Recruiting
READY FOR THE NEXT STEP?
At E3VB, we understand that the recruitment process can be a daunting task for both players and recruiters. That’s why we’re committed to providing our players with the tools and resources they need to be successful both on and off the court.
Our coaches work closely with our players to help them develop their skills, improve their technique, and build their confidence. We also offer a variety of training programs and camps designed to help players hone their skills and prepare for the rigors of competitive volleyball.
In addition to our focus on player development, we also provide support to recruiters who are looking for talented players to join their teams. We work closely with recruiters to help them identify players who have the potential to succeed at the next level and provide them with the information and resources they need to make informed decisions.
Overall, our goal at E3VB is to create an environment where players can reach their full potential and achieve their goals both on and off the court. We believe that by providing our players with the support they need to succeed, we can help them take their game to the next level and achieve great things in the world of competitive volleyball.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What do college coaches look for in a volleyball recruit?
College coaches look for a variety of factors when evaluating potential recruits, including skill level, physical attributes, academic performance, and character. They also consider the needs of their team and the position-specific skills of the player.
When does the volleyball recruitment process begin?
The volleyball recruitment process typically begins in a player’s sophomore or junior year of high school, although coaches may start evaluating players earlier or later than this depending on their recruiting needs.
How can I get noticed by college volleyball coaches?
There are a variety of ways to get noticed by college volleyball coaches, including attending volleyball camps and showcases, creating highlight videos, and participating in club volleyball tournaments. It’s also important to maintain good grades and build strong relationships with coaches and teammates.
What should I do if a college coach contacts me?
If a college coach contacts you, it’s important to respond promptly and professionally. Be sure to research the school and the volleyball program, ask questions, and provide the coach with any information they request.
What role do club volleyball teams play in the recruitment process?
Club volleyball teams can play a significant role in the recruitment process, as they provide players with exposure to college coaches and the opportunity to play at a high level of competition. It’s important to choose a reputable club team that has a track record of helping players succeed in the recruitment process.
RECRUITING Timeline
Here are some things to focus on throughout high school if you want to play at the collegiate level:
FRESHMEN
AND SOPHOMORES
Focus on developing fundamental volleyball skills and techniques, such as serving, passing, hitting, and blocking.
Participate in club volleyball teams and attend volleyball camps and showcases to gain exposure to college coaches and increase visibility.
Maintain good academic performance and build strong relationships with coaches and teammates, as academic performance and character are key factors that college coaches consider when evaluating potential recruits.
Research college volleyball programs and create a list of potential schools that align with your academic and athletic goals, and reach out to college coaches to express interest and provide information about your achievements and skill level.
JUNIOR
YEAR
Attend college volleyball games and visit college campuses to get a sense of different programs and coaches, and gain exposure to college coaches.
Update your highlight video to showcase your most recent achievements and skills, and share it with college coaches along with your player profile and academic information.
Participate in high-level club volleyball tournaments and showcases to increase visibility and compete against top talent, and continue to develop your skills and technique.
Consider working with a recruiting service or counselor to help identify potential college programs and navigate the recruitment process, and seek advice from coaches, teammates, and other experienced individuals to make informed decisions.
SENIOR
YEAR
Finalize your list of potential college programs and prioritize them based on your academic and athletic goals, and reach out to college coaches to express interest and ask about the status of your recruitment.
Attend official visits to colleges that have extended offers, meet with coaches and players, and get a sense of the program’s culture and expectations.
Make a decision about which program to commit to based on factors such as academics, athletic opportunities, coaching staff, team culture, and personal fit.
Sign a National Letter of Intent to officially commit to a college program, and continue to work hard in the classroom and on the court to prepare for the transition to college athletics.