FOOTBALL/Soccer

The Professional Touch Makes the Difference

Guided by a renowned U18 coach and admissions director from a top US institution, your child will receive top-tier training and guidance to reach their full potential on the field.

With the support of an immigration lawyer and accountant specializing in US law, we ensure a smooth transition to the American education system and maximize your child's chances of college acceptance.

A FIFA agent with experience managing national team players and a sports lawyer with EXPERIENCE REPRESENTING major domestic and international law firms provide invaluable connections and opportunities within the global SPORTS community.

While nurturing future professional athletes, we never compromise on education.

The elite U15/18 and college leagues in the US, known for producing top-tier college and professional players annually, have become a prime destination for athletes from renowned academies worldwide. These leagues offer a structured system and advanced training methodologies, fostering players' development towards a professional level.
The US sports system is renowned for its unique structure that allows student-athletes to pursue their athletic dreams while also obtaining a quality education. With a focus on balancing academics and athletics, this system features minimum academic requirements for participation in elite sports programs, ensuring that athletes prioritize their studies alongside their training.

Before the rise of elite soccer leagues in the US, many Korean agencies focused on replicating the American education system to help players secure NCAA scholarships.

Now, with thriving elite leagues offering scholarships and pathways to top universities and professional leagues, young players worldwide are drawn to the US. This has increased competition and led to a preference for players developed within the American system.

U15/U18 PREP LEAGUE

In the US, the recruitment process for local soccer players typically begins between 8th and 10th grade. Through local tournaments and weekly league matches, talented young players are identified early on. It's a common practice in American soccer culture for colleges to offer scholarships to these players, creating a competitive environment among universities to secure promising athletes.

On spacious and modern campuses, players enjoy a free and comfortable lifestyle, creating unforgettable memories. A variety of extracurricular activities are available for students to enjoy with friends after school, further enriching their experience.

In the American high school system, the term "Prep School" refers to institutions that prioritize preparing students for college success. The "Prep" in Prep School stands for preparation, emphasizing the schools' commitment to closely guiding and nurturing students to ensure their academic success and growth in college.

Each year, dozens of players from the US U19 PREP PREMIER league advance to top-tier NCAA D1 teams and professional leagues. THESE PLAYERS often receive admission offers as early as 10th or 11th grade, as the recruiting process begins in 9th grade. As with domestic admissions processes, the coach's network and capabilities play a crucial and irreplaceable role.

WOODSTOCK U19 2022-24 NCAA D1 ADMISSIONS

Adbul Barrie - Marshall Univ. [NCAA D1]

Matthew Bell - Marshall Univ. [NCAA D1]

Ethan Precott - Marshall Univ. [NCAA D1]

Marco Silva - Marshall Univ. [NCAA D1]

Noah Dinnal - Jacksonville Univ. [NCAA D1]

Alexander Halevy - DePaul Univ. [NCAA D1]

Evan Hannibal - Marrimack College [NCAA D1]

Aidan Kieffer - Bucknell Univ. [NCAA D1]

Alexander Krzykos - GCU [NCAA D1]

Aiden Williams - Winthrop Univ. [NCAA D1]

Jai Bean - Duke Univ. [NCAA D1]

Joshua Bolma - Univ. of Maryland [NCAA D1]

Blake Franzen - Liberty Univ. [NCAA D1]

Noah Holczinger - Iona College [NCAA D1]

Steven Mast - Manhattan College [NCAA D1]

Kymani McNeil - Marshall Univ. [NCAA D1]

Mohammed Seidu - Marshall Univ. [NCAA D1]

Max Maneke - Marshall Univ. [NCAA D1]

Shande Mendez - USAF Academy [NCAA D1]

Sean Mulvihill - USAF Academy [NCAA D1]

Landon Sartori - Bryant Univ. [NCAA D1]

Gustavo Soares de lasi - SUNY Albany [NCAA D1]

Danny Istambouli - Boston College [NCAA D1]

Alex Fuentesal - Loyola Marymount [NCAA D1]

Maclin Stover - Fordham University [NCAA D1]

Kelvin Da Costa - Syracuse University [NCAA D1]

Nick Washington - Providence College [NCAA D1]

David Lee - James Madison University [NCAA D1]

Hendrix Mota - GCU [NCAA D1]

While only a few players from Korea make it to NCAA D1 each year, local U18 institutions like Woodstock consistently send dozens of players to D1 programs.

COLLEGE SOCCER

Did you know that the third largest stadium in the world is a US college sports facility?

At American universities equipped with top-tier educational and sports facilities, student-athletes receive guidance from exceptional professors and coaches, allowing them to balance their academic and athletic pursuits. This ensures that even if a professional career in sports doesn't materialize, they are well-prepared to enter society with confidence and a solid foundation for success.

The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) is a massive organization that governs college sports in North America. With over 1,100 member universities, it operates like a professional league, boasting some of the world's largest stadiums. The NCAA offers a platform for over 500,000 student-athletes to balance academics and athletics, with hundreds transitioning to professional sports each year. Its games are incredibly popular, broadcasted across North America, and the league continues to grow rapidly. Member universities invest over $3 billion in student-athlete scholarships annually, making the NCAA a top destination for aspiring athletes globally.

QWERTY athletes' college admissions are guided by our advisor Jim Burstein, a key figure in American U18 soccer. With 20 years of experience, he has an extensive network and has placed students in 95 of the top 100 US universities. He has helped hundreds of athletes get into Ivy League schools and top NCAA D1 teams with significant scholarships.