Published 
April 3, 2024

College Recruiting 101

By 
TeamSnap
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Plenty of kids who play youth sports – from tee ball at the local rec center to the high school varsity water polo team – dream of playing in college (and beyond!). And while the numbers are not necessarily on everyone’s side, there are smart ways to turn a promising youth sports career into something big.

One of them? Simply being prepared for the possibility.

That’s why TeamSnap has partnered with NCSA College Recruiting, the largest college recruiting network, with more than 40,000 college coaches across more than 35 sports. Parents and young athletes aged 13 to 18 who join NCSA also get access to comprehensive recruiting resources and seasoned experts who understand the confusing, competitive landscape of college recruiting.

How does the TeamSnap + NCSA partnership work?

If your child plays an NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) sport, you’ll automatically see an offer from NCSA when they join a team.

You can also find the NCSA invitation in the More menu. Just scroll to “Recruiting”

When you tap on the NCSA link, you’ll be prompted to set up a free recruiting profile, and someone from NCSA will contact you directly about managing the process.

NCSA + TeamSnap Survey

From there, parents and student-athletes can learn more about:

  • Access to a dedicated recruiting coach who will create a personalized recruiting game plan and keep you on track
  • Discovering colleges where you can thrive both in your sport and in the classroom
  • Exposure to over 40,000 college coaches actively recruiting on NCSA’s network

Learn more.

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