Emailing college coaches
What coaches want to see in your email, what to include, when to send it, and how to follow up.
SC del Sol Yuma presents
For high school players and a parent: how recruiting works, paying for college, and emailing college coaches.
NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA, and junior college (JUCO). Where you fit, and how each one recruits.


What coaches want to see in your email, what to include, when to send it, and how to follow up.
The timeline from freshman to senior year, and what to do each year.
The FAFSA, athletic vs. academic money, and how families really pay for college.
Eligibility, grades, test scores, and the deadlines that catch families by surprise.
High school players in grades 9 to 12, with a parent or guardian. Freshmen are not too early: the families who start early have the most options.
One form per player. It takes about two minutes.
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Bring a teammate
Spots are limited. Send this to a teammate who should be there.
Yes, one parent or guardian per player, and we strongly encourage it. Space is limited. Paying for college and choosing a school are family decisions.
No. Grades from freshman year count toward college eligibility, and families who understand the process early have more options.
No. The class covers every level: NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA, and junior college. There is a place in college soccer for many more players than people think.
Sign up anyway and you'll go on the waitlist. If a spot opens, or when the next class is scheduled, we'll contact you.
Please tell your SC del Sol coach so your spot can go to a player on the waitlist.