College Recruiting Night Kit for High School and Club Soccer Coaches, Presentation Slides, Parent Handouts, Script PDF

Every decent player's parents eventually corner you at a fence and ask about college soccer. You can answer one family at a time for the rest of your coaching life, or you can put sixty of them in a room for one evening and answer everyone at once, with a system behind you.

I have run this exact night at high schools around Western New York. I built it from the college side of the table, where I spent a season as a head coach reading the recruiting emails, hosting the visits, and closing the commitments. It works because it answers the questions families are losing sleep over, and it makes your program the one known for developing players past graduation.

WHAT YOU GET (3 PDFs, instant digital download, no physical item)
1. The Recruiting Night Deck: 14 slides, ready to run from any laptop or projector
2. The Recruiting Night Kit: a 12 page guide plus printable handouts
3. Fillable Forms: the sign up sheet, follow up tracker, and event checklist, typeable in Adobe Reader or most PDF apps

INSIDE THE KIT
- Why the night works, and the one rule that makes it work
- A prep checklist from two weeks out to day of
- The 60 minute run of show, slide by slide
- Talking points for every slide, in plain words you can make your own
- The follow up system: the 48 hour email and the check ins through the year
- An FAQ crib sheet for the questions that come up every single time

THE FAMILY HANDOUTS (print one set per family)
- The 4 Boxes: the decision framework on one page
- The grade by grade plan, freshman through senior year
- The divisions, honestly, including the one most families cross off by mistake
- Sign up sheet and follow up tracker

WHO IT IS FOR
High school coaches, club coaches, and directors of coaching who want a real answer for every family who asks about college.

A NOTE ON THE RULES
Recruiting rules move. Every date and number in the kit was verified when written (fall 2026), is flagged as subject to change, and points families to ncaa.org to check.

For families, the full guide is its own listing: The College Recruiting Playbook.

Questions any time. Message the shop and I will get you sorted.