New · 2027 Edition
How to get noticed by college coaches, from your first email to your commitment. Written by a softball coach and former Division I baseball player.

Everything a player needs to run her own recruiting, in plain language.
When NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA and junior college coaches are allowed to contact you, and what that means for your plan.
Exactly what to do from 8th grade through senior year, plus a plan if you're starting late.
The unwritten rules college coaches wish every recruit knew.
Introduction, tournament schedule, follow-ups, camp thank-yous, replying to a coach and politely declining. Fill in the blanks and send.
Ten rules, a signature template, subject lines that get opened and the anatomy of a great email.
A one-page athlete profile template and what to film for every position.
What to do before and during a call, a voicemail script, 14 questions to ask coaches and how to get the most out of camps.
Printable checklists for every email, call, visit and commitment, plus a contact log to track every school.
A few of the 22 pages. Swipe or scroll to see more.






A 22-page PDF guide, designed to read on a phone, tablet or computer, and to print. The checklists and contact log are made to print and fill in.
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High school softball players who want to play in college, and the parents and travel coaches helping them. It's written to the athlete.
NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA, and junior college (NJCAA, CCCAA and NWAC).
It's the 2027 edition. Recruiting rules change, so the guide also shows you where to confirm the current rules each year.
Then use the directory to find every coach's email.