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Women's Basketball Scholarships

Welcome to the NCSA Women's Basketball athletic scholarships portal – a growing portal for high school student athletes throughout the nation. Currently NCSA has 99075 active high-school Women's Basketball athletes, and each of these potential recruits can easily connect with 4012 coaches at 1329 universities and colleges across the nation offering Women's Basketball athletic scholarships.  Overall, NCSA has helped over 182493 Women's Basketball athletes with their search for athletic scholarships and turning their dreams of earning a degree while playing in college sports a reality.   For more than a decade, the NCSA team has been steadfast in its mission to connect talented, young high school Women's Basketball athletes with college coaches across the nation.  As early as 8th or 9th grade, they begin helping students improve their odds of playing college sports by teaching them about the recruiting process and taking the required steps to enhance their reputation and visibility among college Women's Basketball scouts and coaches.  Earning a Women's Basketball scholarship to college used to be a full-time job for families new to the recruiting process, but now this essential journey can be facilitated by the recruitment specialists at NCSA.   High-school athletes wanting to use NCSA to assist them in their search for a Women's Basketball scholarship have to first set up their free profile. Doing so will make them immediately visible to college Women's Basketball coaches on NCSASports.org and in search engines.  Second, students or their parents must speak over the phone with an qualified NCSA scout who will do an in-depth recruiting analysis to ensure that the student athlete meets or exceeds the minimum conditions to obtain a Women's Basketball scholarship.  NCSA then automatically connects qualified student athletes with well-matched Women's Basketball programs by sending their recruiting profile to the right college coaches.  Lastly, NCSA's scouts utilize their current relationships to ensure coaches see the athlete's profile and utilize their experience to help guide him or her through every step of the recruiting process.

Welcome to the NCSA Women's Basketball athletic scholarships portal – a growing portal for high school student athletes throughout the nation. Currently NCSA has 99075 active high-school Women's Basketball athletes, and each of these ... Read More

Welcome to the NCSA Women's Basketball athletic scholarships portal – a growing portal for high school student athletes throughout the nation. Currently NCSA has 99075 active high-school Women's Basketball athletes, and each of these potential recruits can easily connect with 4012 coaches at 1329 universities and colleges across the nation offering Women's Basketball athletic scholarships.  Overall, NCSA has helped over 182493 Women's Basketball athletes with their search for athletic scholarships and turning their dreams of earning a degree while playing in college sports a reality.
 
For more than a decade, the NCSA team has been steadfast in its mission to connect talented, young high school Women's Basketball athletes with college coaches across the nation.  As early as 8th or 9th grade, they begin helping students improve their odds of playing college sports by teaching them about the recruiting process and taking the required steps to enhance their reputation and visibility among college Women's Basketball scouts and coaches.  Earning a Women's Basketball scholarship to college used to be a full-time job for families new to the recruiting process, but now this essential journey can be facilitated by the recruitment specialists at NCSA.
 
High-school athletes wanting to use NCSA to assist them in their search for a Women's Basketball scholarship have to first set up their free profile. Doing so will make them immediately visible to college Women's Basketball coaches on NCSASports.org and in search engines.  Second, students or their parents must speak over the phone with an qualified NCSA scout who will do an in-depth recruiting analysis to ensure that the student athlete meets or exceeds the minimum conditions to obtain a Women's Basketball scholarship.  NCSA then automatically connects qualified student athletes with well-matched Women's Basketball programs by sending their recruiting profile to the right college coaches.  Lastly, NCSA's scouts utilize their current relationships to ensure coaches see the athlete's profile and utilize their experience to help guide him or her through every step of the recruiting process.

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Women's Basketball by the Numbers

Schools Offering Basketball

NCAA Division I 

344 

NCAA Division II 

290 

NCAA Division III 

439 

NAIA DI 

111 

NAIA DII 

148 

Junior College 

397 

Total 

1,729 
Athletic Scholarship Opportunities

NCAA Division I 

15 

NCAA Division II 

10 

NAIA Division I 

11 

NAIA Division II 

6 

NJCAA (*varies per school) 

15 
Student-Athlete Participation

NCAA Division I 

4,815 

NCAA Division II 

4,200 

NCAA Division III 

6,366 

NAIA 

3,321 

Junior College 

5,198 

HS Student-Athletes 

444,809 

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