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, September 7, 2009

...this stuff is all available, but it can be a lot to process this is why COACHPOST1 was started to help the parents and student athlete sort it out


NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse
This is where you establish your academic eligibility for NCAA Divisions I & II.
NCAA database of colleges and universities sponsoring sports
This link provides access to the NCAA database of schools sponsoring various sports. It allows you to select by NCAA Division, conference and region of the country and then gives you a list of schools with links to some information about the schools. You can also find the competition schedule for a particular sport at a particular school. The database does not provide direct links to the schools's webpages or the schools sports pages. For that you should look at the

American Colleges and Universities link or perform a "google" search.
NCAA Sports News
This site provides news stories and photos from NCAA competitions. It is a lot of fun, but it does not provide links back to the schools' sports main webpages.
NCAA Divisional Manuals and other references
This is a mother-lode of NCAA rules and information. Much of it is pretty technical but it is the authoritative source when you really need to know an NCAA rule.
NAIA--main website
College recruiting and athletic scholarship information for students considering NAIA schools.
NAIA Guide for the College-Bound Athlete
Information and advice from the NAIA for student athletes considering NAIA schools.

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