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Coaches love athletes who are all about the team and not themselves

Parents can easily avoid being left confused and overwhelmed

With technology, social media and options outside of high school sports, it’s easier than ever for small-school athletes to get recruited. Powerhouse high school sports programs tend to hog the spotlight. And for athletes at smaller high schools, this can make recruiting a little tougher. Most college coaches just don’t have the time or the […]

They say you should dance like no one’s looking. We say you should always act as if a coach is watching and to stay on your best behavior. Ideally, student-athletes are the ones driving college recruitment, but if the term “helicopter parent” tells us anything, it’s that parents are propelling themselves more than ever in […]

Kids want action, freedom and control over their activites

Verbal abuse from parents and coaches attributed as one of the causes

To help student-athletes understand how athletic scholarships work and what to expect, we’ve answered five common questions about scholarships.

When it comes to contacting college coaches, student-athletes tend to rely on digital forms of communication, including email, text and social media. This article shares what really stands out for coaches when it comes to contacting them.

Below we’ve answered 5 common questions families are asking about college recruiting during COVID-19.

Read on to find out what questions to ask college coaches during the recruiting process to determine if that school is the best fit.