A message to the families who are trying their best and still feel behind

If you are a parent of a serious student-athlete, you have probably felt it. The pressure. The uncertainty. The constant question in the back of your mind.

Are we doing enough?

You watch teammates get interest. You see comm...

Lacrosse has always been more than a sport to me. It has been a bridge to lifelong friendships, opportunity, and purpose. That is why I am so honored to continue growing the game beyond my work with Recruited To Play™ by joining my Connecticut College teammates in support of Harlem Lacrosse and the ...

Every week we hear from athletes and parents who ask the same question: Does social media really matter in recruiting?
The short answer is yes - it matters more than most think.

Social media can be an incredible tool to showcase work ethic, leadership, and personality, but it can also close doors f...

A Common Question, A Shared Experience

If you’re a parent of a student-athlete and your phone isn’t ringing with college coach calls, you’re not alone. One of the most common questions we hear is, “What are we doing wrong?” The truth is, you may not be doing anything wrong at all. Recruiting is a p...

As the new school year kicks off and athletes return stronger and hungrier than ever, it’s the ideal time to sharpen your recruiting strategy. What if you could provide families a trusted blueprint for recruiting success, all while generating supplemental income for your program or business?

The Re...

At Recruited to Play™, we are thrilled to share some incredible news: Emma Garro, our course co-founder and thought leader, has been named a USA Lacrosse All-American and a USA Academic All-American for the second year in a row! While this is a massive achievement by any standard, what truly sets Em...

Beyond Talent: What College Coaches Really Want in Recruits

Athletic talent alone is not enough to get noticed by college coaches. They are looking for student-athletes who are the complete package.

1. Academic Performance:
Coaches look for recruits who meet or exceed NCAA eligibility standards. G...

A Grade-by-Grade Guide for Parents of Aspiring Student-Athletes

If you’re a parent of a student-athlete dreaming of playing sports in college, you’re probably wondering: When should my child start the recruiting process? The answer: earlier than you might think. With college recruiting more competi...