(San Ramon, California)- iSoccerPath, the premier education and evaluation company for families of prospective college soccer student athletes, is honored to announce it has been approved to work with the United Futbol Club in San Juan Capistrano! iSoccerPath will be working with Rush’s high school age families and players to help them become student athletes at [...]
Each year the topic of early recruiting and committing as early as possible get more and more media attention. This year it has spread to not only soccer but other sports as well. A great ESPN article below talks about college coaches being in a Catch-22, even though they are morally and ethically against it, [...]
(San Ramon, California)- iSoccerPath, the premier education and evaluation company for families of prospective college soccer student athletes, announces the hire of Austin Moffatt and Shannon Harvey to its executive staff starting May 1, 2016. As iSoccerPath and its sister company College Soccer Panels, continue to expand across the US with the addition of Moffat as our first Area Sales [...]
(Danville, CA & Tampa, FL)- iSoccerPath, the leading education company in the US for assisting high school age soccer players to realize their dream of becoming college student athletes, and US College Soccer ID Camps, the #1 operator of college soccer ID camps in the US have entered into a partnership to host, produce, and [...]
(San Ramon, California)- iSoccerPath, the premier education and evaluation company for families of prospective college soccer student athletes, is honored to announce it has been approved to work with the Pleasanton Rage Soccer Club in Northern California! iSoccerPath will be working with Rage’s high school age players on the ECNL and Premier teams to help them [...]
You pay your club registration fees, pay training fees, for uniform packages and flights, among many other things that go into your yearly dues to participate. However, does that mean that their responsibility is to get your son or daughter into college? The answer is NO. Do they help and facilitate in the process, absolutely, [...]