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In the fall of 2008, Lacrosse Magazine launched a year-long series examining the current state of college recruiting, a topic on which families, prospects, coaches and others expend considerable resources, time and emotion. The articles will be posted here as they are completed.
• Camp Stories
Camps and club teams can help with recruiting, but do your homework first.
(March 2009)
• One-Stop Shopping (summer lacrosse camp)
by John McPhee, The New Yorker (May 25, 2009)
• Best Foot Forward
Five tips that can help attract college coaches and assist in a recruit's interactions with them.
(February 2009)
• Piece of the Pie
Partial scholarships remain the whole truth for most Division I recruits.
(December 2008)
• Be An Educated Consumer
Sorting through lacrosse's private club and for-profit entity options requires diligence on the part of prospects and their families.
(by USL President and CEO Steve Stenersen, November 2008)
• Too Vested In Verbals?
Signing day a respite for recruiting-crazed prospects, whose early verbal commitments may not mean what they once did.
(November 2008)
• Passport to Campus
Official and unofficial visits reveal much to prospects and colleges.
(October 2008)
• Free Fall
Weekend tournaments are replacing Friday night lights in some areas, forcing student-athletes to make a tough call.
(September 2008)
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