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Category Archives: Recruiting
Recruiting – Women’s Track and Field Scholarships
Alan Versaw, girls coach at The Classical Academy, and Colorado editor of MileSplit.us, have collaborated on a series of posts dedicated to the college recruiting process. The first and second installment focus on what questions to ask the high school … Continue reading
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Recruiting Give and Take: Part 7
This article concludes the series on college recruiting with a wrap-up on the topic of transitioning from high school to college training. Alan’s comments come first and then my comments follow in italics.
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Recruiting Give and Take: Part 6
The question that I’m supposed to answer in this installment is, “How to improve the transition from HS training to collegiate training.” Simple question on the surface, but complex if one considers the following:
Recruiting Give and Take: Part 5
In this part we wrap up the question of “What should the role of the HS coach be in the recruiting process?” Alan shares his thoughts and my thoughts will follow his. My comments are italicized.
Recruiting Give and Take: Part 4
The topic in this installment is simply, “What should the role of the HS coach be in the recruiting process?” Alan shares his thoughts and my thoughts will follow his. My comments are italicized. One of the questions that came … Continue reading
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Recruiting Rant 001
This may be over the top, but I’m really annoyed with the comment made by “xcfreak58″ on the co.milesplit.us comments page in response to Recruiting Give and Take: Part II . …and yes, this is how I am in person … Continue reading
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Recruiting Give and Take: Part 3
In this installment, we try to put some closure on the issue of the amount of athletic scholarship awards for track and field/cross country. If we haven’t answered your particular question, either write you comment below or on Alan’s site, … Continue reading