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]
Men’s college basketball recruiting can be frustrating and confusing. So, before you start the ball rolling on your own recruiting, take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with these five important things [Read More]
While most softball players dream of earning a full-ride athletic scholarship to one of the big Division I programs, the fact of the matter is only about 1.7% of high school players will compete in DI. [Read More]
It’s no secret that social media has dramatically changed the dynamic of college football recruiting. Whether it’s Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, or TikTok, high school student-athletes now have more options [Read More]
Regardless of where you are in your tennis recruiting process, you should be doing your homework. That includes making an honest assessment of your tennis skills, comparing yourself to the high school bios of [Read More]
If you’re considering pursuing a college scholarship for women’s golf, there are several things to know before you begin the recruiting process. Overall, the golf recruiting process is notably smaller in scope when compared [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]
For many high school athletes, attending a junior college is considered the choice of last resort. The reasons for that could be they don’t qualify academically, don’t earn any interest from coaches [Read More]