If you’re trying to play women’s basketball in college, you’ve probably asked yourself at least once:
“Am I actually being recruited?”
Maybe coaches are watching your games but haven’t contacted you. Maybe you’ve gotten a few emails [Read More]
One of the biggest mistakes you can make during recruiting is simply sitting back and waiting for a coach to discover you. Get your film, stats, and information in front of [Read More]
One of the biggest mistakes you can make during recruiting is simply sitting back and waiting for a coach to discover you. Get your film, stats, and information in front of [Read More]
You don’t have to wait for a college coach to discover you.
A well-written email can introduce you to a program, share your athletic accomplishments, and start a recruiting conversation. The NCAA encourages [Read More]
If a college coach gives you their number, texting can be a great way to stay in touch.
But remember: college recruiting communication is governed by NCAA rules, and [Read More]
Learn what to include in your athlete profile, from stats and academics to photos and highlight videos, and how to use your profile to get noticed by college coaches.
College recruiting can feel overwhelming. Between practices, tournaments, schoolwork, emails, camps, and highlight videos, it’s easy for student-athletes and parents to lose track of what matters.
The key? Create [Read More]
Wondering why coaches are viewing your profile, searching you, but not responding to your message? Don’t get discouraged! Just because you haven’t heard from a college coach doesn’t mean they don’t want to talk to you!
Before you—or your parents—hit “Register,” ask these questions:
Check which coaches will actually attend and be interacting with you.
