So I would encourage athletes , whether you're injured and you can't really run or you can't participate in your sport or you can only partially , I would challenge them to find something that you can do because there is always something that you can do . My recruitment process . was um pretty , it was sort of rocky .
was um pretty , it was sort of rocky . I mean , recruitment process is like a weird time in everybody's life and you are reaching out to colleges and some colleges are interested and some colleges aren't . I was very lucky enough to be playing on an ECNL club team , so we went to showcases and we got a lot of attention on our team .
If I were to give advice to a high school athlete . In the recruiting process , I would say that you can never be too annoying . If you email a coach and they don't email you back , keep emailing them .
They're not really allowed to respond to you in that . In that sort of time when you're younger in your high school years , but when it came to the time where the coaches can talk to you , I was making sure I was reaching out to coaches , telling them where I was playing . My club coach really helps me out with that , and I eventually got in touch .
If you email a coach and they don't email you back , keep emailing them . There's no harm in emailing coaches and getting yourself out there . You never know .
