Making an NCAA Division I tennis roster is tough. Factor in the fact that tennis has more foreign-student athletes competing at the college level than any other NCAA sport, and making any [Read More]
As a baseball recruit or parent of a baseball recruit, it’s easy to live in a bubble made up of teammates, opponents, coaches, friends, and family. However, outside of that [Read More]
Unless you’re among the few elite high school golfers who have college coaches knocking at your door, it can be hard to tell where and how you [Read More]
In college swimming, there are 559 men’s teams and 686 women’s programs. But in the United States, there are over 150,000 male high school swimmers while almost 195,000 [Read More]
Basketball offers more opportunities to compete in college than any other sport. But, for most high school student-athletes, that doesn’t mean actually getting a scholarship will be easy. In fact, only roughly [Read More]
As a baseball player, you’ve likely been reminded at every level of the importance of timing at the plate, on the mound, and on the bases. However, if you’re looking to play baseball in college, timing [Read More]
For any student-athlete, the recruiting process can be stressful, confusing, and simply difficult. Throw in that college tennis is an equivalency sport, which makes partial scholarships the norm, [Read More]
One of the tenets of Boston Red Sox immortal Ted Williams’ hitting approach was “Get a good pitch to hit.” And you’ve likely heard coaches tell you to, “Wait for your pitch.” [Read More]
Many athletes look at the track and field recruiting process and conclude that objective data, such as verified times and marks, will get more attention than a highlight video. However, while some track and field athletes might benefit [Read More]
Once a high school swimmer makes the decision to pursue a scholarship to compete in college, the hardest part is often finding the right fit. And, while there are many [Read More]