North Carolina is one of the most football-mad corners of the United States. The state is packed with NCAA Division I, II and III programmes and strong NAIA colleges — which is exactly why our annual Easter tour is based there, running over the school Easter break so it fits around studies and club fixtures.
Play and train at real college venues
Across the seven-day itinerary, players train and play against American teams at a mixture of NCAA and NAIA venues. That is not a stadium tour — it is the actual surfaces, facilities and environments you would play in as a college player. Every session doubles as an audition.
Why a multi-venue tour recruits so well
- Coaches from several programmes see you play live across the week, not once.
- You can be evaluated against different levels — Division I, II, III and NAIA — to find your true fit.
- Informal conversations with coaches on site often matter more than a formal trial.
- Boys' and girls' squads both travel, so the tour works for every pathway.
Timing matters
The tour runs during the Easter break, which lines up with the US spring season — when college teams are training and playing, and coaches have time to watch. Turning up in-season, on college turf, is a far stronger recruitment move than sending another email with a highlight reel attached.
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