Category: About NCSA
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Is NCSA A Scam?
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If you’ve searched “Is NCSA a scam?” you’re not alone. Families making decisions about college recruiting often want reassurance before investing time and money into any service. The short answer is no: NCSA is not a scam. NCSA is a legitimate college recruiting service that has helped hundreds of thousands of student-athletes connect with college coaches and play their sport…
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What to Expect in Your First NCSA Coaching Session
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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…
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Miley Myers Signs with The University of Texas at Tyler
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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. A signing day to remember From early-morning excitement to a heartfelt surprise from her recruiting coach,…
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Miley Myers Commits to UT Tyler
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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…
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When One Door Closes: Miley Myers Volleyball Recruiting Wins, Setbacks & Moving Forward
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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…
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Volleyball Recruit, Miley Myers, Shares Advice For Taking Official Visits
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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…
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What’s It Like To Be A College Recruit On June 15th?
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On June 15th after her sophomore year, volleyball player Miley Myers was trying to stay busy. She knew that today was a big day: college coaches could begin calling her to express their interest in her playing for their program. Miley had been doing everything she could to get their attention: She emailed coaches using…
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Behind The Scenes Of One Student-Athlete’s College Recruiting Journey
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Miley Myers, a class of 2026 volleyball player, was scrolling social media when a question stopped her: do you want to play college sports? As a competitive volleyball player, that had always been her dream. But she didn’t quite know where to start or how to get a college coach’s attention. So, she clicked on…
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College Match: How NCSA Helps You Find Your Best College Fit
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Ever wonder how NCSA helps student-athletes find their best college fit? If you’re a student-athlete looking to get recruited to play your sport in college, knowing how this key NCSA feature can help you can help jumpstart finding the right schools Above: NCSA Recruiting Coach, Ben Wright, explains NCSA’s college matching services. Fill out your…
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Top 2 Things to Do in Your NCSA Profile to Maximize Your Recruiting Success
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If you’re a student-athlete looking to get recruited to play your sport at the next level, using your NCSA profile the right way can make a huge difference in your college recruiting journey. But with so many features available, where should you focus? Let’s break down the two most important things you should be doing…