student athlete night corona del mar high school
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student athlete night corona del mar high school
STUDENT ATHLETE NIGHT CORONA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL Marianne Scott – College Programs Coordinator, CdMHS Kerstyn Battenberg – College Programs Coordinator, CdMHS Don Grable – Athletic Director, CdMHS Jennifer Noonan – College Sports Quest Andrew Beinbrink – Sportsforce **ANOTHER EVENT BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE CDM FOUNDATION** About Jennifer: - Graduate of Corona del Mar High - Multi-sport athlete in high school - Former JV girls soccer coach at CdM and OCU Rush club team - President and Founder of College Sports Quest About Andrew: - 3 sport athlete in high school - Former All-American baseball player at Arizona State University - Former professional baseball – 4 seasons with the Tampa Bay Rays, 2 with Texas Rangers acheiving the AAA level - CEO and one of the founders of SportsForce Jennifer Noonan, College SportsQuest NCAA & NAIA College Competition Levels Division I Division II Division III 335 schools 288 schools 432 schools USC, UCLA, Stanford, USD, Pepperdine UCSD, Cal Poly, CSU Chapman, Redlands, Occidental, Claremont Colleges May award athletic scholarships May award athletic scholarships May not award athletic scholarships NAIA: Over 300 four-year colleges and universities Athletic Scholarships Thousands of prospects competing Persistence = Scholarships # Scholarships (per team) = sport, competition level and available funding Academic scholarships awarded NCAA & NAIA Rules NCAA Division I & Division II: Prior to junior year in high school September 1st – junior year in high school Phone calls “Actively recruited” Seniors “Official” versus “Unofficial” Visits NCAA DIII & NAIA: less restrictive recruiting rules NCAA Eligibility Center An organization that determines the eligibility for athletics participation in a student-athlete’s first year of college. The Eligibility Center certifies the academic status of a prospective student-athlete. (Core Course requirements) Any individual who thinks he or she may participate in athletics at an NCAA Division I or Division II school. A student-athlete should register after the completion of your junior year in high school. Download: Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete www.eligibilitycenter.org Recruiting Misconceptions Your coach will get your recruited If you are good enough, college coaches will find out about you You have plenty of time to get recruited Good grades don’t really matter Attending Camps or Tournaments will get you noticed by college coaches A word from CdM . . . By no means is it necessary to hire someone to help with the recruiting process. There are numerous resources available online that can provide information on the student-athlete’s pathway to college. Here are just a few: www.gettinginedu.com www.captainu.com www.Berecruited.com www.tennisrecruiting.net Empowering the Next Generation of Student-Athletes The Opportunity High School College Athletes Coaches Coaches Scouts Parents Teams “Bridging the Sports Gap” College Sports Goal The primary goal is to best position yourself to successfully land a college roster spot at the college that’s the best ALL-AROUND FIT for you and your family. Focus on the Right Fit! • Athletics • Financial • Academics • Coaching Staff • Social • College Size • Location • Career / Alumni “College is a 40 YEAR not a 4 year decision” “DI is less than 20% of College Sports” “You have OPTIONS, keep your MIND OPEN…” The College Recruiting Game Has Changed! • Colleges are recruiting VERY EARLY • Athletes are BIGGER, FASTER & STRONGER • Recruiting is the LIFEBLOOD for success • VIDEO is critical for EVALUATIONS • Internet has INCREASED intensity What College Coaches Want • Elite Student-athletes • Character / Work Ethic • Confidence / Personality Are You Currently Being Actively Recruited? – Intro Letters / Questionnaires - NO – Emails • Personal emails from a coach – Maybe • Camp invite or questionnaire emails - Sometimes – Personal Letters – Maybe – Phone Calls – YES • Calls to coaches first then student-athletes – In House Visits / Official Trip offer - YES How to Determine What Athletic Level is Right for a Student-Athlete • Student-Athlete Assessment • Student-Athlete Evaluation • Watch college games / practices • Compare yourself / Get Tested Follow a Proven Game Plan – Specific college sports goals? – Decision factors? – Maximize targeted exposure – Questions to ask college coaches? – Meeting with your HS & Club coach – Be Proactive & Market Yourself! 8 Keys to Success for Athletes 1. Get Good Grades (Starting Freshman Yr.) 2. Start Early (Sophomore Yr.) 3. Be Proactive & Get Help 4. Be Open to ALL Levels (DI, DII, etc.) 5. Research & Focus on the Right Fit 6. Highlight Video & Online Resume 7. Market Yourself to Target Schools 8. Be Persistent & Perform Well It’s Your Career! Have You Yourself? Manage Your Digital Lifestyle… 8 Keys to Success for Parents 1. Be Supportive of Your Child’s Goals 2. Be Realistic About Their Ability 3. Have Fun & Help Out 4. Be Open to ALL Levels (DI, DII, etc.) 5. Let the Coach COACH 6. Don’t Compare your child 7. Show Good Sportsmanship 8. Encourage, Instill Confidence & Discipline Relaxed student-athletes perform best. College Preparation Timeline – Starts as a Freshman – Stay on Track Academically • NCAA DI requires 16 core classes – Recruiting Timelines – Key Dates & Action Items – Maximize Targeted Exposure Goal: Secure the Right Fit Basic Tips – Freshman Year – Get on Track Academically • NCAA DI requires 16 core classes – Tryout and meet all coaches – Play multiple sports if you are interested – What type of college experience Goal: Get experience Basic Tips – Sophomore Year – Stay on Track Academically – Start to compete against highest level of competition possible – Participate in select events – Generate college recruiting exposure – What type of college experience Goal: Setting the Stage Basic Tips – Junior Year – Very important year – Stay on Track Academically – Register NCAA ID, take SAT / ACT – Maximize Recruiting Exposure – Create Target list of colleges – Unofficial visits to colleges – Sept. 1st - coaches can email Goal: Generate Real Interest Basic Tips – Senior Year – Stay on Track Academically – Very important year – Maximize recruiting exposure – Narrow down target list of colleges – Take official or unofficial visits Goal: Secure Right Fit Key Dates – Senior Year July 1st – Coaches can call you Sept 1st – Meet w/ academic counselor Fall: Schedule to take SAT / ACT test Begin applying to select schools Winter / Spring: Schedule to retake the SAT / ACT test if necessary – Graduation: Submit final transcript to NCAA Eligibility Center – – – – – Goal: Make the Best Decision Online Research Academics: Register with NCAA www.eligibilitycenter.org School’s Website US News & World Report Collegeboard.com • Sports: – Register with NCAA www.eligibilitycenter.org – Team’s Website – Collegecoachesonline.com • Financial: – Fafsa College Evaluation: Studentsreview.com Collegeconfidential.com http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ – Finaid.com – FastWeb.com How to Maximize Exposure • Introduce & Market Yourself • Get evaluated: Target key events • Get quality video & profile online • Express Interest / Build Support Be Persistent & Perform Well Keys to Top Recruiting Events • General tips • Cost / Value • Location & Timing • Format Goal: Generate REAL Interest Questions to Ask a Coach – Athletic • Where am I on your board? • Expectations / financial pckg. – Academics • Major offered • Academic support offered – College life • Typical day (schedule, etc…) • Dorms, campus, etc… Recruiting / College Advising Services??? • What services are out there • Cost / Value & Budget • Personalized Approach • Myths & What to look out for! Goal: Understand your options Recruiting Profile • Athletic Section – – – – – – – – Profile form Cover letter Season stats Highlight video Game video Achievements Awards Recommendations • Academic Section – – – – – – GPA, SAT, ACT Transcript AP / Honors Classes Achievements Awards NCAA Eligibility Center • Clearinghouse – Recommendations Keys to a Great Highlight Video • Highlight Video • Game Video • Video Shooting Tips Goal: Generate REAL Interest Watch an EXAMPLE Video • • • • • • Proper video angles per sport Showcase skills in 3 - 5 minutes Quality video footage Straightforward editing Online streaming video Game DVD’s to follow up Goal: Guarantee a Quality Evaluation SportsForce is HERE to Help. • Get Educated • Easily email profile link to coaches • Follow a Proven Game Plan SportsForceonline.com • Best Prepare for College Success Our Goal = Simplify the Process • Membership Packages • Online Profile • Custom Highlight Video Packages SportsForceonline.com Reach Your Potential! Sports is one of the most powerful cultural forces in the world • Provides opportunities • Teaches life lessons • Connects communities • Increases self-esteem • Teaches leadership skills Andrew Beinbrink Phone: 858.350.1786 [email protected] www.SportsForceOnline.com 3398 Carmel Mountain Rd, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92121 Empowering the Next Generation of Student-Athletes