Sports Management

Being a professional athlete is a constant stream of discipline, motivation, and dedication to the game – and if you want to go pro, add dedication to the hustle of recruitment to the list!

Your network is your biggest asset, which is no exception in sports. Learning to cultivate strong relationships is a critical skill that will help players accomplish their goals on and off the field. And building those relationships isn’t about schmoozing and favoritism; it’s about building trust, communication, and mutual respect for having what it takes

Being an athlete is not for the faint of heart, and the training, discipline, teamwork, and accountability it takes to succeed isn’t either. So after taking every measure and every step to succeed, falling short on your personal sports recruitment strategy isn’t where you should relax a little. A professional recruitment toolkit is a hot

High-school hockey is a growth area – and colleges are taking note. Star hockey players have 150 different colleges to choose from, including 60 division 1 schools. But competition is intense, with high-quality players nationwide competing for those top spots. There’s also competition from around the world, with some 21% of college hockey players being recruited

If you’re a high school athlete looking to get recruited to a college team, you’re probably wondering what you can do to make yourself stand apart from the other talented athletes out there. While luck plays a role, performance, visibility, and great connections are other key factors. Here are the most common ways college coaches

Every year thousands of high school basketball players shoot to score in the college recruitment game. Whether your goal is to take your skills pro or to nab that scholarship that means a debt-free future, getting recruited offers you a great start in life. Let’s take a look at some of the pathways college recruits