3 Seniors Signing on Signing Day!
Yesterday I was invited to attend the Mandeville Soccer Club signing day presentation for high school seniors that are signing a National Letter of Intent to play soccer in college.
I was very honored to be in attendance for the three girls above. Congratulations to Abby Schmidt, Kim Moreau and Elizabeth Manuel! All three will be attending the University of Louisiana Lafayette starting in the fall of 2012!
I have worked with all three girls the past few years on the soccer field and with their college recruiting. They have worked really hard and I am very proud of them!
Congrats!! Hard work pays off! Believe in it®!
Pics – Godaddy.com Bowl in Mobile, Alabama
Above is a shot of the opening events at the Godaddy.com bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Northern Illinois played Arkansas State this past Sunday evening. My wife’s cousin, Zach Opsal, is a graduate assistant coach for the NIU Huskies and he got us the tickets. Thanks Zach! It was a lot of fun! NIU won the …
Top recruit’s mother upstages his commitment on national TV
Ouch! This is why it’s good to communicate clearly with your parents during the recruiting process and work together as a team. The last thing you want to do is what happened here on National television and now the Internet! Credit to that reporter for asking the mother what she thought! LSU fans… they sure …
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year from the CollegeRecruitingWebsite.com team and I! 2011 was a great year and we’ve helped a lot of athletes develop their recruiting plans, build them them their own College Recruiting Websites and teach them the Believe in it® attitude! I’m excited for what 2012 will bring! The pic above is was the second …
The Holiday College Recruiting Challenge!
Posted by Jared Montz December 2011 College Recruiting e-Newsletter by CollegeRecruitingWebsite.com Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! The holidays are a great time to relax, take time off from school and your sport and enjoy being with your family. Of course, the presents are great too! During the school year and your season you are very …