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CJ Whelan Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Tulane University
Posted by SportsForce in Athlete of the Week, Baseball, College, Commitments, Commitments, High School, Inspiring Stories, Q & A, Recruiting, Tips & AdviceCharles Beilenson Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Brown University
Posted by SportsForce in Baseball, College, Commitments, Commitments, High School, Inspiring Stories, Q & A, Recruiting, Tips & AdviceHow to Get a Division 1 Basketball Scholarship
Posted by SportsForce in Basketball, College, Commitments, High School, Planning, RecruitingWith many thousands of talented teens playing basketball in junior high, middle school, and high school around the country, the
Tips for Improving Scholarship Chances
Do the Basics: This means keeping up with schoolwork, staying in shape, and beginning the process of contacting Division 1 schools for information about how to get athletic scholarships. You will need to start this process as soon as possible, preferably before your child enters high school. The longer you wait, the less their chances will be of nabbing an athletic scholarship. By the time they become seniors, college and university recruiters will have already made their decisions.
Improve Skills: Every day that is spent improving the skills of the child is another day they increase their chances of landing an important scholarship. Raw talent is simply not enough in today’s competitive world, so a little time each day dedicated to improving different aspects of their game will be of immense help.
This means staying in shape, learning new aspects of the game, and improving skills every day. The practices can be short so your child does not lose interest, but they do need to be focused so they are learning more about the game.
Summer Basketball: Perhaps the biggest change in recruiting over the past two decades is the rise of summer basketball camps. This allows the best from around the country to gather together and learn new techniques, play in tournaments, and most importantly get seen by college recruiters. This allows teens to stand out from the rest while learning new skills. By attending camps starting before their high school years, your teen stands the best chance of being noticed.
By being proactive, you can help your child get noticed by recruiters so they can maximize their chances of landing a scholarship. This means going to a professional organization like SportsForce that offers the best assistance for your teen.
How SportsForce Can Help
If you want to know more about how to get a Division 1 basketball scholarship, SportsForce a provides free evaluation for young, talented athletes, which will maximize their chances at landing a scholarship. Too many young athletes miss out on scholarship opportunities because they do not know their full potential, have not prepared in the right manner, or have the contacts necessary to reach those in each institution that improve the chances of landing a scholarship.
If your son or daughter has demonstrated real talent in basketball, then you will need to act quickly so they maximize their chances of landing a scholarship at a prestigious Division 1 school. Sign up for a free evaluation today and see how your teen can improve their chances of going to the university of their choice.
Jimmy Chatfield Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Yale University
Posted by SportsForce in Athlete of the Week, Baseball, College, Commitments, Commitments, High School, Inspiring Stories, Q & A, Recruiting, Tips & AdviceRead below, why we are different from every recruiting group in the country.
Why SportsForce is Different:
* View our Home Page Video Unlike most recruiting companies, we do not just partner with anyone for our hands-on recruiting programs. Instead, we only partner with qualified players who meet our Five academic, athletic, and coachability selection factors. We evaluate between 10,000-12,000 players each summer and fall at top showcases and selectively advise, and advocate for only a limited number of players each year by directly contacting college coaches to help them maximize recruiting offers. Each of our expert college recruiters is limited to how many players they will advise so there is the best combination of hands-on guidance and personal recruiting outreach to college coaches. Social Media Exposure: We also utilize our growing Twitter following at @SportsForceBB which is followed by over 500 NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide and growing fast.
To Get Evaluated by Our Expert College Recruiting Staff:
Option 1: Complete our Recruiting Questionnaire
Option 2: Email us at scouting@sportsforceonline.com
Options 3: DM us on Instagram @SportsForceBB or Twitter @SportsForceBB and share recent video, stats, or measurables (velocity, 60, exit speed, pop time, etc…) for our scouts to evaluate.
Find out if Your Son’s Qualifies for One of Our Hands-On Recruiting Programs?
Twitter Recruiting Education & College Needs Posts:
We post ongoing recruiting education and post NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC needs year around.
Follow us on Twitter @SportsForceBB account and join over 500 hundred NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide that follow us and growing fast.
Tagging us: If you have some good video to share with us, make sure to tag us @SportsForceBB or DM us and we will review it.
Connor Bullion Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Cabrillo College
Posted by SportsForce in Baseball, College, Commitments, Commitments, Q & A, Recruiting, Tips & AdviceRead below, why we are different from every recruiting group in the country.
Why SportsForce is Different:
* View our Home Page Video Unlike most recruiting companies, we do not just partner with anyone for our hands-on recruiting programs. Instead, we only partner with qualified players who meet our Five academic, athletic, and coachability selection factors. We evaluate between 10,000-12,000 players each summer and fall at top showcases and selectively advise, and advocate for only a limited number of players each year by directly contacting college coaches to help them maximize recruiting offers. Each of our expert college recruiters is limited to how many players they will advise so there is the best combination of hands-on guidance and personal recruiting outreach to college coaches. Social Media Exposure: We also utilize our growing Twitter following at @SportsForceBB which is followed by over 500 NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide and growing fast.
To Get Evaluated by Our Expert College Recruiting Staff:
Option 1: Complete our Recruiting Questionnaire
Option 2: Email us at scouting@sportsforceonline.com
Options 3: DM us on Instagram @SportsForceBB or Twitter @SportsForceBB and share recent video, stats, or measurables (velocity, 60, exit speed, pop time, etc…) for our scouts to evaluate.
Find out if Your Son’s Qualifies for One of Our Hands-On Recruiting Programs?
Twitter Recruiting Education & College Needs Posts:
We post ongoing recruiting education and post NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC needs year around.
Follow us on Twitter @SportsForceBB account and join over 500 hundred NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide that follow us and growing fast.
Tagging us: If you have some good video to share with us, make sure to tag us @SportsForceBB or DM us and we will review it.
Ethan Wookey Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Whittier College
Posted by SportsForce in Baseball, College, Commitments, Commitments, High School, Inspiring Stories, Q & A, Recruiting, Tips & AdviceRead below, why we are different from every recruiting group in the country.
Why SportsForce is Different:
* View our Home Page Video Unlike most recruiting companies, we do not just partner with anyone for our hands-on recruiting programs. Instead, we only partner with qualified players who meet our Five academic, athletic, and coachability selection factors. We evaluate between 10,000-12,000 players each summer and fall at top showcases and selectively advise, and advocate for only a limited number of players each year by directly contacting college coaches to help them maximize recruiting offers. Each of our expert college recruiters is limited to how many players they will advise so there is the best combination of hands-on guidance and personal recruiting outreach to college coaches. Social Media Exposure: We also utilize our growing Twitter following at @SportsForceBB which is followed by over 500 NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide and growing fast.
To Get Evaluated by Our Expert College Recruiting Staff:
Option 1: Complete our Recruiting Questionnaire
Option 2: Email us at scouting@sportsforceonline.com
Options 3: DM us on Instagram @SportsForceBB or Twitter @SportsForceBB and share recent video, stats, or measurables (velocity, 60, exit speed, pop time, etc…) for our scouts to evaluate.
Find out if Your Son’s Qualifies for One of Our Hands-On Recruiting Programs?
Twitter Recruiting Education & College Needs Posts:
We post ongoing recruiting education and post NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC needs year around.
Follow us on Twitter @SportsForceBB account and join over 500 hundred NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide that follow us and growing fast.
Tagging us: If you have some good video to share with us, make sure to tag us @SportsForceBB or DM us and we will review it.
William Sweeney Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Stanford University
Posted by SportsForce in Athlete of the Week, College, College Football, Commitments, Commitments, High School, Inspiring Stories, Q & A, Recruiting, Tips & AdviceJacob Sligar Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Beloit College
Posted by SportsForce in Athlete of the Week, College, Commitments, Commitments, High School, Q & A, RecruitingWe would like to congratulate Jacob Sligar on his commitment to Beloit College! Here are Jacob’s recruiting story and interview after his commitment. Good luck as Buccaneer!
The process was difficult at first to understand the emails and responses to send to coaches, but I eventually understood what needed to be done. It involved paying attention and updating coaches that got interested and it paid off. I verbally committed January 29th. I will sign the first day I am permitted.
2. What school are you going to, and why did you choose them?
I am going to Beloit College. I chose them based off their academics and how good their baseball program was. It felt like the best fit for me.
3. How did SportsForce help in the process?
Sportsforce helped me to truly understand what needed to be done and understand what to talk about with coaches to get a better understanding of their school.
4. What advice would you give to other players and parents with the recruiting process (ex. start early, get a highlight video)?
Start early and do not lose any hope that your son or daughter will not get a chance to play at the next level. There is a college that will want your son or daughter and your child will love that school.
5. How excited are you for your future in college?
I am extremely excited for my future in college and can’t wait until the season starts when I finally graduate.
6. How much money do you anticipate your family saving in college expenses because of you being recruited?
I would say about 75% savings for my family.
7. Would you recommend SportsForce to any other student-athletes? Why?
I would recommend SportsForce to other student-athletes because of how well their program works in helping you understand the process and getting noticed.
Over the last five years, SportsForce has helped over 1,000 student-athletes and families successfully navigate the college recruiting and athletic scholarship process while saving families on average $50,000 in college expenses.
Austin & Dylan Thomas Feature Athlete Interview – Committed to Linfield College
Posted by SportsForce in Athlete of the Week, Baseball, College, Commitments, Commitments, High School, Inspiring Stories, Q & A, Recruiting, Tips & Advice1. Share your recruiting story and status
We started working with SportsForce in the spring of our junior year. Ryan and the SportsForce team were extremely helpful in evaluating film and listening to our wants and needs when deciding on a college. The team was very helpful putting us in front of college coaches that were a good fit academically, athletically and matched our financial criteria. SportForce met the unique challenge of finding a school that allowed both of us to find an opportunity to play.
2. What school are you going to, and why did you choose them?We will be attending Linfield College in the Fall of 2017. We selected Linfield because of their excellent academic program and it provides both my brother and I the opportunity to play baseball. Our financial needs were met, and the campus and surrounding area are what we were looking for as well. In particular, Coach Manley’s philosophy and enthusiasm was very compelling and made Linfield the best choice for my brother and me.
3. How did SportsForce help in the process?Ryan and the SportsForce team were extremely helpful in the recruiting process. Through our numerous conversations with Ryan, he got to know us personally and helped create a list of schools that he felt were a good match. SportsForce met the unique challenge of finding a school that provided the opportunity for both my brother and me to play together.
4.What advice would you give to other players and parents with the recruiting process (ex. start early, get a highlight video)?
It is never too early to start the recruiting process. It is important to get an objective and honest evaluation about your talent level and be sure to focus on schools that fit your academic and athletic needs.
5. How excited are you about your future in college?
We are very excited to begin our college career as a Linfield Wildcat. We look forward to leaving home and being more independent as well.
7. Would you recommend SportsForce to any other student-athletes? Why?
I would highly recommend using SportsForce for your recruiting needs. They take the time to get to know you, understand your wants and needs, and help tailor your college choices to schools that meet these needs and provide a good talent fit.
Our Mission at SportsForce Baseball: We are on a mission to help our select number of qualified and evaluated players maximize their recruiting offers and make the best college decision. Started by CEO & founder Andrew Beinbrink, SportsForce Baseball is a nationally recognized college recruiting advisory group with over 40 former college coaches, players, and MLB scouts in 10 different states. During the last 11+ years, we’ve helped over 1,000 players make their college commitments. Read below, why we are different from every recruiting group in the country. Why SportsForce is Different: * View our Home Page Video Unlike most recruiting companies, we do not just partner with anyone for our hands-on recruiting programs. Instead, we only partner with qualified players who meet our Five academic, athletic, and coachability selection factors. We evaluate between 10,000-12,000 players each summer and fall at top showcases and selectively advise, and advocate for only a limited number of players each year by directly contacting college coaches to help them maximize recruiting offers. Each of our expert college recruiters is limited to how many players they will advise so there is the best combination of hands-on guidance and personal recruiting outreach to college coaches. Social Media Exposure: We also utilize our growing Twitter following at @SportsForceBB which is followed by over 500 NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide and growing fast. To Get Evaluated by Our Expert College Recruiting Staff: Option 1: Complete our Recruiting Questionnaire Option 2: Email us at scouting@sportsforceonline.com Options 3: DM us on Instagram @SportsForceBB or Twitter @SportsForceBB and share recent video, stats, or measurables (velocity, 60, exit speed, pop time, etc…) for our scouts to evaluate. Find out if Your Son’s Qualifies for One of Our Hands-On Recruiting Programs? Twitter Recruiting Education & College Needs Posts: We post ongoing recruiting education and post NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC needs year around. Follow us on Twitter @SportsForceBB account and join over 500 hundred NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JC coaches nationwide that follow us and growing fast. Tagging us: If you have some good video to share with us, make sure to tag us @SportsForceBB or DM us and we will review it.