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]
With more than 1,300 colleges and universities offering track and field programs, it’s often assumed that landing a spot on a college roster is easy. But the fact is, only [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]
Unlike football or basketball, track and field is a team sport that’s focused on individual results. Therefore, it should be no surprise that the college recruiting and scholarship process is different as well. [Read More]
Just as javelin throwers are very different from sprinters, track and field recruiting is a different process when compared to sports such as football or basketball. Given that, make sure you’re familiar [Read More]
If you’re a track and field athlete who wants to compete in college on an athletic scholarship, you may primarily be looking at NCAA Division I and Division II schools. Since NCAA [Read More]