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While playing club volleyball offers no guarantee of college recruitment or scholarships, we here at Net Force are committed to making sure any athlete who wishes to be recruited has the resources available to promote him or herself to colleges and to be able to chose an appropriate college to attend.
Colleges across America that offer Women’s Volleyball
Colleges across America that offer Men’s Volleyball
NCAA Recruiting Guidelines Home Page
UniversityAthlete.com – A communication source between athletes and collegiate coaches
Rich Kern’s “Recruiting Registry” – A site with numerous FAQs regarding the process.
Rich Kern’s Recruiting Timeline is the most comprehensive timeline for getting recruited. If you are already a junior or senior don’t despair! Just pick up the process at whatever stage you are at.
If you plan on trying to play at the D-I or D-II level it is VERY IMPORTANT that you are registered with the NCAA Eligibility Clearinghouse (your high school guidance counselor should be able to help you with that information). Since there are no athletic scholarships given to D-III schools, athletes wishing to be recruited by D-III schools do not need to apply to the clearinghouse.
In order to get recruited you need to create a volleyball bio detailing yourself, your positions, your awards, etc. The bio should include:
Make a list of the colleges you are interested in attending and send those coaches a letter of introduction. In that letter, enclose a copy of your club or high school schedule for this year.
Create a skills DVD that you can send to potential coaches. You can either do it yourself or have one professionally done.
If we at Net Force can be of any help in the process please feel free to contact us at any time.