What does Elite do for your recruiting?
Randy Cline, founder of and coach for Elite Volleyball Training Center, was a collegiate coach at every NCAA level. He has many contacts within the college coaching realm. This is true not only in the Midwest, but throughout the entire country. This can be seen with the players he has coached. He has girls and boys playing on each coast throughout the US. Elite prides itself in building strong relationships not only with its players and families, but also with universities all over. Do not pay to join any recruiting services without asking Randy first. Elite does a lot of the leg work for your athlete through our contacts. Unlike recruiting services, we work hard to match the personality of an athlete with that of a college coach.
Ben Miglin, recruiting coordinator for Elite Volleyball Training Center, was added to our staff to streamline the process for athletes, families, and coaches. Ben has experience working with high level athletes through the recruiting process.
Our goal is to help educate and guide you on your recruiting journey. We are here to be an advocate for each student-athlete and answer any questions you have along the way. If you would like to set up a recruiting meeting, please contact Ben at benjamin@integritygym.com
We recommend you and your athlete look at the following links:
RECRUITING LIST
UNIVERSITY ATHLETE
COLLEGE GUIDE
When should my athlete start the recruiting process?
It is never too early to start your son or daughters volleyball recruiting process. You should start sending out information about your son or daughter as soon as he or she starts high school. The more contacts you have with universities or colleges the better.
All athletes being recruited by NCAA schools, or any athlete that would like to be eligible to play for a NCAA institution, must register on the NCAA eligibility website. This used to be called the NCAA clearing house.
Please note: All Elite Club members that are over 16 years old must REGISTER HERE.
Timeline of Recruiting Events
Instructional Video for NCAA Eligibility Center
NCAA College Etiquette Information. This video will help you understand what a college coach is allowed and not allowed to do while watching you at a tournament.
Use the links below to search for colleges and universities based off location, majors, learning environments, and even dorm options. You should strive to target approximately 200 or more colleges or universities as potential places your athlete would like to attend.
Balancing School and College Sports
Time Management of a Student Athlete
NCAA
COLLEGE BOARD
NAIA
