Every athlete should have a video of game footage prepared by the beginning of their Senior Year. Remember, many out-of-state coaches will never get to see you play in person! Even local coaches will often miss the chance to see you play. Here is how to do it; or contact us if you want our assistance.

A brief set of responses from top Div I tennis programs.

Should you be concerned if you do not sign a Letter of Intent (commit) to a college in the Fall? Is Spring (April) commitment have as many options?

If you are in high school and have not seen any college matches -- shame on you! Get out there NOW and see what is ahead for you.

What are your options if the coach who recruits leaves before or during your years in college?

Is it really impossible to get a Full Ride any more? Men's tennis is maybe the most difficult sport in which to get a 'full' scholarship.

Unless you make the National Championships, most top coaches do not get the chance to see you play a match. This is critical, as most coaches will not recruit or sign you until they see you play. Here is some advice to get your game in front of the coach you want.

You don't have to be a 'Blue Chip' athlete to play in college! Most positions are filled by partial-scholarship, and 'walk-ons' (non-scholarship athletes). There are many other perks to playing in college besides scholarships.

Many athletes are just great athletes -- in all sports. It might seem that this is a great 'bonus' for colleges, but this is not necessarily true. Sometimes, the focus needs to be more narrow to assure your spot on a college squad.

"How do we get points if we can't get INTO the tournaments?" I cannot tell you how many times I am asked that question from parents trying to find out how they can get their child into my national junior tournaments.