http://www.mountainwfc.ca/2008PostSeasonBoysCompetitionReport.
Mountain WFC.
im pretty sure i can get full-ride for a div 1 school. just have to contact. my plan is to go to a good soccer university, get a degree, then go play abroad. if u guys want, have a look at my grades from 8 to 10.
Grade 8-
Fine arts 8- 86%
French 8- 96%
Humanities 8 - 90%
Lifeskills 8- 91%
Math 8- 92%
PE 8- 97%
Science 8- 92%
Grade 9-
Food/ Nutrition 9 - 93%
French 9 - 95%
Eng 9- 89%
Math 9- 90%
PE 9 - 90%
Science 9 - 88%
Spanish 9 - 96%
Grade 10-
Math 10- 93%
Science 10- 88%
Socials 10 - 89%
Wood Tech 10- 93%
English 10- 86%
French 10- 87%
PE 10 - 88%
Planning 10 - 91%
I dont know how it is in US but this is how it is canada. thanks (advice)
They will take out your Planning 10 because that is not a recognized course in the United States and they will not weight it but rather just credit it, and overall you have a lot of B's, which is not good enough for a full ride, roughly a 3.3 is what you have, where 3.8-4.0+ usually will allow you for academic scholarships along with soccer. This alone could prevent the full ride factor (the 3.3 gpa) which is just above average, but again, not enough for money.
Now Reds4life, you mention that teams in the U.S are not that good. But I have seen these age groups play and teams in nor cal and more specifically south cal would put the whitecaps in a coma. Real So Cal, Blackpearl, FC barcelona, La Canada, NHB, FC Arsenal,LAFC are all cali teams that destroy outsiders coming in, scores of 5-0 and higher. That is just in cali alone, imagine teams in Texas, New York, Arizona, New Jersey, and Florida.
Full-ride to D1 and this point looks very slim, sorry to point that out. And especially being from Canada, it will be even harder. Now it is not all negative. D2 is just as good if not better (because there is more money offered to players), but your young so you are really stubborn and only want to hear advice that does not conflict with your own goals. You have been offered gold in this topic man, just take it.
There are other tracks to going professional, then the all-ride to D1. The sooner you realize, the better you can continue your path. good luck young man