Basketball is sponsored by more colleges and universities than any other intercollegiate sport. To be more specific, during the 2019-20 season, there were 1,987 men’s basketball programs and 1,959 women’s programs. However, during [Read More]
While it is comparably well-funded scholarship-wise, many college athletic programs don’t provide a huge budget for tennis recruiting. And that means, in most cases if you want to land on [Read More]
If you want to improve your water polo skills, and potentially enhance your recruiting process, then you’re likely considering a water polo camp. However, while there are plenty of camps out there, they’re not all created [Read More]
Compared to what you might be accustomed to seeing in college athletics, the process of landing a scholarship for marching band can simply be confusing. That’s primarily because:
• Some schools actively recruit for marching band [Read More]
If your goal is a college swimming scholarship, you’ve got work to do. You not only have to put in the pool time to excel as a swimmer, but you also [Read More]
Recently, I read an article about CJ Stokes, a 3-star college football recruit who is currently ranked somewhere in the 700s in the class of ‘22. While the story detailed his [Read More]
If you’re looking to improve your golf game, a golf camp is a great idea. And, if you’re looking to play golf at the collegiate level, then a golf camp [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]