Chad Juneau '15 Recruiting Profile

I have a strong academic background having been in the accelerated college prep program through High School and enjoy playing soccer at a very competitive level. I have played Varsity since my Freshman Year. I am considered by my coaches to be a very "coachable athlete" who rely's more on technical skills and speed verses an overly physical player. I am as physical as the situation demands. My goal would be to excel both in academics as well as athletics at the collegiate level. I have very strong ties to family and it is very important to give back to the communities in which we live.

The following reference was provided by my High School Coaches:
Intelligence On And Off The Field
 
Chad Juneau has the ability to be a stellar student-athlete in college. His intelligence in the classroom translates to his play on the field. As a center back, Chad excels at reading the game at a fast pace and anticipating where the attack will come from in his back third. In the past year he has also added strength and speed to his frame making him that much more effective. Going forward, Chad's attitude is what will ultimately make him a successful college athlete. I am happy to speak in depth about Chad and his talents in further detail to any college coach who is interested.  
Jeff Hayes

Dear Coach:
I have known Chad Juneau for the past three years. From the first time I met Chad in my Algebra lA
class his freshman year to this day, Chad has been a competitor in and out of the classroom.
Chad is not only a motivated soccer player but he is also a diligent worker in the classroom. Chad is in
the top 6 of his class and has a cumulative G.P.A. of 5.136/5.0. He is respected by both his teachers
and peers.
Chad is a three year varsity letterman. He is a hard-nosed center back that leads his team by example.
Being a center back he has the game in front of him. He communicates what he sees well with his
teammates. While defending is a major attribute of his game, distributing the ball after the offensive
team has turned it over is also a strong aspect of his game. He understands the importance of keeping
the ball and not turning it over.
Chad has put many hours of work into being the best student/athlete possible. He is extremely polite
and always conducts himself in a gentlemanly manner. I have no doubt he will carry this attitude and
work ethic over to his collegiate career.

 
Barry Grote
Math Teacher/ Assistant Soccer Coach
Granite City High School