Recruitment

Overview

Our goal is to provide the most up to date information to help our players and families prepare for and work through the college recruiting process. Please click on the links below to access information for each of these respective areas.

Recruiting Statistics

Source: scholarshipstats.com

In our program, we use SportsRecruits for each players to have access to upload recruiting videos and share their academic aspirations with college coaches.  SportsRecruits is a platform that provides clubs, players and their families access to every college coach in the country. Club organizations use our platform to empower their players in the recruiting process and oversee their efforts and communication with complete transparency. Connections made on the platform have resulted in commitments to the best academic and athletic institutions across the country. SportsRecruits is headquartered in New York City. For more information, visit sportsrecruits.com.


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SportsRecruits Recruiting Guide

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Recruiting Education

In addition to the innovative SportsRecruits Recruiting Platform, SportsRecruits also offers its educational and inspirational resources to help student-athletes and families navigate the recruiting process. Below, we've included links to a selection of articles to help you get started on the right foot and execute the best possible recruiting process.

The 3 Pillars of Athletic Recruiting

SportsRecruits Blog

Each players journey to finding a university is unique based on High School Academic performance, career ambitions, and financial aid/grants/loans. The pimpliest way to get attention from the College Coaches from the colleges you are most interested in, is to have an active & prepared softball profile. Leveraging the use of social media on Youtube, Instagram, and Twitter has changed the recruiting process because it's given coaches visibility to the way the player represents herself to the public.

It is not uncommon for D1 schools to start recruiting Pitchers and Catchers as early as 8th grade. For the best probability of receiving a response from College Coaches you have contacted, review their roster page on the College's athletic site to make sure they are in need of a player at your position for your years' incoming class. College coaches are also seeking players who are physically fit, athletically built, and play multiple sports for game instincts.

In addition, over the past decade, the explosion of club softball has altered recruiting. Colleges now recruit through trusted recommendations from elite travel ball coaches, social media recruiting videos, showcase tournaments, and on campus clinics throughout the year. The relevance of High School ball in the recruiting process has drastically been reduced over the last decade, yet having High School Accolades supports your softball resume. The height of the College Softball Recruiting happens during the summer after the conclusion of the College Softball season.