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For boys, the college recruiting process often develops later than it does for girls. That can be confusing—and sometimes stressful—especially when families see girls in the same graduating class receiving offers or making commitments while boys are still building lists, attending events and waiting for conversations to become more serious. In most cases, that does not mean a player is behind. The boys’ recruiting market simply works differently. Physical development continue

Most players and parents think college recruiting comes down to two things: Performance on the field Grades in the classroom Those two factors absolutely matter. If a player cannot compete at the required level or meet a school's academic standards, the recruiting process usually ends there. But once coaches have identified a group of talented players with strong academics, the evaluation becomes much deeper. College coaches are making a four-year investment (now five years)

Eastside FC is thrilled to announce Tim Reynolds as our new Girls ECNL Director, a role that reflects the impact he’s made since joining the club. Born and raised in Torquay, England, Tim brings over 40 years of experience as both a player and coach. He has served as National Head Coach at TOCA Football, spent eight successful years at XFire Premier, worked with the Women’s Sounders, and even contributed as a part-time scout with U.S. Soccer. Tim’s coaching philosophy emphasi

Eastside FC is proud to announce Troy Letherman as our new Boys ECNL Director, a role that reflects both his impact over the past three years and the trust he has earned across the club. Since joining Eastside FC, Troy has been a top-team ECNL coach and a driving force behind multiple initiatives—from international travel and camps to performance standards and player development frameworks. He has consistently demonstrated what it means to lead at the highest level: developin