Recruiting Tasks
Stay on track to achieve your goals.
Knowing what to do is half the battle. Our Recruiting Tasks keep you on track.
Tasks are your recruiting timeline.
Recruiting Tasks ensure that you’re taking the right steps at the right time. Follow the playbook to make sure you’re not missing out on crucial steps in your journey.
You don’t have to guess. Recruiting Tasks comes with check-boxes and a dynamic progress report to see what percentage of the journey you’ve completed.
Sourced by experts, from Freshman year to graduation.
It’s never too early to invest in your future, and never too late to start.
Our Recruiting Tasks begin with freshmen, but if you don’t start until your sophomore, junior, or senior season, there is still time to find your fit at the next level.
As you approach graduation, you can do so knowing that you gave yourself the best-possible chance to compete at the highest level.
A launchpad into the most important aspects of your recruiting process.
Recruiting Tasks will take you deeper into the process. This is your gateway into crucial processes and education around campus visits, gaining exposure at camps, and finding which colleges are a fit for your résumé.
Impact Beyond the Game
- Tasks completed in the first three months
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- Claimed Player Profiles
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- College Subscribers
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“The service you offer is awesome! I let everyone with kids interested in playing at the next level know about your site. I just wish I would have got on it sooner when my daughters were younger.”
Chad BromenschenkelParent of Amelia Bromenschenkel, Division II college player -
“This is truly one of the best recruiting sites available. Thank you for all of your efforts.”
Mia SmithIllinois Wesleyan Head Coach -
“If a player has dreams of playing at the next level, one of the easiest things they can do is create a profile, attend the showcases, and prove how you stack up with the best players in the state.”
Shawn McGuireParent -
“I was skeptical at first but I have been recently getting more and more emails from colleges.”
Taylor PerezPlayer -
“My daughter, Lailah Hadley had very little college interest before playing for DW3 Elite on the Prep Girls Hoops circuit. Everything changed once Lailah was mentioned in a write-up. All of a sudden, there were coaches reaching out and following her social media pages. We're thankful for the impact that Prep Girls Hoops had on Lailah's recruitment and subsequent signing with her college.”
Barry PalmoreParent of Lailah Hadley, c/o 2023 NIACC commit