If you are a class of 2026 high school student-athlete, June 15th marks a very exciting day in the recruiting world. us that they are unsure of what they should be doing on their end in the days leading up to June 15th. Here are 3 tips you should be taking in preparation for this important date on the recruiting calendar.
As you may have already read in our previous blog, September 1st marks an important date surrounding communication between prospective student-athletes and college coaches at the NCAA Division I level. This is when prospective student-athletes and college coaches can start to engage in more serious conversations regarding recruiting in the following sports: Baseball Softball Football
What is Happening? The NCAA Division I and Division II Council have released updates on how the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) will be affecting recruiting this spring. At this time, there will be no on or off-campus in-person recruiting activity until at least May 31st in what they are calling a Dead Period for both Division
What is an NCAA Eligibility Number? One of the most popular topics that that we get questions about here at SportsRecruits is the NCAA Eligibility Number. This article discusses all of the necessary steps you need to take to make sure you receive this number on time and how to set yourself up to be
April 11th, 2018 is likely circled on any senior student-athlete’s calendar. The date marks the beginning of the Regular National Letter of Intent Signing Period for Division I and Division II athletes in ALL sports except Football, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, and Men’s Water Polo. The table below, from nationalletter.org, highlights the key dates surrounding
Leading up to September 1st, we received a crazy amount of calls and emails. Parents and student-athletes had been asking the same kinds of questions about what is going to happen and if their student-athlete is going to get a call. On Friday, September 1st at 12:01 am, members of the Class of 2019 could