Who am I?
I'm Spencer King — former NCAA Division 1 goalkeeper and captain at Fairleigh Dickinson University. I hold the record for the most clean sheets in FDU history with 28 shutouts.
Before I went to college I didn’t have connections. I knew I had the level to play college soccer. I was overlooked by college programs and had to learn the recruiting process on my own — what to say, who to reach out to, and how to stand out.
After 5 years at the Division 1 level I have learned exactly what college coaches look for in players and what they need to do in order to get recruited — and what actually gets their attention.
It’s simple, but not easy. The good news? It’s in your control. If you’re willing to put in the work, I’ll show you the way.
This Isn't Just A Dream...
This is what happens when you have a proven system that shows young ballers like yourself exactly how to get seen, get recruited, and take control of their future.
While you're at school, training, or just living your life — a high school soccer player across the country is using this blueprint to get an official visit email from a D1 coach.
Imagine this:
- Waking up to a message from a college coach saying, “Let’s set up a call — I want to learn more about you.”
- Watching your inbox fill with interest from schools you once thought were out of reach — and knowing you earned every bit of it.
- No longer wondering “what if?” while others commit — because you’re the one signing that letter of intent.
- Feeling like you finally cracked the code — and now your friends are asking you how to get recruited.
- Knowing exactly what to say, when to say it, and how to stand out — because you followed a roadmap that actually works.
This is the power of having the right guide. One that’s been tested, proven, and built by someone who’s walked the path — from overlooked to successful NCAA D1 captain.
College Soccer Recruitment Blueprint
DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU?
- Overlooked because you’re not on an mls next or ecnl team
- Know you have the quality to play at the college level but not getting the offers or attention you deserve
- Someone with zero connections who thinks recruiting only works if you "know someone"
- High school player who dreams of playing college soccer but doesn’t know where to start
- Late bloomers who didn’t get recruited early and think it’s “too late.” (it’s not.)