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Kesha Christoph played Division I soccer at George Washington University, where she was team captain and an Atlantic 10 All-Conference player. During law school, she coached at the Division I level at Cleveland State University, which was a new program at the time. She was previously the Director of college placement and NCAA initial eligibility director at SPIRE Institute.
Raven Magwood's The 7 Practices of Exceptional Student Athletes is insightful, helpful and motivating. Student-athletes are busy enough with scho...
The National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) will kick off its inaugural season on April 13, marking the return of top-tier women's professional so...
If you want to play and study at any level of "the next level"–Division I, II, III or NAIA—you have to take the SAT or ACT. These standardized t...
More money, more phone calls, and fancier mail. If you're being recruited to play Division I sports, all of that is coming your way as a result of n...
Shortly after starting his football career at Escambia High School in Pensacola, Fla., Trent Richardson tore ligaments in both ankles. Two surgeri...
"I had dreams of being a big-league ballplayer as early as I can remember," says Colorado Rockies shortstop and two-time NL Gold Glover Troy Tulowitzk...
Recruits hoping to play D-I men's basketball will have to adjust to a new rule this season. Previously, Division I men's basketball coaches could...
Summer is just around the corner. Don't let it fly by without getting a jump on college preparation. Below is a list of steps for each grade level...
All student-athletes entering college on or after Aug. 1, 2016, take note: the NCAA is changing its academic requirements for student-athletes bou...
High school freshmen, take note: the NCAA is changing its academic requirements for college-bound student-athletes at the Division I level. The new ru...
