Things you should know no matter where you are in the recruiting process

What makes the recruiting process so difficult? Do you need help with your journey?

Is there a place for you to play college sports? It depends on you.

How should you handle the tough interviews? Listen in.

Can you find more balance with a Division III college athletic experience?

What is NIL and how will it play a role in your college experience.

Find out how to research the level of support for the women's programs at the colleges you are interested in attending.

Parents do a lot to make the high school experience turn into college opportunities to play sports.

Learn the basics of how to brand yourself.

More research could lead to different choices. Learn more.

Can we use social media to voice concerns about injustices and inequities?

Using social media in a way that helps your communication.

Learn how to overcome athlete burnout.

There are ways to get exposure even if you live in a rural area.

Hear some advice for high school student athletes from some formers.

Learn some of the benefits you learn from sports that help later when you are looking for a job.

An experienced opinion about what to look for with club and travel sports teams.

Learn about some of the characteristics that help you stand out when college coaches are recruiting you.

If a college coach is not responding, what should you do? Here is one suggestion.

Women's sports have changed for the better. Listen to one former athlete and coach talk about her experience.

How do high school and travel coaches impact the decision to play college sports?

What does it mean to chase a brand vs finding the right college fit. Listen in!

Learn about what really matters when you journey through the college recruiting process.

Hear from a former athlete how she tried to balance academics, athletics and college life.