HSVC Recruiting
Let's face it, who wouldn't want to play volleyball at a collegiate level? It's a little girl's dream, especially one who grows up playing club volleyball. That's why HSVC wants to help. We have a wealth of experience and connections through our coaching staff to get you started in the right direction.
Christian Dunn is HSVC's Recruiting Coordinator and is here to help make this a dream a reality. Just as we helped all of our alumni achieve their dream of being offered a chance to play at the collegiate level if they chose to pursue that route. This page is designed to give you information and suggestions to lead you on your quest! So, good luck to you as you go after your goal, and remember we're here to help.
If you have any questions or need further direction please feel free to contact Christian Dunn at
832.455.8642 or christian.hsvc@gmail.com.
Christian Dunn is HSVC's Recruiting Coordinator and is here to help make this a dream a reality. Just as we helped all of our alumni achieve their dream of being offered a chance to play at the collegiate level if they chose to pursue that route. This page is designed to give you information and suggestions to lead you on your quest! So, good luck to you as you go after your goal, and remember we're here to help.
If you have any questions or need further direction please feel free to contact Christian Dunn at
832.455.8642 or christian.hsvc@gmail.com.
HSVC Recruiting Powerpoint
Recruiting Documents:
August 1, 2012 through July 31, 2013
The dates in this calendar reflect the application of NCAA Division I Bylaw 13.17.9 at the time of publication of this manual but are subject to change per NCAA Constitution 5.2.3.1 or if certain dates (e.g., National Letter of Intent signing dates) are altered. (a) August 1 through December 2, 2012, [except for (1) below]: (1) November 12-15, 2012: Dead Period (b) December 3-11, 2012: Quiet Period (c) December 12-31, 2012 : Dead Period (d) January 1 through July 31, 2013, [except for (1), (2) and (3) below]: (1) January 1-18, 2013: Quiet Period (2) April 15-18, 2013: Dead Period (3) May 1-24, 2013: Quiet Period |
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SAT TEST DATES 2012-2013
ACT TEST DATES 2012-2013
Featured Articles on Recruiting
Volleyball Recruits - The official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball
Attacking the Recruiting Process - http://volleyballrecruits.net/AttackTheProcessSeminar.php
Volleyball Recruits - The official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball
Facts about Scholarships - http://volleyballrecruits.net/factsaboutscholarships.php
Volleyball Recruits - The official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball
How To Improve Your Recruiting Profile - http://volleyballrecruits.net/improverecruitingprofile.php
Attacking the Recruiting Process - http://volleyballrecruits.net/AttackTheProcessSeminar.php
Volleyball Recruits - The official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball
Facts about Scholarships - http://volleyballrecruits.net/factsaboutscholarships.php
Volleyball Recruits - The official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball
How To Improve Your Recruiting Profile - http://volleyballrecruits.net/improverecruitingprofile.php
General Q&A Regarding National Letter of Intent (NLI) system.
The NCAA provides governance oversight of the National Letter of Intent (NLI) system.
→ False Governance oversight is done by the NLI’s Collegiate Commissioners Association, however, the NCAA Eligibility Center does manage the daily operations of the NLI program.
A D1 scholarship for the following season can be renewed, reduced or withdrawn in December after the National Championship.
→ False NLIs and the associated financial agreement are for one full academic year. At the end of that academic year the scholie may then be renewed, reduced, or withdrawn.
Athletes that will not be receiving an athletic scholarship must still sign the NLI.
→ False An athlete will receive two documents the NLI and the associated financial agreement (<-- this is the important one). NLIs are not issued without a very specific athletic financial aid package.
A new coach is not bound by a previous coach’s NLI agreement and may void the agreement.
→ False The NLI and financial agreement are between an athlete and the university for one academic season…not the athlete and coach. At the conclusion of that one academic year the new coach may indeed renew, reduce or choose not to offer the athlete a scholarship for the next academic year.
The coach may hand deliver the NLI to the athletes school and jointly sign the agreement usually at a signing ceremony.
→ False The coach is strictly prohibited from hand delivering the NLI. The NLI may be delivered by the coach during a campus visit but with
no Press present.
A high school athlete graduating at semester must sign an NLI for the spring semester.
→False The NLI is for one, full academic year. There is no NLI for half-year agreements.
All NCAA schools are governed by the NLI process.
→False Membership in the NLI is strictly volunteer by member schools. And the signing of an NLI is not required by the student athlete to attend school
and receive a scholarship….most do however to protect the agreement made.
NCAA D3 schools may elect to, or not to, participate in the NLI program.
→False Again, the NLI must be received with an athletic financial aid package. Since there are no athletic scholies in D3, the D3s and not members of the NLI program.
Once signed the NLI cannot be voided without the consent of both the athlete and institution.
→False If the athlete fails to gain admission to the university or meet the NCAA eligibility requirement usually due to grades, meeting core course
requirements, SAT/ACT requirements, etc. the NLI is void. The athlete may not sign an NLI with another university during that signing year.
Signing an NLI effectively ends the athlete's recruitment process from all other institutions.
→False The NLI only covers NCAA D1 and D2 schools that have volunteered to participate. The few D1s and D2s that do not participate, in addition to all D3s, NAIA and JUCOs can continue to recruit the athlete. If the athlete changes their mind and attends a non-NLI participation school, there is no penalty as they will be attending a school outside NLI governance
→ False Governance oversight is done by the NLI’s Collegiate Commissioners Association, however, the NCAA Eligibility Center does manage the daily operations of the NLI program.
A D1 scholarship for the following season can be renewed, reduced or withdrawn in December after the National Championship.
→ False NLIs and the associated financial agreement are for one full academic year. At the end of that academic year the scholie may then be renewed, reduced, or withdrawn.
Athletes that will not be receiving an athletic scholarship must still sign the NLI.
→ False An athlete will receive two documents the NLI and the associated financial agreement (<-- this is the important one). NLIs are not issued without a very specific athletic financial aid package.
A new coach is not bound by a previous coach’s NLI agreement and may void the agreement.
→ False The NLI and financial agreement are between an athlete and the university for one academic season…not the athlete and coach. At the conclusion of that one academic year the new coach may indeed renew, reduce or choose not to offer the athlete a scholarship for the next academic year.
The coach may hand deliver the NLI to the athletes school and jointly sign the agreement usually at a signing ceremony.
→ False The coach is strictly prohibited from hand delivering the NLI. The NLI may be delivered by the coach during a campus visit but with
no Press present.
A high school athlete graduating at semester must sign an NLI for the spring semester.
→False The NLI is for one, full academic year. There is no NLI for half-year agreements.
All NCAA schools are governed by the NLI process.
→False Membership in the NLI is strictly volunteer by member schools. And the signing of an NLI is not required by the student athlete to attend school
and receive a scholarship….most do however to protect the agreement made.
NCAA D3 schools may elect to, or not to, participate in the NLI program.
→False Again, the NLI must be received with an athletic financial aid package. Since there are no athletic scholies in D3, the D3s and not members of the NLI program.
Once signed the NLI cannot be voided without the consent of both the athlete and institution.
→False If the athlete fails to gain admission to the university or meet the NCAA eligibility requirement usually due to grades, meeting core course
requirements, SAT/ACT requirements, etc. the NLI is void. The athlete may not sign an NLI with another university during that signing year.
Signing an NLI effectively ends the athlete's recruitment process from all other institutions.
→False The NLI only covers NCAA D1 and D2 schools that have volunteered to participate. The few D1s and D2s that do not participate, in addition to all D3s, NAIA and JUCOs can continue to recruit the athlete. If the athlete changes their mind and attends a non-NLI participation school, there is no penalty as they will be attending a school outside NLI governance
Here are some great links to check out:
Volleyball Recruits - The official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball :
http://volleyballrecruits.net/index.php
NCAA Clearing House:
http://www.ncaa.org/wps/ncaa?key=/ncaa/ncaa/legislation+and+governance/eligibility+and+recruiting
National Collegiate Scouting Association:
http://recruit-match.ncsasports.org/fasttrack/lead/preSAEF.do?&lnkSrc=SAEF-NCSA&method=preSAEF
Recruiting Registry:
http://www.recruitingregistry.com
Rich Kern:
http://www.richkern.com
Be Recruited:
http://www.berecruited.com/
Volleyball Recruits - The official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball :
http://volleyballrecruits.net/index.php
NCAA Clearing House:
http://www.ncaa.org/wps/ncaa?key=/ncaa/ncaa/legislation+and+governance/eligibility+and+recruiting
National Collegiate Scouting Association:
http://recruit-match.ncsasports.org/fasttrack/lead/preSAEF.do?&lnkSrc=SAEF-NCSA&method=preSAEF
Recruiting Registry:
http://www.recruitingregistry.com
Rich Kern:
http://www.richkern.com
Be Recruited:
http://www.berecruited.com/
