https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxrfjsDDUn8 If you are a class of 2025 high school student-athlete, June 15th marks a very exciting day in the recruiting world. This date allows a majority of NCAA Division I college coaches, and all Division II college coaches to engage in recruiting discussions with student-athletes entering their Junior Year. The sports that are affected
In today's digital age, student-athletes can easily connect with college coaches and increase their chances of maximizing their exposure. However, along with these benefits come potential risks to privacy. It is crucial to strike a balance between making yourself accessible to coaches and safeguarding your information. This article will provide valuable insights on protecting your
September 1st marks an important date surrounding communication between prospective student-athletes and college coaches at the Division I level. This is when prospective student-athletes and college coaches can start to engage in more serious conversations regarding recruiting. If you are in the high school graduating class of 2024, this information is extremely important! What Division
It can be very overwhelming to narrow down what schools to consider to play the sport that you love. Breaking down the different factors, as well as identifying what is most important to you and your family when making that decision is crucial. Making a target list of schools will help in the beginning stages
Back in March, the NCAA Division I Committee made an announcement that all Division I sports will return to their regular recruiting calendars beginning on June 1st. This will be the first time that Division I coaches will be able to watch student-athletes compete in person in over a year! The most important thing you
On March 13th, 2020 the NCAA Division I voted to go in what was known as a recruiting Dead Period, which halted all in-person contact between coaches and prospective student-athletes. After multiple extensions, that Dead Period is set to be lifted on June 1st. M. Grace Calhoun, the Chairman of the NCAA Division I council
On February 17th, the NCAA Division I Council Coordination Committee decided to extend the recruiting dead period (as defined in NCAA Bylaw 13.02.5.5) through May 31st. This means that there is no in-person recruiting between Division I college coaches and prospective student-athletes until that date. The Committee will continue to monitor the situation closely. The
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Simple College Recruiting Plan: Webinar Summary The college recruiting process feels complex and confusing. It shouldn't. The simple fact is, there are 3 steps a high school athlete should be doing to get recruited to play collegiate sports. And they're not that hard! In this webinar recap, we tell you what you should be focusing
