Category: Blog
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Smaller Colleges with Competitive Women’s Lacrosse Programs
Explore examples of smaller DI, DII, DIII, and NAIA colleges with women’s lacrosse programs, and learn how to broaden your recruiting list beyond big-name schools.
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Rising Sophomore Recruiting Checklist: 5 Steps 2029 Lacrosse Players Should Take Now
Class of 2029 girls lacrosse players: learn how to start the recruiting process with highlight videos, player profiles, target schools, coach emails and skill development.
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Rising Junior Recruiting Checklist: 5 Steps 2028 Lacrosse Players Should Take Now
Five key recruiting steps rising junior girls lacrosse players in the Class of 2028 should take now to prepare for summer tournaments, camps, and coach outreach.
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What’s It Really Like to Be a D1 College Lacrosse Athlete
Get an inside look at Division 1 college student-athlete life—training, travel, academics, rewards, and what every lacrosse recruit should expect.
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Why Smaller Colleges Are Investing in Women’s Lacrosse
Smaller colleges are adding women’s lacrosse programs, creating more recruiting opportunities for high school players seeking the right academic and athletic fit.
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5 Myths About Girls Lacrosse Recruiting
Discover the truth behind 5 common girls’ lacrosse recruiting myths about coaches, scholarships, stats and commitment timelines.
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Recruiting Emails: Common Mistakes That Can Cost You a Roster Spot
Struggling to get responses from college coaches? Your recruiting emails could be the problem. Common recruiting email mistakes—like generic subject lines, lack of personalization, missing stats, and poor follow-up—can hurt your chances of getting recruited. In this guide, we break down the biggest college lacrosse recruiting email mistakes and how to fix them so you…
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How to Contact College Lacrosse Coaches (Without Overthinking It or Getting Ignored)
Not sure how to email college lacrosse coaches without overthinking it—or worse, getting ignored? The recruiting process doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right approach, clear messaging, and a bit of confidence, you can reach out to coaches effectively and start real conversations. Learn how to contact college lacrosse coaches the right way, avoid…
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The Real Traits That Get You Recruited in Women’s College Lacrosse
What really gets you recruited in women’s college lacrosse? It’s not just stats or highlight goals. College coaches are looking for a combination of athleticism, lacrosse IQ, versatility, and the intangibles—like work ethic, coachability, and competitiveness—that don’t always show up on a stat sheet. In this post, we break down the real traits that stand…