THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL GET FROM WOODS RECRUITING!

ATHLETIC PROFILE

Your Athletic Profile will be posted on the Woods Recruiting website. This Profile, along with the student athlete’s picture, is a powerful marketing school and helps you to gain exposure with college program.

COLLEGE LIST

We will develop a list of college programs starting with 25 and adding college programs if necessary throughout the recruiting process.  We will also look for college programs in your home state and surrounding states.

NETWORKING/MARKETING

As a member of Woods Recruiting we will contact college programs on your behalf.  Our goal is to provide college coaches with as much information as possible on high school student athletes.  At Woods Recruiting, we will leave no stone unturned when it comes to gaining exposure for the student athletes we are working for.

RADIO SHOW INTERVIEW

Each member of the Woods Recruiting College Recruiting Service will have an opportunity to be interviewed on our Internet radio show.  The live online radio interview is a powerful tool for high school athletes to gain more exposure to college programs.  The benefits of the interview are huge and this will give college coaches an opportunity to learn more about you.

CONSULTING

A major part of being a member of Woods Recruiting is being able to talk with an experienced college recruiter.  Most parents have a lot of questions about the college recruiting process and how it will work for their son or daughter.  Being able to speak with a college recruiter can be critical throughout the entire process. This is to ensure that everything is being done to gain exposure for high school athletes and to ensure that mistakes are not made.

ATHLETIC QUESTIONNAIRE

Please fill out the athletic questionnaire and provide as much information as possible. Make sure you include a picture of yourself in athlete gear. When we have received your athletic questionnaire we will contact you via email to set up a time to talk about the college recruiting process.

It’s important that we speak to the parents of the high school student athlete because the student athlete is a minor and in most cases it’s critical that we speak to the parent or guardian first.

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