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Realizing the potential leverage families and prospective student-athletes have in the college admissions process, especially as it pertains to non-scholarship schools and for student-athletes who may not qualify for athletics aid, should increase confidence and hope as families begin the college quest.
Families and prospective student-athletes who have a firm grip on NCAA recruiting rules will run into fewer roadblocks while navigating the college quest. The NCAA manual is a comprehensive resource, and sometimes difficult to comprehend and navigate. Let’s take a “cliff notes” approach to the NCAA Dead Period.
There is a laundry list of tasks on the college recruiting checklist that requires attention. College recruiting interviews are vital for two reasons: First, as a means of creating a stronger interpersonal connection between prospect and coach; second, as an opportunity for both sides to size each other up. This article offers 3 Critical Tips to Maximizing College Recruiting Interviews with college coaches.
College prospects need to work strategically harder to get the attention of college coaches. Furthermore, student-athletes need to separate themselves from the high volume of prospects that are competing for similar roster spots.
The college search for athletes has evolved into a difficult journey. The competition for roster spots and admission support is stiff and college prospects, in many cases, experience moments of frustration and misdirection. What follows is a brick by brick approach student-athletes can consider when navigating college recruiting.
Periodically, the NCAA amends and updates rules and regulations that keep prospects and families on the cutting edge of college recruiting. Below (click read more) is a snapshot of relevant legislation about NCAA Academic Eligibility Standards.
The college search for athletes is an enduring process with a definite starting and ending point. Just like a well-run race, the successful student-athlete will remain focused until she breaks the tape. Below are some simple tips to consider when heading down the homestretch in the college recruiting process.
OU's Jake Daltonn won the USA Gymnastics Men's Winter Cup. Teammate Alexander Naddour was 4th. Stanford's Josh Dixon was 6th, with teammate Tim Gentry 8th. Illinois' Tyler Mizoguchi was 9th. Link: Results
TWU exploded to a new season high of 194.15, mark achieved despite counting two falls on BB. Brittany Johnson of TWU posted a new career high of 39.25 to win the AA. She surpassed her record of 38.975 set in an earlier home meet. Johnson also won the UB and…
Maryland defeated host North Carolina, 193 to 192.6, overcoming UNC's early lead after the hosts struggled on BB. Elizabethe Manzi, a Terrapin frosh , won BB while classmate Katy Dodds won BB. For UNC, Morgan Evans won the AA with a 38.85 while Teri Diamond won UB. UNC frosh Kristin…
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Stanford just missed the 197 mark as it set a new season high versus cross valley rival San Jose State. Cardinal frosh Sona Morgan had a solid debut, tying for the BB title with teammate Alyssa Brown and for the FX title with teammate Ashley Morgan. Ashley Morgan won the…
Illinois powered to a win over CMU and Minnesota, employing a quartest of AAers. Melissa Fernandez led the quartet, posting a 39.30. She captured the BB while teammate Allison Buckley placed 2nd AA and won the FX. Frosh teammate Amber See won the VT. CMU's Andrea de la Garza tied…
Seniors Kylee Botterman and Jordan Sexton led Michigan to a season high and a win over UNH. Botterm won the AA (39.575), FX and tied for 1st on BB with teammate Jordan Sexton. Sexton won the UB while teammate Natalie Beilstein won VT. Link: UNH Release
Towson won the Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational with a 190.7. Host Temple was 2nd with a 186.725. William & Mary was third with a 186.2 while West Chester was 4th with a 184.625. Avis Hixon led Towson with a win on VT, with teammate Kacy Catanzaro winning the UB. For…
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