Recruiting

Stanford Women’ golf coach Anne Walker on how important it is for recruits to speak for themselves when meeting college coaches.

Parents can easily avoid being left confused and overwhelmed

Often times, student-athletes believe that if they are good enough, they will automatically receive a scholarship, but unfortunately, that isn’t the case. Although everyone doesn’t receive a scholarship, there are a few sports where it’s a little easier.

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

NCSA Power Rankings help student-athletes find the right college fit athletically, academically, socially and financially.

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the NCAA’s suspension of in-person recruiting through May 31, the National Letter of Intent (NLI) announced new Signing Periods for the 2020-2021 school year.

Many parents find it hard to sit on the sidelines and give responsibility to their children

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.