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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the player profile form in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Personal Information' section. Enter your full name, date of birth, address, home phone number, city, state, zip code, and email address. If you are not an American citizen, please specify your nationality.
  3. Next, move to the 'Academic Information' section. Provide details about your school name, current grade, grade point average (GPA), test scores for SAT and ACT, and any college academic interests. Don’t forget to include your Clearing House Registration number if applicable.
  4. In the 'Soccer Background' section, list your team name, club name, years with the club, US Youth Soccer State Association affiliation, primary field position, other positions played, and any involvement in US Youth Soccer ODP along with district information.
  5. Proceed to document any soccer honors and awards received in high school or club settings under 'Soccer Honors & Awards'.
  6. Similarly, fill out the 'Academic Honors & Awards' section with relevant achievements from high school or other educational institutions.
  7. Finally, share a bit about yourself by listing hobbies and interests in the designated area.

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Your email should ONLY include important information: name, grad year, position, GPA, club team name, and whats special about YOU and YOUR TEAM (important accomplishments).
What should a player profile include? It depends on what you want to highlight in your athlete profiles. You might just want to collect contact details and basic information, like age and location. But a typical player profile includes physical attributes, too, such as height.
Create a Team profile to: outline what a team does, who its members are and how to contact them. provide details about the teams that make up an organisation or group. list the members of a committee.
Students are required to create an athletes profile and include the following information: athletes name. main competing sport. country of origin. personal best. number of medals awarded. interesting facts.
Start by providing personal information such as your name, age, and contact details. Include details about your playing experience, such as the teams you have played for and any notable achievements. List your preferred positions on the field and any specific skills or attributes that make you a valuable player.

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It depends on what you want to highlight in your athlete profiles. You might just want to collect contact details and basic information, like age and location. But a typical player profile includes physical attributes, too, such as height. Plus, any general health concerns or injuries.
A player profile is an account sub-profile for an athlete and should be tied to registration and/or the roster. A player profile does not have a login to the account and is only created during registration or when added to a roster.
You might hear commentators remarking that one player is in form while another player is in poor form. So what does this mean? Form typically refers to a players level of performance relative to their potential level of performance. How they do in their sport, compared with how they could do.

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