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EMAIL GUIDES
Emailing college coaches: 9 College Recruiting Email Templates
By 2aDays Staff|March 27, 2024
Emailing college coaches can be scary and we want to make the process as easy as possible for you. Here are 9 different college recruiting email templates you can use...
GET THAT DOUGH!
5 Tips for Emailing an NIL Business + an Email Template
By Amanda Fassold|September 26, 2023
Email communication has become a vital aspect of the sports world, especially with the recent introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) business deals. As an athlete, sending an email...
Communication is Key!
3 Email Tips For Recruits (and an Example Email to College Coaches)
By Tara Sires|January 19, 2023
There are different ways that you can reach out to college coaches about the recruiting process, but the preferred method is typically through email. That initial reach will put you...
Communication is Key!
Second Impressions Matter in Recruiting! 7 Tips For Writing an Effective Follow-Up Email to a Coach
By Thomas Holley|December 16, 2022
You've done it. You've crafted the perfect introductory email to a coach you'd love to play for and built up the courage to hit “send.” But it has been a...
Get Digital!
Want to Wow Recruiters? Remember these 7 Components of an Effective Email to a Coach
By Marissa Massaro|November 29, 2022
Getting noticed as a hockey recruit can be a challenge. There are 62 Division 1 NCAA men's hockey programs and 90 Division II/III NCAA programs and in the United States,...
E-Tips!
5 Important Email Tips During the Recruitment Process
By Sarah Borer|October 18, 2022
While diving into the recruiting process and contacting coaches in hopes of playing at a collegiate level, sending out emails is the most common way for athletes to get recognized...
Take the Right Approach!
First Impressions Count: 3 Tips for Approaching College Coaches Via Email
By Chris Russo|July 22, 2022
Ever since you were a child and found the sport you love, you've probably dreamt of becoming a collegiate athlete. Now, after years of practice and commitment to your sport...
Make a Good First Impression!
6 Do’s and Don’ts When Emailing Coaches During the Recruiting Process
By Casey Chizmazia|July 22, 2022
So, you're starting to email coaches? That's a great way to start your recruiting process! That said, it's smart to make a good first impression and if your first point...
Don't Be Afraid to Reach Out!
5 Key Guidelines for Emailing Coaches During the Recruiting Process
By Casey Chizmazia|July 8, 2022
Reaching out to a coach can seem pretty intimidating because you might not know what to say, how to address them, where to find their information, etc. Well, I'm here...
Communication is Key!
Recruiting FAQs: When Should I Email a College Coach?
By Jaileen Goncalves|June 30, 2022
Communicating with college coaches as a recruit can be tricky and there are a lot of questions attached. Here, we tackle the first question that usually arises when it's time...
Emailing Coaches
Example Email to College Coaches
By Keirsten Sires|January 17, 2020
There are different ways that you can reach out to college coaches about the recruiting process, but the preferred method is through email. That initial reach will put you on...
Be Aware
Recruiting Horror Stories™ |My Dad Emailed Colleges and I Lost my Scholarship
By Leighton Yenor|December 26, 2018
Jenny, a soccer player from central Florida, had grown up with hopes and dreams of playing DI soccer- but when an injury sidelined her during peak recruitment season her sophomore...
college basketball
Athlete Interview: NAIA Basketball Player Natalie Kalaydjiev Talks International Recruiting
By Joseph McInnes|April 18, 2024
Natalie Kalaydjiev is an international basketball player from Austria who has just completed her senior playing season. Natalie played for three colleges in three different divisions across her four years...
SET A GOOD IMPRESSION
7 Tips for Talking to College Coaches for the First Time
By Bella Nevin|April 15, 2024
June 15th is quickly approaching, which represents the time after an athlete's sophomore year when Division I and II college coaches can start contacting athletes through electronic communication and extend...