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New NCAA Emerging Sports for Women are creating more opportunities for female athletes at the college level. As the NCAA continues to recognize and add emerging sports, schools can build new teams, expand roster spots, and increase recruiting options. Understanding which sports are considered emerging, and how the process works, can help athletes take advantage…

One of the biggest advantages of an NCSA MVP or MVP+ membership is access to a dedicated recruiting coach. But if you’re new to the process, you may be wondering: What actually happens during an NCSA coaching session? Whether it’s your first call or a routine check-in, an NCSA coaching session is designed to give student-athletes and families clarity, confidence, and a clear recruiting…

For most student-athletes, Signing Day is more than a date on the calendar; it’s the moment when years of hard work, uncertainty, and determination finally pay off. For volleyball player Miley Myers, a Class of 2026 outside hitter, November 12 was exactly that kind of day. From early-morning excitement to a heartfelt surprise from her recruiting coach, Miley’s signing day was a…

Class of 2026 recruit Miley Myers had two goals: to play for a competitive volleyball program and to leave college-debt free. So, with nine offers following a whirlwind college recruiting process that she’s documented for NCSA, she had a decision to make: Which offer to take. The Decision Process Miley used the NCSA college comparison chart to weigh the pros and cons of each program and how it fit with…

Taking a gap between high school and college can be a smart move for many athletes. You might use this time to train, compete, recover from an injury, or finalize your college plans. But here’s the catch: it can also affect your eligibility if you enter official events after the grace period has expired. Here’s…

Thinking about reclassifying to give yourself a better shot in your sport? Some families are exploring that option these days. Whether it’s to get stronger, improve grades, or boost recruiting opportunities, reclassifying has become a popular move among middle and high school athletes. Before you make the call to reclass, it’s important to understand what…

When a college cuts a sport, it can feel like your athletic dreams are slipping through your fingers. Whether you’re a current student-athlete or a high school recruit with your sights set on a specific program, losing a team disrupts your path in a major way. In this post, we’ll explain what happens when a…

A new class-action lawsuit against the NCAA could reshape how a season of competition is counted. Ten current and former athletes across multiple sports argue that the current five-year clock should allow five playable seasons, a direct challenge to today’s NCAA redshirt rules. Here’s everything we know so far about redshirt eligibility and what recruits…

After taking her first official visits (you can see behind-the-scenes in episode three), Miley Myers, a 2026 outside hitter, had a front-runner on her list. But, like so many student-athletes experience in the process, the coach at that school had some bad news: They decided to go a different direction. “I know there’s going to…

Miley Myers, a 2026 outside hitter, had a big milestone in her college volleyball recruiting process: Her first official visits! In this episode, Miley visited three schools. She learned quickly that taking a visit when student-athletes aren’t on campus can give you a good sense of the coaching staff but isn’t as helpful to learn…