High School Athlete College Recruiting Service...founded by a Johnny "COACH" Galeas and a group of dedicated fathers of student athletes and former High School & Collegiate coaches. COACHPOST1 has created a database that allows high school athletes to be seen and recruited by Colleges across the nation. and will get your information into the decision makers hands with links to the NCAA Clearinghouse and NCAA site that will provide you with
what you need to get started either on your own or with COACHPOST1...especially if you find it all a little confusing.

Monday, April 18, 2016



COACHPOST1 was founded by a group of dedicated fathers of student athletes,
former high School Coaches and past Collegiate coaches.

We all realized that this was a hard proposition for all us....not only for the coaches but especially the parents so after conducting many hours of research and investigations gathering data that we could use – what sprang out of this was a business that not only helps high school athletes but the college coach as well...why a business, because we were asked to provide what we found. 

COACHPOST1 has created a database that allows high school athletes to be seen and recruited by Colleges across the nation with precise and accurate information on hundreds of pre-screened student athletes looking for college opportunities providing coaches with the information and data they need to evaluate the student athlete. 

If you are a junior or senior who has not heard from a college coach, it is imperative that you begin taking positive steps towards getting in contact with coaches as soon as possible. In other words, now! I cannot tell you how many high school athletes I have seen personally not move up to the next level because of lack of exposure, not because they were not talented enough. If you are just a Freshmen or Sophomore you ready to start. COACHPOST1 is not a recruiter nor agent/scout and do not wish to work in this capacity…what we are is a Student Athlete information and BIO-STAT service provider that takes your information and gets it to the people that are looking for it…after that it’s up to them. Hopefully you have what that college is looking for. COACHPOST1 goal is to increase the opportunities for every high school athlete that would like to play their selected sport in at the next level. We have set up a system to be as inexpensive as we can and still provide the service. 

COACHPOST 1 provides accurate and useful information to all levels of the recruiting process and has taken the time to collect that information from you and coaches across the country and developing a common sense effective approach using technology in the recruiting process saving valuable time. We work directly with many high school coaches using their recommendations and evaluations and parents of student athletes concerns which are important and are part of our service. 

If you know of anyone who could use a little help please pass the word.
We have made a big change in our service as we now provide YOU with a link
to the sports department for every single college in Division I,II,III. for
or a very low price of $50 We also will send you our data pack loaded with valuable information over 20 pages, you can find most of this information yourself but it will take you hours of research so we put it together for you.

Monday, January 18, 2016





COACHPOST1 can help and maybe if you are one of the lucky ones play college sports and get a great college education in the process…Keeping the Dream alive!

Here is a link to the NCAA  Web site http://www.ncaa.org which you should get very familiar with if you are serious about playing college sports Also, on this site you will find the Eligibility Center Link (which is the NCAA Clearinghouse) YOU MUST register if your son or daughter wants to play Division I, II college sports and a good idea even if playing Division III
This is an NCAA Rule and Obligation for the student athletes and parents...do not try to go around this. 

Thursday, July 31, 2014

Exercise & Conditioning CROSSFIT?...things are changing and why

I for one have made the change in work outs from being what I thought was fit and conditioned at 235#... yea I could bench 300 pounds then it happened and I am addicted to crossft and bootcamp workouts. Im now 194# and now know what fit really is...Check out what CrossFit Journel has to
say which is loaded with great information not only for the athletes but for coaches, parents and anyone who wants to really get into shape. Really good workouts, strengthen the core is a key to getting really healthy. You are also around people with the same goals that like to help.

http://journal.crossfit.com/crossfit-football/

Monday, July 21, 2014

"Hey High School Athletic Recruits" 
Here is some general important information in regards to starting your 
College Athletic search plan...


Coach communications guidelines vary according to the level of competition and by specific sport. The NCAA strictly regulates the recruiting process and dictates when and how college coaches can approach you. Communicating to the College Coach you are interested...so, what can you do and not do?

When will I start hearing from coaches?
You won’t see any official “recruiting materials” from NCAA Division I and II schools in the mail before the summer of your junior year. And that’s because coaches at these levels can’t send specific recruiting literature until then. 
Division III and NAIA coaches can sent recruiting materials at any time in high school.
That does not mean the recruiting process doesn’t start until junior year. Coaches can send you the following at any time in high school:
  • Questionnaires
  • Camp brochures
  • General college information from the admissions department
Can I contact coaches at schools that I’m interested in?
YES, and you definitely should.
            Phone Calls
In most sports phone calls are limited and coaches can’t start making them until after your junior year (basketball and football and major exceptions and allow some calls during your junior year). Coaches are regulated, but there’s no limit on how many calls you can make to coaches as long as those calls are at your own expense. Take advantage of this 
Letters & Email
Communication with coaches by email or printed letters can certainly put you on their radar. Try not to send the same generic email/letter to each coach. Make the correspondence specific. Mention something about the college that you like...Personalized contact might just set you apart from others.
Also, make sure you close every email or letter with a professional signature. Include your name, address, email, cell number and recruiting link to whatever service you use or create yourself so the coaches can see who you really are not just as an athlete but as a individual.
What about text messages?
Kind of a sticky area...A new rule adopted by the NCAA allows recruit/coach communications via text message only for Division I men’s basketball recruits. 
Coach Communications Guidelines
It is very important as a student athlete and parent of a student athlete to become familiar with the rules and regulations in regards to NCAA guidelines when it comes to the recruiting game. The rules change and may adjust so it's important to understand the information. Some of my posts under COACHPOST1
may be slightly out of date being they were written sometime ago.
Below is a brief overview of NCAA rules for communications with college coaches. For in-depth recruiting rules download the most recent - here is a link to The NCAA publications, please take some time and become familiar with the rules. http://www.ncaapublications.com/ and http://www.ncaa.org/
 NCAA Division I
  • Coaches start sending recruiting materials on September 1 of your junior year (except in men’s basketball and men’s hockey where coaches can begin sending printed materials on June 15 after your sophomore year). You can call coaches any time you want but in most sports they cannot call you until you are a junior (calls can start June 15 after your sophomore year if you’re a men’s basketball recruit).
NCAA Division II
  • Coaches can start mailing recruiting material, calling you, and making off-campus contact on June 15 before your junior year in high school.
NCAA Division III
  • Coaches can send printed materials and call at any time.
There are plenty of steps that you can take as a college recruit to make the process of earning an athletic scholarship easier. COACHPOST1 can help make sure that you do every little thing that you can to separate yourself from other recruits, which can help you earn an athletic scholarship.

Post your academic/athletic resume online. Providing easy and organized access to your highlight videos, statistics, and academic information makes a coach’s job much easier. College coaches need to know about you before they’ll spend the time scouting you in person.
Create a highlight/skills video. College coaches watch hours of video from recruits, so you need to make yours count. Learn exactly what coaches in your sport are looking for. Some coaches may want detailed skills videos and limited in-game footage. Others may only want to see your in-game skills.
Don’t send coaches unsolicited DVDs or expect to be seen on YouTube. 
Contact 50 to 100 realistic college athletic programs.There are more than 1,800 colleges with athletic programs, so when you’re a college recruit you’ve got plenty to choose from. Starting with a large pool of schools can help ensure that the perfect fit rises to the top when the recruiting process is over. It’s important to know that the majority of college athletic programs are not in Division I, so set your expectations accordingly. There are plenty of opportunities for scholarships for college at the Division II, Division III, or junior college level.
Choosing a college is one of the most important decisions of your lifetime
Do your research and make an educated decision when you pick a school, not only as an athletic recruit, but as a student. Do as much research as you can...Know your stuff?
Division I is moving closer to new structure for how its schools and conferences will operate in the future you can read further at www.ncaa.org

Friday, June 21, 2013

Why Do We Fall - Motivational Video

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgmVOuLgFB0
For up to date sport scores from Golf, Basketball to Hockey scroll down to the bottom of this blog and the scores are updated as reported - great place to just check out what is going on in sports as well as recruiting. It's a very entertaining Sports site that is always FREE
...please pass the word COACHPOST1....KEEPING THE DREAM ALIVE!