College coaches never say, “I hate my multi-sport athletes.” The opposite is true. They love them!
Here are four reasons why multi-sport athletes are better and more attractive to college coaches.
Eighty-seven percent of the picks in [Read More]
Many athletes in every sport get recruited as soon as they begin their junior year. For the elite talents, coaches may start showing interest as soon as freshman year. But, for just about everyone else, getting on a coach’s [Read More]
If you want to play college tennis, you need to get on coaches’ radar as early as possible. Here are some ways to make the process easier.
1. Make a list of schools with tennis programs that interest you as a prospective player. [Read More]
The past year has presented an abundance of challenges to college recruiting tactics. Those prospects who tried to maximize their effort with the college search probably gained ground. Conversely, those student-athletes who succumbed to frustration likely experienced a mediocre recruiting effort [Read More]
We are often telling our kids that they need to study if they want to play sports in College. And yes, it’s true, good grades are essential to get into the door. And after interviewing college coaches from various sports and [Read More]
CaptianU Live Season 2 Episode 17: In this episode, Eric interviews the University of Valley Forge’s Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Mara Farra. You won’t miss this interview with an amazing coach with amazing advice.
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As I write this, Arch Manning is the most sought after football recruit in the class of 2023. While there’s been plenty of speculation on where he might wind up, Manning has provided few clues as to his intentions. [Read More]
While it’s easy to believe athletes at large high schools and elite club programs get all the recruiting attention, that’s not necessarily true. The reality is if you compete in a small town or play for a small school, [Read More]
When I was in high school, I was one of those student-athletes that thought of themselves more of athlete-student. I was a pitcher on the baseball team, and I was pretty good. Not great, but pretty good. But I wanted to [Read More]
A radio broadcaster once said, “if it doesn’t have a ball, it isn’t a sport.” His co-host quickly responded, “so boxing isn’t a sport?” “Well, except that, I guess.” The co-host quickly added, “Swimming is a sport too.” Right on his [Read More]