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June 15th Quick Prep - 35 Days and Counting
There is still lots of time to get yourself ready for June 15th. Don’t get caught off-guard. Be as proactive as you can.
I start getting asked by college coaches for specific athlete’s contact info as early as 6 weeks out. Once May starts, as I have said in the past, many of these college coaches already know who they want to talk to. When they start asking for contact information or confirming that info, it’s a really good sign you are at least getting a call.
But what should families be doing if they don’t have someone like me to pass along that contact info? There are several things you can do and I encourage ALL families to take these steps in the weeks ahead in order to make sure that college coaches have the correct contact info:
Check your UA
Check your athlete profile sites
Google yourself (add volleyball)
Fill out questionnaires
send emails
Above is the quick checklist of things to do. For more information and detail into why all of this matters, check out our newest YouTube video below!
Commitment Spotlight!👏🏻👏🏻🏐
Huge congrats to Ava Sanborn for committing to play her college volleyball at Oklahoma Baptist University!!!
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Preparing for June 15th is all about being proactive. Plan for each and every phone call with our June 15th Phone Call PrepSheet!
