Every serious high school athlete has a similar dream for the next step of their athletic lives—to get recruited and play their sport of choice in college. If things go especially well, they’ll even earn some kind of scholarship.
But sometimes it’s [Read More]
The recruiting process for women’s tennis can be confusing and difficult, and earning a college scholarship can be even harder. But if your goal is to earn a scholarship to compete in [Read More]
If your goal is to earn a women’s basketball scholarship to play in college, you’re probably not considering any NCAA Division III schools. In fact, because DIII schools don’t offer athletic scholarships, many high school athletes [Read More]
With just 122 colleges or universities sponsoring water polo, and roughly 70% of those schools located in California, it’s not exactly a high-profile sport for recruiting. Further, as an equivalency [Read More]
It’s only natural that most high school athletes aspire to earn an athletic scholarship at an NCAA Division I school. But for those athletes who, for whatever reasons, don’t [Read More]
While their ultimate goal is to help you become a better swimmer, many swim camps can also help with your recruiting. The key is to find the camps [Read More]
While there are more than half a million high school baseball players in the United States, only about 12% of them will go on to play at any [Read More]
While it may not mean much in the big picture, a football questionnaire is an important element in the recruiting process. And whether you receive one from a [Read More]
Traditionally, college football and basketball coaches most often look to high schools to award scholarships and assemble their teams. For men’s hockey, however, the path to a [Read More]
Considering every level, there are just less than 2,000 women’s college basketball teams in the United States. However, there are more than 400,000 female high school basketball players. And of those, only [Read More]