Many high school athletes dream of playing sports in college. But college athletics is a competitive business, with thousands of talented athletes vying for a limited number of spots. With so much at stake, how do you attract the attention of coaches and make a great impression? Today’s College Recruiting Tool – the Athlete Profile
When we first starting thinking about college recruiting for my oldest son, one of the options was the traditional athlete profile. This was essentially a one page resume that had his photo, accomplishments both on and off the field, community, etc. A great idea. So, we thought about it and we asked more questions. And,
I have written on this topic before but thought it would be a good idea to do it again. One of the questions I get often is when to start preparing your athlete for college recruiting. My answer is the sooner the better. Not that you are necessarily going to send their athlete profile to
Prospectsites.com welcomes Case Harrison to the team! Case is a Senior standout baseball and football player from Gainesville, Florida. Not only is Case a great athlete, but he also excels in the classroom carrying a 4.32 in the prestigious Cambridge Academic program. Case’s goal is to play at the College level and to pursue a degree
We just completed testing on our new “All Sport” website and are launching it today. We have incorporated all of the style and color options into one site and are giving control to the user to select any theme and color option with the click of a mouse. And, at the request of our customers,
Here is another testimonial from one of our top prospects – Josh Wall who is a Junior standout basketball player from Kalama, Washington. Josh’s father Scott has done an amazing job of managing Josh’s site and has put a tremendous amount of content, videos, etc. on the site. And, it’s working. Josh has caught the
The college recruiting process is one of the most exciting times in a high school athlete’s life. It is the time when all you have done to maximize your potential as a high school athlete intersects with the search process the colleges put in place to find athletes to make their teams better. So, how
I wanted to share with all of you an email that I recently received from the father of one of our athletes. His name is Kevin Droke and his son is Ricky Droke from Reed City, Michigan. Ricky is a Junior and a standout soccer player and is getting started marketing himself to college coaches.
I am on a plane from Portland, Oregon to Detroit and thinking about what I could say this week which would be impactful for young athletes who are interested in playing at the next level. And, then I was reminded about a talk I gave a couple of weeks ago….. I was asked by a
We have developed a partnership with the D3 Recruiting Hub – http://d3recruitinghub.com. They have some great content on their site and I asked them if we could repost and they said yes! Here is a great article: Yes you did read that right— as an athlete you can make money