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it is pretty inpossible unless ur amazing if you think about it, i had never played soccer before and i made the YMCA team when i was 4. It really depends what you are trying out for. There are teams that everyone gets on and then there are travel or school teams you need to try out for. Those teams you probably wouldn't stand a chance for unless you practiced like 24/7 for a couple of months before So if u really like soccer u should go for it and take the risk, never ever give up =)
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