Your child wants to play college soccer.Where do you start?

Find schools that fit, know what to send coaches, and keep track of what comes next.

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300+ playershelped toward college soccer by Coach Daniel.

UCLAStanfordSan Diego StateSonoma StateMichigan StateNorth CarolinaPrincetonGeorgetown

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Advice from players who have been through recruiting.

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“Get yourself out there, always make highlight videos.”
KayaCal State Fullerton
“Don’t let that stress you out, because your time will come.”
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The whole Game Plan.
Yours for $27.

A college soccer recruiting course for parents, taught by Coach Daniel McKell.

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Know what to do before you contact a coach.

Learn how to compare colleges, prepare a video and write your first coach email. Work through the two parts at your own pace.

All Access Course

  • Part 1: Get readyRecruiting basics, rules, costs and video preparation.
  • Part 2: Contact collegesSchool research, coach emails, visits and offers.
  • Course workbookKeep your research and family decisions in one place.
  • Lesson worksheetsPut each lesson into practice as you go.
  • Recruiting calendarDates and next steps for your graduation year.
  • College list & outreach trackerCompare schools and organize your coach conversations.
  • Highlight video checklistPrepare your clips before sharing them.
  • Four coach email templatesIntroductions, follow-ups and updates to make your own.
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Have questions about your own player?

Add a private 30-minute call for $100. Talk through your school list, coach emails and what to do next.

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Meet Coach Daniel McKell.

Daniel has helped more than 300 players work toward college soccer. Now he’s sharing what he’s learned with your family.

Inside the Game Plan, he explains how to find colleges, prepare your player’s video and start conversations with coaches.

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Not sure how college soccer recruiting works?
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The Game Plan covers what to do before you reach out, and what comes next.

  1. Find colleges that fit.

    Compare the soccer program, academics and cost.

  2. Build a highlight video.

    Choose the clips that show coaches how your player plays.

  3. Start talking to coaches.

    Know what to send, when to follow up and how to track replies.

FAQs

Questions before you start? Find the answers here.

How do we start a college soccer recruiting plan?

Start with your player’s graduation year, school interests and family budget. Build a list of colleges to research, collect recent game footage and keep coach conversations in one place. Compare soccer, academics and cost together.

When should parents start preparing for college soccer?

Use the early high school years to understand academic requirements and explore colleges. Ask your school counselor about coursework. Coach contact rules depend on the division, sport and type of contact, so check the current rules before planning outreach or visits.

NCAA recruiting guidance
Can Division III soccer players receive scholarships?

Division III schools do not offer athletics scholarships. They may offer academic scholarships and need-based aid. Ask each college for its full financial aid information and compare the cost your family would actually pay.

NCAA scholarships and financial aid
What should a college soccer highlight video include?

Use recent game clips that show your player’s decisions and skills in their position. Make the player easy to identify and add their name, graduation year and contact details. Keep full-game footage available if a coach requests it. The Game Plan includes a checklist to help you prepare.

What should my child include in an email to a college coach?

Keep it personal and brief. Include the player’s name, graduation year, position, team, academic information and a working video link. Explain why that school interests them. Check the program’s recruiting instructions and current contact rules before expecting a reply.

What is included in the $27 course?

The $27 All Access Course includes two parts of lessons with Coach Daniel, the workbook, lesson worksheets and four recruiting guides. It is a one-time payment. You can add a private 30-minute coaching call for $100.

Does the course guarantee a scholarship or a roster spot?

No. ULTRAIN College Soccer Game Plan is a college soccer recruiting course for parents, taught by Coach Daniel McKell. It helps families research schools, prepare video and organize coach outreach. Admissions, roster places and financial aid are decided by the colleges.

How do we access the course and coaching call?

After payment, open your purchase confirmation to access the course. Use your purchase email to sign in again. If you added the coaching call, request a time inside your account. The course has a 14-day money-back guarantee; contact darrius@ultrainapp.com for help.