*This interview has been such a huge success and help for prospective rugby athletes, their families, and rugby coaches that we have updated the information. Last update of participating colleges, January 2019. Here is a link to an incredible article Coach Carlson wrote December, 2016: Parents Empower Your Athletes to Talk to College Coaches This […]
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Welcome to Interview #6. I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NCAA Division 2 Men’s Soccer Coach, Brian McMahon of Palm Beach Atlantic University. Coach McMahon has only been at Palm Beach Atlantic for a year, but he has two decades of coaching at colleges in three different regions of the country.
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Welcome to Interview #4. I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of longtime NAIA Men’s Basketball Head Coach, Chris Starks of Lindsey Wilson College. Starks has helped the Blue Raiders to seven NAIA National Tournaments — reaching one semifinal and two national quarterfinals. He also helped lead the program to its only No. 1
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Welcome to Interview #3. I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NAIA Softball Coach, Steve Babinski, of Indiana Wesleyan University.
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I have talked to hundreds of parents over the years who are “investing” in their child’s athletic career in the hopes that college will be paid for by the athletic scholarship at the end of the rainbow. If you are reading this, I assume you are a parent who has bought into this thinking or
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Tips for Being Recruited to a Junior College May 18, 2021 May 21, 2021 Bryan Drotar Interviews Interview, NJCAA, Women’s SoccerLeave a Comment on Tips for Being Recruited to a Junior College Welcome to Interview #125 with Coach Andy Lyon, “A College Coach’s Tips for being Recruited to a Junior College.” Andy also discusses moving
NCAA Division I NCAA Division 1 schools are typically the most noticeable in the public eye. There are really two different levels of Division 1 programs, though they all compete for the same championship (with the exception of football). The highest level of collegiate sport exists mostly within the five big Division 1 conferences; the
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Do college coaches consider your high school athlete a recruit or a prospect? Do you understand the difference between prospect and recruit? Even more important, do you know how to tell when a coach is actually recruiting your teen? You need to know this if you want to understand whether or not your teen is
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How much do grades matter if your child is a gifted athlete hoping to compete in college? Will athletic talent alone make college affordable for your family? The short answer is no. It takes more than athletic talent to be a college athlete, let alone be an athlete on scholarship. Your child’s grades matter and
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Are college rosters filling up without your child? If your family waits too long to begin the recruiting process there may not be a place for your child to compete in college athletics. Here’s what you need to know about the commitment timeline and how coaches fill their college rosters. The Commitment Timeline When should
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