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Students become a prospective student-athlete once they have started classes for the ninth grade. The NCAA allows coaches to mail recruiting information to prospective student athletes as early as September 1 of their junior year in high school. The coaches are not allowed to have direct contact with nor telephone prospects until July 1 following their junior year in high school (with a few exceptions).

Most coaches begin their recruiting lists with high school sophomores and start to track their progress as juniors. Usually during the summer following the prospects' junior year, the coaches begin to select those to whom they will offer official recruiting trips in the fall and begin to narrow their lists for the early signing period in early November (the early signing period varies with a few sports).

Coaches would like to have all of their recruits signed in November, but only a few schools are able to achieve this goal on a consistent basis. They continue to recruit until the next signing period which begins in April.

Our Recruiting Education Program is designed to get you on the coaches' recruiting lists as a sophomore, make it easy for coaches to track your progress as a junior and result in 5 paid official recruiting trips in the fall of your senior year. During the early signing period, you can commit to the college of your choice by signing a National Letter of Intent and financial aid agreement forms, and thoroughly enjoy the rest of your senior year with peace of mind in knowing that your future is secured.

If you are a junior in high school there is still plenty of time to get you on the coaches list and make them aware of your progress but you must start right away.

If you are already a senior in high school, you need our program more than ever. We will take a more aggressive approach in getting your information in front of coaches.

We will find the schools that have not finished their recruiting for the following year and make sure they know about you.