up the total hours required over an entire childhood). Also - to become an MLS or EPL player you must basically start around age 5 or so to even have a chance, which I think is very sad. In every other sport one could start much older and still get to the highest levels. Just my 2 cents. I'm analyzing all this stuff now for my kid.

[@sebbypatino9688]

I'm a player and I personally think that club is the more likely of getting recruited only because it's at more of a competitive level than high school and clubs probably have a better chance of being talked about

[@skylarvaneeka562]

I go to a 6A school and we have some kids that can seriously play. One kid has a offer from boca juniors & a lot have numerous offers from colleges. It really depends on what level the clubs in your area are playing at & comparing that with your high school. If high school soccer is less Intense compared to club then play club. You won't get scouted out of high school if your high school sucks at soccer.

[@Malik-of9wv]

Skylar Friswold yup

[@bendove3939]

I have played for both club and high school, and would say that high School is ALOT better than club. Maybe if u reach a an elite expensive high leevl club the skill level would go up above high school, but not in my experience. It also could b that scouts scout clubs more often, but the actual skill level of school is significantly greater. I know someone who played for a high school who was scouted by some of the top colleges and other teams in the country.

[@omargaminghd1730]

actually it is better to start in middle school and if you good enough, the highschool coach can scout you just like i did i made the varsity list and im exited to try out

[@Moneybaggbanda]

Do you have footage of you playing in highschool or college

[@raqibomar7676]

his dog name is my nickname

[@cabanas53]

Sometimes it depends on who the coaches know. I played for a low level club tiburones rojos de paramount but the owner knew people from Chivas USA and from pumas academy in San Bernardino. I was fortunate enough to join the pumas team on a trip to Mexico and play against the u17 Pachuca and pumas teams. We also got invited to Chivas USA to train with there u17. 3 of the younger kids including his son got scouted to play for Mexican teams. People often made fun of me for playing with them but I felt like they were a good enough team and we actually did things. So my advice is get to know the clubs around you and ask who they know talk to previous players from that club. Sometimes it's all about the people they know. If you're in the Los Ángeles area check out pumas Fresno soccer academy that man is a genius that has taken 3 players to Mexico and are with pumas first division and 2 at queretaro.

[@lorenzonunez3437]

ive played in the highest level club team in san diego ended up winning Nationals and then went onto the next level which would be the academy level and i can say that high school soocer is a total waste of time unless youre just trying to have some fun the only schools thatd recruit you would be community colleges

[@jorgedavila9073]

my opinion is, theres times where you have a club charging out the but, and make it seem they’re a high level club. cant say a bad club team can beat a high school team bc ive played against a club team with my high school friends and beat them really bad to the point we werent allowed back on their schedule. i myself was scouted into a D2 school out of high school, used my money to put myself in college camps and learn more about what the program is about than the simple basic stuff a club might teach you.

[@kadenbryan4392]

Where I live everyone plays high school in the fall and club in the winter/spring

[@choppedcorridos1378]

I played both the thing is your name can get known in high school if your that good tbh cause i know a few people that made it to D1 colleges and what he saying with clubs is true only reason why where i live they always have those summer tournaments and basically a ton load of scouts are there colleges and Mexican teams so what they basically do is if they like you you stay on and if they dont you get eliminated and thats it for you

[@deathshadow548]

I’m a freshman going into sophomore year and I think I’m pretty good at soccer and our HIGHSCHOOL coach for soccer focused more on just running and conditioning and not how we play on the field while my CLUB coach in clarkstown soccer club focuses a lot on how we are supposed to play in our positions and how we should play and incorporate our playing styles in games and still does a just a little bit of conditioning what do you recommend staying at highschool or club?

[@colef-d1288]

Club level is cheap in USA...for an academy in Ottawa Ontario, Canada it costs about $5400

[@ethandowney105]

It depends on what club your playing for I play under aresenal us acedemy in onterio but if you playing for some crappy elite matrix club no one is looking at you..Here in socal there is a really good team and it's tfa and there club is completely free but you have to be the best to be on it I have never tried out for it cause I play ussda witch is under the mls program for youth but if you gjyd wanna get scouted in socal and your good check them out If you don't have the money to play

[@Motionforever1]

I’m from Canada and I got accepted to a academy but it was too expensive

[@betosotelo8161]

Q: When you get recruited out of high school do you have to pay for the new team your going to play on?

[@ivanmosqueda7947]

In the area I am in, club is so much better compared to highschool soccer. I feel like it's more of a area and level type of thing. Most schools have teachers as coaches

[@mariaramirez1239]

Can you get scouted in the state cup tournament ?

[@ajvera7081]

John Ramirez I believe that u can get scouted in the presidents cup and state cup by college and pro team scouts

[@jhosselhurtado5599]

I'm just 13 and I've been to both those cups

[@angelalvarez6806]

John Ramirez national cup is better tho

[@sofiavinasco9502]

John Ramirez it matters your age, so with like u15 and up yeah

[@bdmoy1830]

Anthony Vera I played presidents cup

[@ezramathew5301]

My parents can’t afford Soccer Clubs so I’m going to go to high school team (next year cause I’m still in primary school) I hope I could get recruited and what happens after they recruit you?Do you have to pay for a lot of things?

[@soccerfilms2658]

This mostly depends on whether how good your high school team is and our high school team trains at an academy level so in my perspective it would be high school.

[@sta.acyy_]

My high school team gets mercied . 10-0 . They are terrible

[@Achamo99]

This is what i want thank you has long has they can contracted me in A club I am good. All I have to do is work harder

[@cintra7]

What advice do you give in this situation, sr?A guy born at 1990, soccer player, but still don’t get an a professional contract for a club, of some factors like age, like mad agents that lied on opportunities whether in or out of the country of origin, still battling for this dream and seems all or almost important things for make happens it’s going down. And because of this, the hungry did not go down, but the feeling of not being recognized by his work and the false opportunities given to him, make some discouragement. In USA have some real opportunity for athletes “said” over the age?I have some materials on the pitch in some training sessions for Greece clubs, and some friendly games too, Thank you sr.

[@VanezaValdez]

I play both , people say I'm good but I think I'm not because the reason on why I think that is because I have no confidence and I get nervous every game and I played soccer for 7 years and the worst part is my club coach ask me and some other player to help the older girls so I get really nervous and sometimes that effect how I play ( also what to become a pro) so I need help how to not get nervous and also I want to know to work on weak foot because I what to use both feet ( I'm a lefty)

[@viviennethornton6917]

You should believe in yourself and accept their compliments. If you get nervous don't let it overwhelm you. Just let it do it's thing amd after a while you won't be so nervous anymore. As for training your weak foot, it's simple. When you train start practicing with your weak foot as well. That's the easiest way.

[@marshallkalning3679]

Have been playing club for 2 years now in Pittsburgh and atm it's the only way to get recruited unless your high school team makes it to states

[@ethanjacks4674]

What is the university you coach at?

[@abrahamdiaz846]

I am a soccer player from Alabama. I have been playing soccer for about 6 years and I've worked really hard. I mostly play high school soccer and other players say that I am pretty good. But coming from Alabama you really don't see recruiters very often. I got an offer for a camp in Valencia Spain but I couldn't pay for it. Is there anything I could do to get any recruiters attention?

[@Malik-of9wv]

Abraham Diaz Ik , paying sucks. Some Teams should be free

[@pennysmith6657]

My daughter is at her third club so far. She started out at a big club ( but only 2nd team), then met a great coach at a small club and moved there. Now she has followed that coach over to another big club. She has also spent her freshman year playing varsity for a high school that regularly makes playoffs with a college coach at the helm. High school play ( at least at this school) is about winning-not player development. As a parent I'm looking for a coach to teach and nurture the talent my daughter has. Look carefully at the particular coaching agenda. Educate yourself. Watch games and listen to how that coach interacts with the players. Does he/She only care about winning (their ego)? Does the coach play favorites? Does the coach shame players for mistakes and create a climate of fear and divisive behavior? Is the coach proactive about YOU getting seen? Do they take you to showcases and big tournaments? Or do they just turn you loose on the field and collect their paycheck while you play keep away for hours?

[@EmiHZ2]

This is literally me right now, I got scouted for a team in Mexico and I'm going to train with the in between November and December, and that's when my high school season starts, and I'm in club right now

[@highlightssl5172]

Think about it. A club team is a team of all the best high school players soooo

[@viczzzz975]

No you pay from 3000 to 6000 depending on what year you are and where y'all are traveling to play in a club y'all get to play out of state and that money covers expensives. I've played semi professional and 2 friends of mine are in usl all cause they kept going through the system. It's a lot of money but it's worth it if you're a great player

[@ElCap1van]

I would do both I've done club around 5-8 had a break but in 8th grade I'm going club and high school I'm doing both

[@juniormartinez3287]

What about that Sunday league 😂

[@bdmoy1830]

Junior Martinez best place to get scouted

[@memedepot1291]

BDMoy youre kidding right

[@belhasabinfatehbinkhalifaa7120]

Potato Man you never know there might be a scout there

[@andyoasj9446]

Belhasa Bin Fateh Bin Khalifa Al Tamir there was a kid who got scouted to San Jose earthquakes from a Sunday league

[@randyshephard8257]

Got unto my middle schools team and the opponents were questionable. I played club for 2 months in the fall so i was only there for the off season and now im lookinv forward to try out for my HS team. Then hopefully i can go on to tryout for club......wish me luck

[@rafgravityman8791]

Could you get scouted if you play premiere or get professional into the MLS with a premiere team

[@nofurtherwest3474]

yes

[@chaselynch579]

I’m in my freshman year in high school and the year before I played academy and I have to say high school is much more fun even though you get scouted less

[@fusionfanatic2151]

is this only for the US? (im from Canada)

[@diegodesigns3976]

It really *depends.*-in the context of where you live etc. In my situation, the coach I was introduced to has such an arrogant and stubborn mindset to the point where every game they play they lose by 4+ goals. He has a high reputation for coaching the girls, but how he coaches the boys is not disciplined enough to the point where they do their own things which led to their loses. The players have so much potential-like literally...they're very advanced-, but how the coach setups the plays and technicality of the game is just not right. Also, his relationships with each player is non-existent. Not only that, it's very expensive here in America for any type of club where even the best can't get recognized and it shows. You may not see any high school players get scouted, but you surely won't see America be in the World Cup, nonetheless...win. On the other side, my high school coach is very coachable to every player and I see significant improvement from even beginners. We almost won state and won multiple tournaments and scrimmages. We couldn't have done it without our high school coach actually knowing what he's doing on and off the field. Not only that, we only have to pay $75 for the whole school year. Most importantly, I actually had fun and I felt challenged. All I can say is, you can do both or one of the other if you see it as beneficial or not.

[@ethandowney105]

I'm turning 14 in a few months and i play for a us acedemy and we play in the ussda league witch means we play the best teams like Portland timbers strikers acedemy and all ussda teams and sense we are a us acedemy team they won't let me play high school soccer so give me a tip

[@michaelfernandez9591]

I play at good soccer club won nationals and state and traveled around the world 5 times already

[@DaveedNation]

The academy around me is 2,700 dollars a year and the top level club is 1,600 and I’m in 8th grade so this year is crucial

[@DaveedNation]

So I don’t know what to do

[@Christian-qx1zw]

I want to play college soccer and then go pro after that. The problem is, I live in a small town and the best team available is the high school team (without traveling to different states). Currently I am playing my first season and once I graduate high school, I would like to go to college and play soccer there. I'm 15 and in 10th grade. What steps would I have to take to eventually go pro?

[@acbx_939]

When a club holds “open practices “ what does that mean ? I’m trying to join a club and have no idea what that means.

[@baudrillard.fanpage3076]

I'm going to be playing both club and highschool. Even though my club is year round.

[@fcupid1949]

This channel is underrated

[@mrbeaner7603]

I play club and Futsal at the same time and I’m joining high school so imma be playing in 3 teams

[@JoseMorales-vb4dz]

I played for B team in my school & my coach said I was good but he didn't move me up bc he didn't know me because I didn't play last year and B team only played 10 Games & I scored 9 goals in my 10 matches

[@samlane3262]

My school doesn't have a soccer team and I played club in another town but it's really hard on my family. I could go to high school in the other town but that would be even harder, so can you give me some advice please?

[@Malik-of9wv]

FCB#1 LM10 it's hard for players that can't pay for club n camps n etc. the only option for us is highschool.

[@aelizon85]

Malik true I agree. I play for high school 2 years and club 1 year , high school seems more cheap

[@t0b3h0n3st]

Sadly I know of a lot of high level players that play at smaller schools, which means 0 scouts. What can they do?

[@evaincefone9051]

Are you a coach at a university/ college or like a club coach? please answer

[@CoachJavi]

AUGG Drop I'm actually both!

[@evaincefone9051]

Coach Javi can you tell me the university name I might be interested in going there

[@HansFoote]

That it is

[@lucasvilla-tena8379]

I know this video was posted a while ago, but I have a question. I live in Mexico but I would like to attend college in the US and obviously play soccer in college. What recommendations or tips would you give me to get scouted by US colleges or at least have them notice me? What can I do? Thanks!

[@mol6752]

This really helped me out a lot, thanks 🙏

[@axelaguilera8005]

Wait so what if u wanna play pro soccer how do u get there or drafted or something

[@MsennaTube]

much needed conversation

[@antreaskouvarou7972]

what did to do for me to be better in football and more fast?please answer to me

[@oxdhaoxt3694]

If the goal is to be recruited by a COLLEGE, the High school soccer should be played by all players at the youth level. USSDA should create a schedule around high school schedules. This is America not Europe

[@shlepmessing8703]

That's completely incorrect. College coaches rarely come to high school games. Why? Because the level is almost always lower, the coaching IS always lower and that college scout can see a larger portion of skilled players at club events. High school soccer can be an injury fest, too, if you have meatball players that don't participate in comp. So your statement is the exact opposite of what's fact.

[@oxdhaoxt3694]

@@shlepmessing8703 it’s lower because all the top kids don’t play. No top level coach wants to coach a bunch of football players trying to kick a ball either. I personally feel for soccer to crow, the make to make accessible to everyone, the only way to do that is for all kids to play in school. At all levels not just high school

[@kylemalachowski]

I play HS in the fall and club the rest of the year (Winter/Spring)

[@kylemalachowski]

I play like 3000 for my club btw

[@popebw7587]

I play club and high school and have played club for 7 years now, I'm in my 2nd year of high school and played on the school team both years. I'm also 16 and have been playing up for 3 years and handle myself really well against the older girls. What age do you normally start to get looked at for scouting? Should I send highlight videos out? (I play center back/any defensive position/center mid/any mid position, so I normally dont score goals) How would I make a highlight video for my position? Is there anything I can do to draw attention to myself to get looked at? Sorry for all the questions but I'm really would like to know because soccer is my passion and I really want to go somewhere with it.

[@highondreams3065]

Where u coach at coach?

[@kapparattlerkapparattler6114]

I'm a freshman and I have a dilemma. this year I don't know whether to play JV and club in the spring (new rule in the area) or should I play for full on Varsity?

[@thatway6155]

I play 8 Month For free and they give me Free ride to practice and games 😓 Sadly I have to Leave The Team Because They can't give me a ride no more 😖 Now They Having New Play 😦😲!

[@slurp3194]

help i just turned 14 and i want to know how i can get scouted if i play in highschool how do i get scouted by college i really want to play pro soccer

[@gandhiflores7767]

Some of the best footballers got scouted while playing football with no boots and a ball made from yarn

[@emmagonzalez9156]

Can goalkeepers get an equal chance of being looked at for college at both the high school and club level even if there's a excellent defense

[@clairekilkenny9604]

I got scouted by club

[@eddyngiriweneza5114]

How to do you get scouted in middle school or high school?

[@timvakulich2223]

Hey, I can't afford club, and wasn't able to play since I was young cuz of this I can't play club. I do play high school. At 16 do I still have a chance in the future if I do manage to play club, to make d1 college

[@jackparker9824]

In England u can play both coz thats what I do

[@theblackwhite3776]

hey bro could you please spare 2min of your time to answer my question "Do we have to be in a club or high school team to get scouted or can we just showcase our skills online to get scouted?"

[@deekay231]

Hello Coach Javi_ Is it possible to have a player from Africa coming to school in America on scholarship and play soccer. Kindly assist if possible

[@coyotera1512]

Where can I send you a video for a player?

[@gabrielfattakhov9962]

If you dont play for a club or highschool team do you still have a chance to play for college and go pro?

[@jamesdowdyvlogs1454]

Club is the way to go

[@28guerrero]

What school do you scout for? and what division is it ?

[@withered_tree]

No way, yo did u film this vid at Carl Sandburg Middle School?? Cuz I love around that area and I might’ve seen u film there. I’m a big fan it would be awesome if u responded!

[@CoachJavi]

+Meech 301 yes I went there for middle school mate!

[@miarenee8520]

Do you have to play club to play high school or college soccer?

[@eddyngiriweneza5114]

How do u get a scholarship in High school

[@jacobthao2296]

Development academy teams get scouted more than high school. Or do they not?

[@christianflores2250]

Jacob Thao ofc. Players are legally not allowed to play USSDA and high-school

[@Andy_205]

Club is definitely the way to go

[@carlog7347]

some can play both club and schhool soccer

[@notorious1460]

Is your dog ok or is he just injured

[@husseinali-ww6nt]

What year did u get scouted?

[@dctube1758]

Scouts are bad in america

[@centurion5754]

DC tube 17 agreed

[@centurion5754]

DC tube 17 yea cuz in the usa soccer/football is't that fame

[@langeroony35]

High school football is just an unnecessary injury risk Edit: just realised this is american, Australia doesn’t have a big high school program

[@soydelicioso7531]

how good do u need to be in order to get scouted?