Recruiting Tips & Advice for Athletes & Staff

Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) recently hosted an exclusive webinar for SportsEngine customers to help parents and athletes navigate virtual recruiting

Demonstrating Coachability and Character During the Coronavirus Recruiting Dead Period

May 20, 2020

College coaches look for more than just athletic ability and academics when evaluating prospects; they care about potential…
Checklist: How to Get Recruited Without In-Person Recruiting

May 12, 2020

Right now, it’s more challenging than ever to keep your recruiting process on track. Without in-person recruiting, student…
Will Eligibility Relief Impact Athletic Scholarships?

May 05, 2020

On March 30, the NCAA Division 1 Council voted to grant spring sport athletes an additional year of eligibility. Some details…
National Letter of Intent Adjusts Signing Periods

April 28, 2020

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the NCAA’s suspension of in-person recruiting through May 31, the National Letter…

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Best Colleges for 2020

Deciding to compete in college can be a game changer for student-athletes.

Looking for the best track & field colleges? Check out our Top 5 by division.

Many high school swimmers have dreams of competing in the Olympics, while others simply want to compete collegiately.

The rankings below are designed to get you started on your college search by surfacing schools that you may not have thought to consider.

College Football is one of the most competitive sports and with a lot of big names it can be hard to decide on the right fit. There are things more important than what division the school competes in for football.

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

NCSA Power Rankings helps student-athletes identify the right fit athletically, academically, socially and financially.

More recruiting articles

Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) recently hosted an exclusive webinar for SportsEngine customers to help parents and athletes navigate virtual recruiting

College coaches look for more than just athletic ability and academics when evaluating prospects; they care about potential recruits’ coachability and character, too.

Right now, it’s more challenging than ever to keep your recruiting process on track. Without in-person recruiting, student-athletes and college coaches are adjusting to a recruiting process that is now 100% digital.

On March 30, the NCAA Division 1 Council voted to grant spring sport athletes an additional year of eligibility. Some details to note about this decision are:

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.

Rather than being discouraged by the college recruiting process due to the coronavirus, student-athletes are adapting and findings ways to replace in-person recruiting with virtual experiences.

One form of digital communication that college coaches and recruits always use on to stay in touch is email – it’s even more important now.

As school closures and standardized test cancellations are happening nationwide, student-athletes are struggling to stay on track academically.

The NCAA’s recent announcements regarding college athletics and recruiting have left us questioning what the full impact of this will look like for current and prospective college athletes.

In-person recruiting is banned by the NCAA.

Many student-athletes were devastated to hear the NCAA’s decision to cancel all Winter and Spring Championships due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).