Speaker to discuss college recruitment process at HHS
For student athletes and their families, the decision to participate in the college recruitment process can be very overwhelming. On Sept. 20, National Collegiate Scouting Association (NCSA) athletic recruiting educational speaker Dave Carl will be in town to clear up the myths and misconceptions of the college recruitment process.
For student athletes and their families, the decision to participate in the college recruitment process can be very overwhelming. Student athletes must evaluate both their athletic and academic performance and take the necessary steps to ensure that they have a chance to pursue a collegiate athletic career.
On Sept. 20, former UW-La Crosse and National Collegiate Scouting Association (NCSA) athletic recruiting educational speaker Dave Carl will be in town to clear up the myths and misconceptions of the college recruitment process through the NCSA Athletic Recruiting seminar, “College Recruiting Simplified,” at Hudson High School 7 p.m.
As an NCSA athletic recruiting speaker, Carl will share the “Five Things You Need to Know to Get Recruited” tips, and many more with student athletes and their families.
Since 2000, NCSA has grown to be the leading collegiate recruiting source for more than 35,000 college coaches and more than 200,000 student-athletes from across the country. With a
rate of more than 90 percent of NCSA verified athletes succeeding to play collegiate athletics, NCSA is the leading educational resource for parents, athletes and coaches who are involved in the recruitment process.
Through the educational resources on their website, www.ncsasports.org, and more than 2,000 presentations of the seminar “College Recruiting Simplified,” the organization has helped over 4,000,000 athletes and parents learn about the process each year.
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