What to Include in Your Soccer Recruiting Profile

Your recruiting profile is your resume. It should give coaches everything they need to evaluate you in one place.

Essential Information

Personal Details:

• Full name
• Graduation year
• Date of birth
• Height and weight
• Dominant foot
• Citizenship

Athletic Information:

• Primary and secondary positions
• Current club team and league
• High school team
• Years of competitive experience
• Notable achievements (conference all star, state champion, etc.)
• Club coach name and contact information

Academic Information:

• GPA (weighted and unweighted)
• SAT/ACT scores
• Intended major
• NCAA Eligibility Center ID
• Class rank (if favorable)

Media:

• Highlight video link (YouTube, unlisted)
• Full game film link (if available)
• Action photos

Contact Information:

• Your email
• Your phone number
• Parent/guardian email and phone
• Club coach email and phone

What NOT to Include

• Exaggerated stats or achievements
• Irrelevant personal information
• Every team you have ever played for
• Self assessments of your ability ("I am one of the best midfielders in the state")
• Salary expectations or scholarship demands

Formatting Tips

• Keep it to one page (like a resume)
• Use a clean, professional layout
• Include a quality action photo (not a selfie)
• Make links clickable
• Update it every season

Where to Host Your Profile

Coaches prefer a centralized, clean profile they can access quickly. FieldVision AI creates a professional recruiting profile that includes all essential information, your highlight video, academic details, and performance stats in one shareable link.

Keeping It Updated

Your recruiting profile is a living document. Update it:

• At the start of each season
• After significant achievements
• When your GPA or test scores improve
• When you have new highlight footage

An outdated profile suggests you are not serious about recruiting.