Caitlin Davis
If I had advice to give to an incoming student/athlete, it would be this: trust yourself. Trust your instincts. Trust your heart. Be honest with yourself about what you want when making your college choice. [
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Laura Murphy
To all the student athletes who are going through this process: always keep track of your contacts! Without these contacts logged it is very hard for you to stay organized and even harder for your recruiting coach to help you. [
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Natascha Carlucci
The most challenging part for me was to stay calm when college coaches came to watch me play on the field during tournaments and school ball events. I just had to tell myself, "Play like you know you can, have fun, and work hard every moment." [
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Rachel Lawshe
To new recruits, my advice is to start as early as possible; you don't want to have to worry about coaches and trying to squeeze in college at the last minute. It's never too early to start; beginning your search right away will give you more time to visit the schools that you are interested in. [
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Rachel Scribner
If I had to give advice to an incoming student-athlete it would be to never give up. A few years ago I could have never imagined playing college softball. I did not even know where to start and now I have decided on a school that I believe is my perfect fit. [
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Megan Fouse
I think through combined efforts, we have established a great base for the coming two years. I believe we have done all the necessary things to assist Megan. [
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Caitlin Reynolds
The moment I got on the site I knew it was something special. I had seen other recruiting sites and NCSA was just different, there was something about it, more professional. When I got the call a few days later I knew I had done a great thing to further my softball career. We got started immediately and within a few weeks I was getting emails and letters from college coaches. [
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Jessica Sharpe
If it were not for NCSA I do not know if I would have even found Saint Mary's. The best part was when I visited Saint Mary's and I just knew it was the one. [
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Brittany Stuive
Brittany played a lot of travel ball and she went to a few camps and college exposure tournaments but it wasn't enough. She came across NCSA while searching the web and got the exposure she needed. [
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Michaela Wolf
As a high school student, Wolf had little knowledge about the recruiting process. She was a highly competitive softball student-athlete who had received a few letters from college coaches. [
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Chelsea Zawada
I just kept telling myself "you can do it", and pushed myself until I couldn't push anymore. I have proven a lot to myself, along with others. I had so many people believe in me, and that helped a lot. [
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