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NCAA College soccer scholarships
facts about the soccer recruiting process Get recruited and play college soccer. We can help you get recruited and play NCAA soccer. Our website is full of information and resources to help guide you through the recruiting process.
A good place to start is the SOCCER SCHOLARSHIP STATISTICS AND INFORMATION page. You might be the best soccer player at your school but if your not in the top 3% then don't expect the NCAA soccer coaches to come to you; you have to make it happen and apply to as many colleges as possible. This is where we come into the picture; we will prepare a professional resume on your behalf and send it to every NCAA soccer coach in division 1 and 2. We can also send your athletic profile to NAIA colleges as well. Remember, you wont make your dream come true if you don't do everything you possibly can to get recruited. You must have a detailed, professional athletic resume prepared and you must get it into the hands of the NCAA soccer coaches. We do this for you, it's fast, efficient and above all it allows you to compare offers from many different colleges. 363 NCAA men's soccer coaches will have your resume and will be reading about you. For NCAA women's soccer it's 486 coaches. |
NCAA Soccer History
Men's NCAA Soccer Championship.
The first NCAA Soccer Championship was held in 1959 and consisted of only 8 teams. This was later increased to 16 teams in four regional playoffs with the winners of each region playing off for the championship.
The National Collegiate championship now consists of 32 teams. 11 major conference champions qualify automatically, and the champions of 10 other conferences play off for five more qualifying positions. 16 other teams are at-large selections. After two rounds of play in each of eight regions, a third round reduces the field to four teams that advance to the championship round.
The Division 2 tournament was added in 1972, the Division 3 tournament in 1974.
Women's NCAA Soccer Championship.
Women's soccer was added to the NCAA championship program in the fall of 1982, only 12 teams were selected for the championship playoff's. The number of teams has since been increases to 32. After two rounds of preliminary competition in eight regions, the winning team from each region advances to a third round and then into the semi-finals and finals.
The women's Division 3 championship was added in 1986, the Division 2 championship in 1988.
Women's soccer is one of the fastest growing intercollegiate sports mainly due to the application of TITLE IX so there are many opportunities out there for women.
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