College Recruiting Guides

How recruiting actually works — for athletes and parents. Start with your sport, then read the guides that fit where you are.

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Recruiting by sport

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How to Get Recruited for College Sports
How college recruiting works, how coaches find athletes, and the steps that get you noticed — target list, film, emails, camps and follow-up.
College Recruiting Timeline by Grade
A year-by-year college recruiting timeline: grades, film, target lists, coach contact dates, visits and signing — with links to your sport’s timeline.
How to Email College Coaches
Who to email, what to put in the subject line and first three lines, when coaches can reply, and how to follow up — with example emails.
D1 vs D2 vs D3 vs NAIA vs JUCO
The real differences between D1, D2, D3, NAIA and junior college: athletic scholarships after the House settlement, eligibility, contact rules and fit.

Recruiting by division

Division I
Roster limits, eligibility and reaching D1 coaches.
Division II
Partial scholarships; coaches may contact you any time.
Division III
No athletic aid — how D3 aid and admission work.
NAIA
Its own eligibility rule and scholarships.
Junior college
NJCAA scholarships and the route to a four-year school.
All five compared
D1 vs D2 vs D3 vs NAIA vs JUCO side by side.

Recruiting by grade

Freshman (9th grade)
Grades, core courses and starting film.
Sophomore (10th grade)
Target list, first emails, first camps.
Junior (11th grade)
The main evaluation year.
Senior (12th grade)
Visits, offers and signing.
Starting late?
Where the open roster spots are.

Recruiting questions

Getting Started

How recruiting works and how coaches find athletes.

How to Get Recruited for College Sports

Coach Outreach

Emailing, following up and talking to college coaches.

How to Email College CoachesWhat to Do When a College Coach Doesn’t RespondWhat to Say to a College Coach

Recruiting Timeline

What to do in each year of high school.

College Recruiting Timeline by GradeIs It Too Late to Get Recruited?

Profiles and Film

What coaches need to see before they reply.

How to Make a Recruiting Highlight VideoWhat Should Be in a Recruiting Profile?

Camps

Which camps lead to offers.

College Recruiting Camps: Which Ones Are Worth It

Scholarships

How athletic and academic aid actually work.

How to Get an Athletic Scholarship

Eligibility

Grades, core courses and registration.

What GPA Do You Need to Play College Sports?

Recruiting for parents

A Parent’s Guide to College Recruiting
How parents can help with college recruiting without taking over: your role, whether to email coaches, costs, services vs DIY and money questions.
MyNextOffer for families
How parents can follow and support their athlete’s recruiting.

Recruiting tools

Recruiting Fit check
On every sport guide: enter your position, grad year and numbers, then get a preliminary Division Fit with your Free Profile.
Scholarship limits by sport
Roster and scholarship limits for every level, from primary sources.
Programs and coaches by sport
How many college programs and coach contacts we cover in each sport.
Coach Database
A searchable college coach contact list for every live sport: names, titles, emails and phone numbers for coaches from Division I through JUCO, filtered by sport, division, state and school.
AI Coach Email
Write a personalized recruiting email to a named college coach in under 30 seconds, from your real stats, film and academics. Edit it, then send it from your own Gmail.
Camp Finder
Find college recruiting camps and showcases in your sport, in your state or region. Filter by date, grade, division and gender, and put the camps you pick on your recruiting calendar.
Outreach Tracker
Track every college coach you contact, from first email to campus visit to offer. See when coaches open your email and view your film, and get a reminder when a follow-up is due.

Comparing recruiting services

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