What Does Your Body Language Say To College Coaches?
For most high school athletes, your play on the field or on the floor speaks for itself. But just remember that, if a coach is watching you [Read More]
What Can Division III Schools Offer You?
Most high school student-athletes dream of a full-ride scholarship at a Division I school. The reality may be different though, and many athletes will have to consider [Read More]
Is Division I College Really The One For You?
Just about every high school athlete dreams of competing in college at the Division I level. And, while the bright lights, the nationally televised games, and the [Read More]
What You Should Know About Walk-Ons
According to NCAA data, 51% of Division I athletes receive some level of financial aid. By extension, that means 49% of DI student-athletes are walk-ons. [Read More]
Six Sets To Help You Spike Your Volleyball Recruiting
In 2019-20, 1,836 colleges and junior colleges sponsored varsity volleyball programs in the U.S. But, given that only 5.8% of female players and 5.6% [Read More]
Combining Athletic and Academic Scholarships
While the term “student-athlete” is thrown about often in the recruiting process, much of the emphasis is placed on “athlete.” Most athletes are hoping for an athletic scholarship to play in college [Read More]
The Importance Of Filling Out And Updating Recruiting Questionnaires
As the first step in the process, filling out a recruiting questionnaire can be exciting. But, after you’ve done it 10 or 20 times, it can be just [Read More]
The easiest path to reach such a destination is what’s visualized for any high school student-athlete who has their sights set on participating in college athletics.
What does that mean, exactly? There isn’t a student-athlete out there who [Read More]
Use Data To Build A Dazzling Sports Recruiting Profile
When the Boston Red Sox hired Theo Epstein to serve as general manager, the team was ridiculed by baseball’s old guard for hiring a so-called “stat geek.” Of [Read More]
The 5 Qualities of Every Successful Recruit
As you go through the recruiting process, comparing yourself to the other guy is quite common. And, while you may share many attributes with other athletes, make sure you also share these [Read More]