EVERYONE HAS A CHANCE

Even though you may not receive any athletic scholarship right out of high school, you can still play sports in college...even at your dream school.

Many players ask us if its possible for them to play their sport of choice in college without a scholarship.  The short answer is YES YOU CAN.  Most college teams allow athletes to "walk-on" to their teams.  Walking-on means you are a non-scholarship player who wants to try out for the team.

RECRUITING TIPS

Do not simply wait for the colleges to come to you and recruit you. You want to make yourself appealing to the college recruiters in as many ways as possible. And of course, the earlier that you start with this process, the better. Think about yourself as a package, and think about the skill set that you want to sell to the college of your choice. College coaches invest a lot of time and effort into their players, so help make the decision easy for them by letting them know exactly what they are getting in you or your child - from the type of academic student that you are to your playing style on the field or court.

PROPER USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

Usually when social media and sports cross paths, the articles typically focus on negativity because from poor social media choices. However, when social media is used properly, it can be a GREAT recruiting tool. Student athletes can use the power of social media to contact coaches, display to coaches what type of student athlete they are, and most importantly, gain the attention of coaches who weren’t previously recruiting them.

NETWORK OF COACHES & ATHLETES

Join our network of athletes & coaches and make sure that you are seen. Subscribe, submit your pics, stats & videos…and get seen. It’s that simple. Get your player profile promoted within our network of coaches and athletes. Make sure that you are seen by the right person to get your opportunity! Get your highlights and stat metrics seen by our network of coaches & athletes

LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOU

Believe it or not, a lot of coaches prefer to do as little traveling as possible during the recruiting process. With the amount of players in playing sports, it is very difficult to truly identify all of the talent that is out there. Because of this, coaches tend to favor locations that historically send players to play at the next level. To combat this, get your name out there digitally with the right partner in us so that we can promote your digital profile.

USE YOUR RECRUITING TOOLS

Usually when social media and sports cross paths, the articles typically focus on negativity because from poor social media choices. However, when social media is used properly, it can be a GREAT recruiting tool. Student athletes can use the power of social media to contact coaches, display to coaches what type of student athlete they are, and most importantly, gain the attention of coaches who weren’t previously recruiting them.