June 15th marks an important date surrounding communication between prospective student-athletes and college coaches from both NCAA Division I and Division II programs. This is when prospective student-athletes and college coaches can start to engage in more serious conversations regarding Read More …
Too many high school student-athletes, the recruiting process can be mysterious and confusing. There are a lot of misconceptions about how to be recruited and what you, as a student-athlete, can do to help the process along. Several top college Read More …
Finally some good news! 08.14.2020 One week after canceling all their fall championships, the Division II Administrative Committee decided that DII sports will resume their normal recruiting calendars starting September 1st. I will be the first to admit that I Read More …
With everything happening in the world, the rules and safety measures are changing on a weekly, and sometimes daily basis. In a release from May 14th, the NCAA Division II has decided to head their own direction. They announced two Read More …
There are thousands of players across the country in the same position you are in, wondering how to contact coaches. You need to Stand Out. You need to be make a good first impression. Remember there are a lot of Read More …
Contact June 15th after Sophomore Year June 15th after Junior Year No Restriction No Restriction No Restriction Off Campus August 1st going INTO senior year June 15th Jr. Year June 15th Jr. Year June 15th Jr. Year No Restrictions Tryouts Read More …
In 2018, NCAA Division I changed a few recruiting rules in 2018. This will cover just the soccer aspect of the changes. There are different recruiting rules for basketball and football. Keep in mind, this is just a Division I Read More …
The simple answer is: The Athlete needs their own email address. But, let’s dive into why College Coaches want to contact the Athlete. As parents, you may be very nice, but the players is who they want to speak Read More …