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Athletic Recruiting Video for College Coaches

Creating an informative, professional-looking sports recruiting video can be a very productive tool in an athlete's recruitment. Having a short video that illustrates an athlete’s abilities and ski... Read More »

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Writing an Athletic Recruiting Letter

Writing a Recruiting Letter Writing an effective recruiting letter is much simpler than one would think. The same principles that apply to writing a resume cover letter apply to an athletic recruit... Read More »

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NCAA Clearinghouse Info

Any prospective athlete who intends to play collegiate sports at either the Division I or Division II level MUST register with the NCAA Clearinghouse. All the information you need is available in o... Read More »

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Athletic Recruiting Realities - Know Your Abilities

The Reality Check A crucial element of finding the right college athletic program is to be realistic about your talent level. Everyone dreams of growing up and playing for one of the big time Unive... Read More »

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College Athletic Recruiting Timeline for High School Student Athletes

The following article is meant to serve as a basic guide and timeline for high school student athletes who wish to compete at the collegiate level. The info contained was created to guide parents a... Read More »

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NCAA Division II Scholarships

Division II NCAA Division II Athletics consists of 285 member institutions. These schools, while recognizing the benefit of college athletics to the college community, typically do not put the emph... Read More »

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NCAA Division III Recruiting

D-3 NCAA Division III Athletics is the largest division consisting of 443 member institutions. Division III schools are not permitted per NCAA rules to give scholarships based on athletic ability, ... Read More »