Category: Athletic Recruiting
Searching for Colleges? This Is the Only Tool You Need
There are more than 5,300 colleges and universities across the U.S.—so where do you start when trying to find the right one? With our College Search tool, you can easily filter through schools based on your specific athletic, academic and college fit criteria. Looking for Division 1 schools close to home that cost less than […]
7 Ways to Celebrate Your Signing Day with Style
It seems like Signing Day celebrations get crazier each year, from the recruit who jumped out of an airplane to the football player who showed up to his Signing Day with six cakes. However, you don’t have to go to these lengths to celebrate your Signing Day. In fact, most student-athletes opt out of the […]
How to Manage Being a Multisport Athlete
These days, it seems like everyone is exclaiming the benefits of being a multisport athlete. And, it’s true, there are many benefits to playing more than one sport growing up. Experts suggest that it prevents overuse injuries, which are the result of repeating the same motions over and over again. It can also lead to […]
8 Simple Rules for Sport Parents [Infographic]
Early practices. Late games. Long drives to travel tournaments and elite camps. You’ve already put in so much for your athlete. These 8 simple rules will help your child become the next college student athlete – while saving you additional demands on your time. 8 Simple Rules for Sport Parents Rule #1: Let your athlete […]
This Infographic Will Help You Choose the SAT or ACT
As you start looking at colleges where you can play your sport, you’ll want to pay attention to the kind of admissions requirements and minimum test scores that school asks for. And one of the most important hurdles is going to be providing a standardized test score. But just which test will be best for […]
This Study Proves Just How Much Time College Athletes Spend On Their Sport
40-hour work weeks are the norm in most professions. On college campuses, amateur Division I student-athletes are expected to work much longer hours. The premier collegiate student-athletes essentially have two full-time jobs: student and athlete. To meet the demands of both, many Division I student-athletes end up committing nearly 60 hours to school and sports, […]
How Multi-Sport Athletes Should Use NCSA
So many high school athletes participate in more than one sport. You might even feel a strong connection with all of them when you’re in season — like softball is life for one semester, but then field hockey is life in another. Or, while it seems like there’s nothing as awesome as taking the field […]
What High School Football Players Can Learn from Tom Brady’s Recruiting Process
The Patriots held on to their undefeated season over the weekend in a close game against the New York Giants. Depending on where you live in the country you might not be the biggest fan of quarterback Tom Brady. But the thing is that the Patriots are looking pretty sweet this season, despite coming up […]
15 Inspirational Quotes For Athletes
Freshman year is full of excitement, wonder and anxiety. If you’re gearing up for your first year of high school or college, then you are more than likely experiencing a combination of these three feelings and many more. It’s amazing how quickly we can go from being the big men and women on campus to […]
Should My Child Play Multiple Sports?
I ran into a good family friend this past weekend and we began catching up on what’s been going on with one another over the past couple of years. She has two sons who are seven and eight, and they are involved in many activities outside of school, both sports-related and other. We somehow got […]
