We’ve all seen how the college recruiting process works for larger sports such as football and basketball. For wrestling, however, the recruiting process is a different story. That’s due to the fact that there [Read More]
Thanks to NHL’s expansion across the U.S., there are more high school hockey players than ever before. While the upside of that is college hockey coaches have larger pools of talent to [Read More]
If there’s one character trait coaches want to see in every athlete, it’s a tireless work ethic.
Hard-working individuals are coveted regardless of age, gender, or level of play.
The problem?
Almost everyone thinks they work hard.
“Working hard” is a broad term. An overused [Read More]
In 2020, there were more than 477,000 female high school volleyball players in the United States. However, there were only 1,834 women’s college volleyball [Read More]
An important part of the lacrosse recruiting process is assembling a target list of schools that you’d like to attend while also playing at the collegiate level. Assembling that list [Read More]
The first step in any high school athlete’s recruiting process should be the creation of an online profile and a highlight video. For wrestlers, the highlight video is even more important, as college coaches lack the [Read More]
The jump in competition from high school sports to college sports can be stunning.
To get recruited to play in college, you typically have to be one of the best high school athletes in your area. In college, you’re going to a [Read More]
If your goal is to make a women’s college hockey team, your odds of making any NCAA roster are about 5 to 1 which, compared to other sports, is pretty favorable. In fact, with about [Read More]
A volleyball camp is a great way to gain experience, improve your skills, and get noticed by coaches. However, not all camps are created equal. Depending on where you are in [Read More]
Simply put, if you want to be recruited to play lacrosse in college, a highlight video is essential. Why? Because the majority of college coaches don’t have [Read More]