Is Division I College Really The One For You?
Just about every high school athlete dreams of competing in college at the Division I level. And, while the bright lights, the nationally televised games, and the [Read More]
What You Should Know About Walk-Ons
According to NCAA data, 51% of Division I athletes receive some level of financial aid. By extension, that means 49% of DI student-athletes are walk-ons. [Read More]
The easiest path to reach such a destination is what’s visualized for any high school student-athlete who has their sights set on participating in college athletics.
What does that mean, exactly? There isn’t a student-athlete out there who [Read More]
The 5 Qualities of Every Successful Recruit
As you go through the recruiting process, comparing yourself to the other guy is quite common. And, while you may share many attributes with other athletes, make sure you also share these [Read More]
Don’t worry if you’re from a small town or a less known area, this article breaks down “How to be a hot athlete recruit even if you’re outside a sports recruiting hotbed”.
More than half of all top college [Read More]
Here are 4 Qualities that Coaches Look for in Athletes during the recruiting process.
Coaches play to win. And that means, some players see more game action than others. And, if you sometimes get more time [Read More]
Are you good enough to play college sports? This is a question that a lot of athletes need to stop and think about. High school athletes can daydream of competing at top-notch high schools and universities all they want. However, [Read More]
If you’re reading this on the CaptainU site, odds are you haven’t been rated a five-star recruit. However, while five-star athletes are the elite of the elite, that doesn’t mean you can’t earn [Read More]
When it comes to recruiting, we are often asked “Does being a multi-sport athlete affect recruiting?” Many athletes have always played several sports and continued to do so in high school. Others found the one sport they loved [Read More]
The Coronavirus pandemic has completely stalled the progress of many student-athletes and their goals. Prospects work hard for competitions and tournaments. In addition, students and parents are distraught after the cancellation of long-awaited programs and uncertain [Read More]