What is the difference between the high school athlete that gets recruited to play in college and the one who does not? At SportsRecruits.com, we've been hard at work trying to find the answer to this question. Through months of painstaking research, we've analyzed the data behind the recruiting efforts of 10,000 student-athletes to reverse engineer the perfect recruiting process. Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing with you what we found. What excites us is how predictable the recruiting process is when approached correctly. Please join us Thursday, August 13th @ 8PM EDT for Part 1 of our 4 Part Webinar series: Engineering The Perfect Recruiting Process. ...

Among the myriad of financial decisions a family will make, the investment in a college education is one of the most expensive. According to the College Board, the average cost of tuition and fees for the 2014–2015 school year were $31,231 at private colleges, $9,139 for state residents at public colleges and $22,958 for out-of-state residents attending public universities. While that already may sound astronomical, it gets worse: Room & Board will run you an average of $9,804 at state universities and $11,188 for private institutions in addition to the tuition costs. That means on average, a college education will run a family somewhere between $75,772 on the low-end to as much as $169,676 on the higher-end. As a student-athlete, what can you do now to try and offset some of these costs? ...

Introduction We caught up with Yale Men’s Lacrosse Assistant Coach Andrew Baxter for a discussion about the Yale lacrosse program and what he looks for when recruiting student-athletes. You can find our conversation below. Thanks to Andrew for taking the time to educate those interested in Yale University! [ecko_toggle style="solid" state="open" title="Register Here"]Yale will be in attendance at the Super Sophs Boys Lacrosse Showcase this July. Click Here To Learn More and Apply to the 2016 Super Sophs Boys Lacrosse Showcase.[/ecko_toggle] The Conversation What jumps out at you when recruiting? What do you look for in a player? We look for hustle, athleticism, and a high lacrosse IQ. What are your "pet peeves" when recruiting? The biggest pet peeves are wearing the wrong jersey number [for identification], and non-competitiveness. What is the best way interested student-athletes should get in touch with you? Interested players should contact us via email. Once again, thanks to Andrew for his time, and best of luck to Yale the rest of the season! [ecko_toggle style="solid" state="open" title="Register Here"]Yale will be in attendance at the Super Sophs Boys Lacrosse Showcase this July. Click Here To Learn More and Apply to the 2016 Super Sophs Boys Lacrosse Showcase.[/ecko_toggle] Colleges Confirmed For 2016 (Updating Weekly!) Binghamton Boston University Brown University Delaware Fairfield Ohio State Princeton Richmond Rollins Vermont   Coaches Who Have Attended In The Past Army, Boston University, Brown, Bryant, Bucknell, Colgate, Connecticut College, Delaware, Fairfield, Gettysburg, Maryland, Mount Ida, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Princeton, Providence, Richmond, Rollins College, Sacred Heart, St. Joes, Stony Brook, SUNY Binghamton, SUNY Maritime, UMass, United States Naval Academy, Hartford, Tampa, University of Vermont, Wesleyan University, Yale Highlights from Last Year’s Event   Coach Baxter is one of the many coaches to recruit at our premier showcases. Click below to see the full list of coaches attending our events. Register today!  

The 2015 Super Sophs Lacrosse Showcase took place on Saturday, July 25th at Wilton High School in Wilton, CT. Check out the highlights from the All-Star Game below! ...

The 2015 Fab Frosh Lacrosse Showcase took place on Saturday, July 25th at Wilton High School in Wilton, CT. Check out the highlights from the All-Star Game below! ...

When you message a college coach, what are they seeing? You need to ensure they have everything they need to evaluate you, immediately. There is too much competition to be taking a chance with your future. But, how are the coaches getting all of your information? And are they? ...

The recruiting process may seem chaotic, overwhelming and downright painful. But, it doesn’t have to be that way. You are in control of your own process. While this may seem counter-intuitive to the things you may be feeling or hearing, the fact is, having a plan of action makes this much easier! ...