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NCSA Scouting Report

NCSA developed the Scouting Report so that student-athletes may receive evaluations from college coaches quickly and efficiently. Once evaluated, students who hope to earn not only recruiting opportunities, but college soccer scholarships, as well, will gain maximum exposure to the schools of their choice. The Scouting Report allows college coaches to have up-to-date athletic and academic information delivered directly to their email boxes.  

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Scouting Report Videos

Today, verified NCSA Scouting Report videos have become the quickest and most reliable way for initial evaluation. More than 35,000 college coaches access student-athlete data through NCSA.  

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Tips on Making Phone Calls

Right now is the most critical time in the recruiting process where coaches are expecting phone calls from players. If you haven’t started you need to start ASAP. You need to start separating yourself from other recruits on the coaches list. In order to be adequately prepared for a call with a coach, there Read More »

 

 

Q&A with Katie Capel

NCSA caught up with rising soccer star Katie Capel to talk about her high school career and the opportunity to compete at the next level.  

NCSA: How do you show a college coach that you are really interested in their program?  

Capel: The most important thing I have done so far is to make contact. I have used e-mail a lot and that seems to be the way coaches are keeping track of me. Also, calling coaches is a good idea, especially if they give you a cell phone number. Make sure you ask questions that are not answered on the school’s web site. That way they know you have done your homework and are really interested in their school.  

NCSA: What are you doing to “take charge” of your recruiting process? 

Capel: I have time set aside each week to view my e-mails. I look at any mail I have received and try to respond with an e-mail. I have also narrowed my colleges down to about 20 or so. That way I can concentrate on those. Read More >>