Navigating the Maze A Grassroots Reference Guide to Women's Basketball College Recruiting

by Prentice Beverly

Publisher: Prentice Beverly
Copyright: © 2007  Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
  • Paperback book $11.95

Printed: 40 pages, 8.5" x 11", saddle-stitch binding, black and white interior ink

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A must for parents, girls basketball players, high school coaches and school administrators. Includes Foreword by Former Florida and Ole Miss Head Coach Carol Ross, NCAA ClearingHouse Requirements, NCAA Recruiting Calendar, DI Core GPA and Test Score Sliding Scale, Recruiting Definitions, Exposure Event Contacts, NCAA Major DI Coaches Contact Info and many more tips to help you get the scholarship you deserve. You will be given a step-by-step approach for navigating the path toward a gratifying and successful recruiting experience.


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Navigating the Maze a Grassroots Reference Guide to Women's Basketball Recruiting [ No Rating ] 8 Nov 2007
Prentice Beverly has done a great service to parents, student atheletes, coaches and school administrators in writing and publishing this book. In my opinion, it is a MUST READ that gives you and indepth view of the nuances of college recruting. Mr. Beverly obviously took great measure in detailing how young atheletes should "self appraise" their true talents to gauge what level of school (DIV I or II or NAIA) they should pursue a scholarship from. It is a very suscint and realistic guide that should be a mandatory read for all engaged in high school atheletics. His bold honesty will not only spare the young athelete from unnecessary disappointment, but will also help him/her avoid being exploited. I say him/her because, though the book is written for "women's basketball" I believe it is important for ALL young student atheletes no matter what their particular sport may be. Good on ya Mr. Beverly! I hope this book is bought and distributed to all high schools and those reading it "read and heed". As a parent of a young athelete, I wish I had seen this when she was being recruited and settled on a college. All I can say is Thank you for all those parents and atheletes that will be able to take advantage of your great work!

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