Tip #1: Prepare in Advance

Preparation is key. There’s a saying, “fail to prepare, prepare to fail.” That certainly can hold true at tryouts. Taking the time to prepare sets your tryout event up for success before it even begins. Regularly hold planning sessions with all those involved so you can assign tasks and troubleshoot issues the day of the event. In addition to event logistics, planning sessions are helpful in identifying the kind of criteria you are evaluating on. It also determines what types of players you are looking for, depending on age. For example, with older athletes, you may be evaluating heavily on ability and skill level, but for younger players you could be looking for a positive attitude and zest for the game.

Tip #2: Create A Concise Schedule

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