Questions parents ask us.

It depends on the player, the timeline and how much of the process you want us to run. We talk through it on the first call, and that call is free. If we are not the right fit for your player, we will tell you on that call and it costs you nothing.

Earlier than you have been told. By junior year most rosters and most scholarship money are committed. Sophomore year is ideal; freshman year is not too early to talk. If your player is already a junior or senior, book the call anyway. There is usually more available than families think, but the window is shorter.

Platforms sell you a profile and leave the outreach to you. We represent your player. That means we evaluate honestly, build the plan, contact coaching staffs directly on your behalf, and sit in the negotiation at the end. Two people who know your player, not a database.

No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Rosters, budgets and coaching changes are outside anyone's control. What we guarantee is honesty about where your player stands, a real plan, and direct work with the staffs who make decisions.

Yes. Most of the players we place are not Division I, and a lot of the scholarship money in college soccer is not at Division I either. The right place is the one where your player will play, develop and graduate. We work every division.

Both. We place international players into US college programs across every division, handling eligibility, academics and visas alongside the soccer. And we work with US players who have a professional ceiling and want to trial overseas, arranging and preparing for trials through direct club relationships. See the International page for how each direction works.

Cullen and Aidan. There is no junior staff and no call center. The two people you meet on the first call are the two people contacting coaches, cutting film and advising on offers.