Anonymous
11/19/2019 11:57
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Odds of a female HS player being on a D1 Roster (not even scholarship) 26-1.
Oh
That is for High School Soccer players. The odds for high level club soccer increase well above that. ECNL and DA level soccer players odds are much, much higher to play D1 scholarship or otherwise.
The High School soccer playing pool is much larger than the ECNL/DA player pool that most D1 programs recruit from.
Also, note this from the linked site: "The odds vary significantly depending on where you compete in High School. The odds of playing D1 are notably higher for players from the Mid-Atlantic states, but much lower for players in many other areas. The odds are especially low for states without NCAA I schools that sponsor men's and/or women's soccer."
A lot of posters on DCUM love to talk about how low the odds are of kids playing in college, and I've always thought it was strange given the significant number of kids--way above the national averages--I know (including D1 players receiving athletic scholarships) who do. I think those posters are looking at the national odds and not focusing on how much better the opportunities are for players in our area. We are fortunate both to have a strong soccer culture here, and tons of local colleges within easy driving distance.
Yes, region and league level of play are tremendous filters.
Anonymous
11/19/2019 11:53
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Odds of a female HS player being on a D1 Roster (not even scholarship) 26-1.
Oh
That is for High School Soccer players. The odds for high level club soccer increase well above that. ECNL and DA level soccer players odds are much, much higher to play D1 scholarship or otherwise.
The High School soccer playing pool is much larger than the ECNL/DA player pool that most D1 programs recruit from.
Also, note this from the linked site: "The odds vary significantly depending on where you compete in High School. The odds of playing D1 are notably higher for players from the Mid-Atlantic states, but much lower for players in many other areas. The odds are especially low for states without NCAA I schools that sponsor men's and/or women's soccer."
A lot of posters on DCUM love to talk about how low the odds are of kids playing in college, and I've always thought it was strange given the significant number of kids--way above the national averages--I know (including D1 players receiving athletic scholarships) who do. I think those posters are looking at the national odds and not focusing on how much better the opportunities are for players in our area. We are fortunate both to have a strong soccer culture here, and tons of local colleges within easy driving distance.
Anonymous
11/19/2019 11:44
Subject: Re:College Scholarships for soccer
What percentage of girls and what percentage of boys who play either ECNL/DA play soccer in college (D1, D2, or D3)? Get some money to play soccer in college?
Anonymous
11/19/2019 11:35
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous wrote:Odds of a female HS player being on a D1 Roster (not even scholarship) 26-1.
Oh
That is for High School Soccer players. The odds for high level club soccer increase well above that. ECNL and DA level soccer players odds are much, much higher to play D1 scholarship or otherwise.
The High School soccer playing pool is much larger than the ECNL/DA player pool that most D1 programs recruit from.
Anonymous
11/19/2019 11:32
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Odds of a female HS player being on a D1 Roster (not even scholarship) 26-1.
Oh
Oh
Anonymous
11/19/2019 11:25
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous
11/19/2019 11:20
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Most D1 schools carry 25-30 players... At least a couple of international players on full rides, plus a few ecnl/DA studs on big money. Not much left for the rest
Anonymous
11/19/2019 10:44
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What percentage of D1 programs are fully funded.
One or two players may be fully funded the rest are partial scholarships that are divided up across the top players on the roster.
And most players get no money.
Starters get some money, subs do not. "Most" is certainly defined by roster size.
Anonymous
11/19/2019 10:42
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What percentage of D1 programs are fully funded.
One or two players may be fully funded the rest are partial scholarships that are divided up across the top players on the roster.
And most players get no money.
Anonymous
11/19/2019 10:40
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous wrote:What percentage of D1 programs are fully funded.
One or two players may be fully funded the rest are partial scholarships that are divided up across the top players on the roster.
Anonymous
11/19/2019 10:33
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Do you mean what percentage of schools offer full scholarships to all players on a team? Zero.
Or do you mean what percentage of schools have funding for the 9.9 or 14 scholarships they are allowed?
Or do you mean what percentage of schools have funding for the 9.9 or 14 scholarships they are allowed?
Anonymous
11/19/2019 10:06
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
Anonymous wrote:>1%
Did you mean <1%? Less than 1%?
Anonymous
11/19/2019 10:00
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
On the girls side a fully funded program has 14 scholarships to spread around 25-30 players. The men’s side only has 9.9.
Anonymous
11/19/2019 09:46
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
>1%
Anonymous
11/19/2019 09:43
Subject: College Scholarships for soccer
What percentage of D1 programs are fully funded.