Need help making the team? Whether you’re an athlete or a coach, Recruit U is determined to revolutionize the sports recruiting industry. With our technological approach to compiling athlete data, we are building efficiencies and simplifying the traditional recruiting process.
Recruit U gives athletes the opportunity to be scouted by college recruiters all over the globe. Recruiters can use the website to pursue the best athletes for their program without busting their budget.
HOW IT WORKS
Athletes create a personal page that showcases their height, weight, achievements, academic and athletic statistics, biography info, and even highlight reels. Recruiters can conduct specialized searches and create a virtual roster of athletes who meet their specific criteria and needs. From this point, recruiters can contact the athletes or the athletes’ coaches.
Recruit U offers the most efficient way for undiscovered athletes to be recognized by college coaches. It’s an alternative to the long-shot tryouts that athletes currently have to endure. At Recruit U, athletes across all sports can generate interest and opportunities from several colleges and universities. Learn More...
Shay Doron Bold Moves Pay Dividends By Lois Elfman
On May 18, 2007 all that Shay Doron had worked towards for the past six years came true when she was officially named a member of the WNBA’s New York Liberty. The 5’9" point guard had been chosen in the second round of the 2007 WNBA draft, and just like any rookie, she had fought her way through training camp. But unlike other rookies, her path to her dream was filled with bold and risky decisions.
Welcome to Recruit U! As a former high school pitcher from Southern California, I know how hard it is to differentiate yourself from the other athletes who are pursuing the dream of playing college ball.
On May 18, 2007 all that Shay Doron had worked towards for the past six years came true when she was officially named a member of the WNBA’s New York Liberty. The 5’9" point guard had been chosen in the second round of the 2007 WNBA draft, and just like any rookie, she had fought her way through training camp. But unlike other rookies, her path to her dream was filled with bold and risky decisions.