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SOPHOMORE RECRUITING CHECKLIST Download and review the "NCAA Guide for College Bound Student Athlete" Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center Set reachable goals to focus on for fall and winter training Schedule an unofficial visit at a local target college through the Admissions Office Schedule and take the PreACT and/or PSAT Determine your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) Continue competing on your previous club or travel team, or find a new organization with off-season training and additional competition outside of your high school schedule FALL Expand your college oppportunities and start researching regional colleges and athletic programs Attend a local camp or showcase to obtain a third-party evaluation of your skills, update your key stats, and potentially perform in front of college coaches Continue to monitor social media accounts and follow your target colleges, athletic programs you're interested in and college coaches Take a two-week break from your sport-specific training to allow your body to recover and prep for the upcoming season(s) Complete/update on-line questionnaires for your target programs Find time to volunteer and be involved in your community WINTER Verify NCAA Core Courses for next year and stay on track to be a Qualifier Post your high school schedule to your NCSA profile and email it directly to your target colleges Attend a game at a local target college to get an idea of the competition level Confirm you can list your high school coaches (and club/travel coaches) as references on your NCSA profile Send your target colleges an email highlighting your success in the spring season SPRING NCAA D2 - Calls, emails, texts, private messaging via social media and official visits are allowed beginning June 15th Upload your transcript to the NCAA Eligibility Center NCAA D3 - Off-campus contact is allowed after your sophomore year Post your summer schedule to your NCSA profile and email it directly to your target colleges Send your target colleges an email highlighting your success over the summer season Find time to volunteer and be involved in your community High academic prospects: Start preparing for the ACT and/or SAT SUMMER

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SOPHOMORERECRUITING CHECKLIST

Download and review the "NCAA Guide for College Bound Student Athlete"Register with the NCAA Eligibility CenterSet reachable goals to focus on for fall and winter trainingSchedule an unofficial visit at a local target college through the Admissions OfficeSchedule and take the PreACT and/or PSATDetermine your Expected Family Contribution (EFC)Continue competing on your previous club or travel team, or find a new organization with off-season training and additional competition outside of your high school schedule

FALL

Expand your college oppportunities and start researching regional colleges and athletic programsAttend a local camp or showcase to obtain a third-party evaluation of your skills, update your key stats, andpotentially perform in front of college coachesContinue to monitor social media accounts and follow your target colleges, athletic programs you're interested in and college coachesTake a two-week break from your sport-specific training to allow your body to recover and prep for the upcoming season(s)Complete/update on-line questionnaires for your target programsFind time to volunteer and be involved in your community

WINTER

Verify NCAA Core Courses for next year and stay on track to be a QualifierPost your high school schedule to your NCSA profile and email it directly to your target collegesAttend a game at a local target college to get an idea of the competition levelConfirm you can list your high school coaches (and club/travel coaches) as references on your NCSA profileSend your target colleges an email highlighting your success in the spring season

SPRING

NCAA D2 - Calls, emails, texts, private messaging via social media and official visits are allowed beginning June 15th Upload your transcript to the NCAA Eligibility CenterNCAA D3 - Off-campus contact is allowed after your sophomore yearPost your summer schedule to your NCSA profile and email it directly to your target collegesSend your target colleges an email highlighting your success over the summer seasonFind time to volunteer and be involved in your communityHigh academic prospects: Start preparing for the ACT and/or SAT

SUMMER

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