I know 2 years varsity soccer will look very bad but i will be 15 so i hope that d1 schools take that into consideration. I am currently looking at Stony Brook, University of Kentucky, Rutgers, Michigan State (unlikey to play soccer here), and Penn State (Unlikey to play soccer here).
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