New Junior College Program Looking for Players

Paris Junior College (Division I Junior College) is starting a soccer program and - admittedly a bit late - is looking for girls to attend school and play soccer. Scholarships are available. If you know of a recent graduate who wants to play in college and didn't get an offer, or needs financial help to go to college, you can complete the form posted here:

https://parisjc.wufoo.com/forms/dragons-soccer-recruitment-form/

There are open tryouts on July 28 from 11 - 1. It's only two hours from Dallas and games are played in the East and South Texas area. The Coach is Lance Noble, who has most recently been Director of Coaching for San Antonio Soccer Association and has also coached at Stephen F. Austin.

The boys team is full, but girls need more players!

Is this for real????? Did Paris JC do their research? This guy has had a new job every two years for twenty some odd years. Gets fired or chooses to leave.
They need to call
Stephen F Austin Univ.
Univ. of Dallas
Laredo Heat
Northwood Univ.
Fort Worth Country Day School
DFW Tornados Indoor
San Antonio Youth Soccer
and many many more and get their views..

Flamethrower wrote:Is this for real????? Did Paris JC do their research? This guy has had a new job every two years for twenty some odd years. Gets fired or chooses to leave.
They need to call
Stephen F Austin Univ.
Univ. of Dallas
Laredo Heat
Northwood Univ.
Fort Worth Country Day School
DFW Tornados Indoor
San Antonio Youth Soccer
and many many more and get their views..

Should be a great fit. As JC is only 2 years

This is another reminder that recently graduated girls who want to play in college and haven't gotten the opportunity so far . . . have the chance to do so at Paris Junior College (about two hours or less away). Tryouts are tomorrow at 11:00 am. This is a scholarship program. Please don't let the negative posters sway you otherwise - many college coaches at the Junior College and DIII level, in particular, move around often. If you want to play, and get a start on education, it shouldn't matter!

FanofFutbol18 wrote:This is another reminder that recently graduated girls who want to play in college and haven't gotten the opportunity so far . . . have the chance to do so at Paris Junior College (about two hours or less away). Tryouts are tomorrow at 11:00 am. This is a scholarship program. Please don't let the negative posters sway you otherwise - many college coaches at the Junior College and DIII level, in particular, move around often. If you want to play, and get a start on education, it shouldn't matter!

Really? I thought NJCAA colleges cant be scholarships?

Triumph FC wrote:

FanofFutbol18 wrote:This is another reminder that recently graduated girls who want to play in college and haven't gotten the opportunity so far . . . have the chance to do so at Paris Junior College (about two hours or less away). Tryouts are tomorrow at 11:00 am. This is a scholarship program. Please don't let the negative posters sway you otherwise - many college coaches at the Junior College and DIII level, in particular, move around often. If you want to play, and get a start on education, it shouldn't matter!

Really? I thought NJCAA colleges cant be scholarships?

According to the NJCAA website men and womens soccer have an 18 scholarships limit.

The problem with that rule is the scholarship you give to a player has to be given to every other player on your roster. I coached in NJCAA and not one scholarship is ever given out so I have no clue to why PAris is a scholarship program

Again, there is a HUGE REASON this guy have never been able to keep a job!! He doesnt leave so much , more less asked to leave!!

From the NCJAA Rules:
Q: One NJCAA school can offer me a full scholarship, and one school can't offer me anything. Why?
A: Each institution belonging to the NJCAA can choose to compete on the Division I, II or III level in designated sports. Division I colleges (Paris JC is a Division I) may offer full athletic scholarships, Division II colleges are limited to awarding tuition, fees and books, and Division III institutions may provide no athletically related financial assistance. However, NJCAA colleges that do not offer athletic aid may choose to participate at the Division I or II level if they so desire.

There is no rule that I could find regarding the requirement to award equal scholarships to all players.

There is a limit of 18 total scholarships per team for soccer.

Hope this clarifies the discussion.

It does not change the fact that you hired that coach!! Good luck.. LOL

Triumph FC wrote:The problem with that rule is the scholarship you give to a player has to be given to every other player on your roster. I coached in NJCAA and not one scholarship is ever given out so I have no clue to why PAris is a scholarship program

You didn't know scholarships could be given out? Explains why you aren't coaching college anymore.

Not in the college I was out we were D3! Any scholarship had to be given to everyone

Triumph FC wrote:Not in the college I was out we were D3! Any scholarship had to be given to everyone

Just giving you a hard time.

I checked into this. Found out their full scholorship is books and tuition only.