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How NCSA Helped Maddie Fleck Get Recruited: A Golf Recruiting Success Story

Golfer Maddie Fleck’s NCSA recruiting story Getting recruited can be daunting, but golfer Maddie Fleck found success with the help of NCSA. Here’s her inspiring journey.  Start Your Recruiting Journey with NCSA Today! About Maddie Meet Maddie, a competitive golfer from Celina, Ohio who knew she wanted to play golf in college. She wasn’t sure […]

Is NCSA Legit? Uncovering the Facts for Families 

At NCSA, our mission is to empower student-athletes to achieve their dreams of playing sports at the college level. With over two decades of experience, we’re committed to providing the resources, guidance, and connections needed for families to navigate the recruiting process successfully. For those wondering, “Is NCSA legit?”- our history and thousands of success […]

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NCAA Eliminates National Letter of Intent (NLI). What Now?

The NCAA eliminated the National Letter of Intent (NLI), on October 9, 2024, ending a program that had held major significance in the college recruiting process. The change comes as the NCAA is potentially close to major changes across the landscape, including the elimination of scholarship limits and changes to amateurism rules that now allow […]

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Fuel Your Game, Gain Confidence and Focus With IMG Academy+ Essentials

At NCSA and IMG Academy, we know that performing at your best – whether in school or in sports – is about so much more than just practice time in the gym or studying. It takes focus and confidence. It takes proper fueling and hydration. It takes the ability to handle pressure when it matters […]

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New NCAA Scholarship and Roster Limits for the 2025-26 School Year

Big changes are expected to be coming to D1 sports with the new NCAA scholarship rules and roster limits set to roll out in the 2025-26 school year. As part of a recent settlement agreement with the NCAA, these new regulations will reshape NCAA scholarship limits and how teams configure their rosters. The settlement agreement […]

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A Parent’s Guide to Navigating Junior Year Recruiting

If you’re a parent of a junior athlete who’s looking to play college sports, you’ve come to the right place! Junior year is a pivotal time in the recruiting process, and in this article, you’ll learn how to best support them through it.  We know how much you want your athlete to succeed, so we’re […]

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5 Powerful Benefits of Journaling for Student-Athletes and How to Get Started

Remember those childhood diaries where you poured your heart out onto the pages? Well, turns out, writing down your thoughts, feelings and emotions has serious benefits. And guess what? It’s not just for kids! Journaling is a powerful tool, especially in the world of athletics, and it can do wonders for student-athletes like you. Get […]

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The Benefits of Mindfulness for Student-Athletes

Have you ever stopped to think about how hard our minds work during competition? It’s a constant battle against distractions. Whether it’s the cheers of the rival team’s fans, trying to remember plays, the pressure of a big game or even that annoying itch from your jersey tag that just won’t quit, distractions are everywhere […]

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How to Overcome a Sports Injury During the Recruiting Process

It’s a moment most athletes hope to avoid – getting hurt while playing the sport they love. Aside from the physical pain, a sports injury can be particularly difficult to cope with because it forces you to sit on the bench and lose playing time.   That can bring up deep feelings of disconnection, loss of […]

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Managing Competition Anxiety: Tips for Student-Athletes

Game time, baby! That rush of adrenaline before a big competition is unbeatable. But what if it starts becoming too much to handle? Nerves are totally normal in sports, but when it starts to impact your performance, it’s time to take a closer look. You might be experiencing competition anxiety. When we get worked up […]