Regardless of where you are in your tennis recruiting process, you should be doing your homework. That includes making an honest assessment of your tennis skills, comparing yourself to the high school bios of [Read More]
If you’re considering pursuing a college scholarship for women’s golf, there are several things to know before you begin the recruiting process. Overall, the golf recruiting process is notably smaller in scope when compared [Read More]
With more than 1,300 colleges and universities offering track and field programs, it’s often assumed that landing a spot on a college roster is easy. But the fact is, only [Read More]
For many high school athletes, attending a junior college is considered the choice of last resort. The reasons for that could be they don’t qualify academically, don’t earn any interest from coaches [Read More]
When it comes to high-profile college recruiting, women’s swimming doesn’t quite have the media presence of football or basketball. That said, while the end goal is still to earn a [Read More]
Given the popularity of the NCAA Women’s College World Series, t’s easy to think that Division I softball is the only game in town. But the fact is, roughly only the top 1.7% of high school [Read More]
Basketball is sponsored by more colleges and universities than any other intercollegiate sport. To be more specific, during the 2019-20 season, there were 1,987 men’s basketball programs and 1,959 women’s programs. However, during [Read More]
Getting recruited by a college program can be one of the coolest experiences you go through as an athlete.
Going off to college, in general, is exciting for most families, but the prospect of getting to experience all of the perks of [Read More]
While it is comparably well-funded scholarship-wise, many college athletic programs don’t provide a huge budget for tennis recruiting. And that means, in most cases if you want to land on [Read More]