Deborrah Bennett - Louisburg College

Emily Martin - UNC Wilmington

Hannah Pearson - UNC Wilmington

Jasmine Williams - North Carolina Central

Madison Mercer - Cape Fear Community College

Megan Ryals - Louisburg College

   



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prepare for your college career as a student athlete

START TODAY
The recruiting process for many colleges begins earlier than you may think.
College coaches are looking down the line at players they think could
potentially add to their program. They are looking at freshmen and sophomores in high school to be the future of their collegiate volleyball teams.  If you are a junior or senior, don’t stress…just get started immediately.

PROMOTE YOURSELF
There are many ways in which you can promote yourself as a student-athlete:
Keep a good record of all of your athletic AND academic honors and awards.

Keep a database of your season stats from both high school and club volleyball.

Make a skills video of yourself; be sure to include game footage.

Develop a one-page resume sheet of yourself. Include a picture, your contact information, stats, position, academic info, etc. It’s ok to brag on yourself.

Create a Recruiting Profile Page...Many free web services for recruiting profile
 pages are available for you to keep  your videos, photos, stats & academic information.  You then provide a link  directly to your profile page when you
email coaches.  We recommend  Be Recruited

STUDY ON AND OFF THE COURT
If you want to play volleyball in college, it is extremely important that you do
well academically in high school. College coaches focus not only on the success
 that their players have on the court, but in the classroom as well. Being a
successful player AND student will increase your chances to becoming a
collegiate student-athlete.

COMMUNICATE
Don't wait for college coaches to come to you. Promote yourself! Call and
email coaches.  Send them a link to your recruiting profile.  Make them aware
that you are here and ready to be a college student-athlete. Depending on
what level you would like to play, there are sometimes NCAA restrictions
on when college coaches can contact you, talk to you, or visit you in person.
One of the very first things you need to do is get on their radar. Go to their team
website and fill out the student-athlete recruiting questionnaire that. This will
get you into the system and make them aware of you.  Get your name out there!
Once you have your club tournament schedule, email coaches and let them know where you will be playing so they can watch you.

 

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