The College Advisory Program (CAP) was developed as a service for all college bound SC Blues players and their families. The CAP staff’s goal is to make the journey from initiating the research for the right college to signing a letter of commitment as smooth as possible.
Blues teams start their journey with a team meeting with the CAP staff. Each family is presented with 7 essential questions they need to answer. The CAP staff will then meet with each individual family to assess their goals and guide them through the initial communication process with college coaches.
The CAP staff will also be at every major college showcase to promote the players to the college coaches of their interest as well as gauge the interest of other coaches in each player.
If you are interested in the recruiting rules and regulations for Division 1 schools below you will find the link to the official NCAA Eligibility Website.
Division 2 & 3 Recruiting Update
(Frequently Asked Questions)
Div 2.
Junior year -
- Coaches are able to send recruiting info
- Starting June 15 or their junior year, 3 off campus contacts are allowed (if coach wants to make a home visit)
Senior year -
- Coaches can make one phone call starting June 15.
- Official visit can be made as early as first day of classes at the university
Div 3.
Sophomore year -
- Coaches are able to send recruiting information
- Coaches can return calls
Junior year -
- Coaches can make off campus contact at the end of the student athlete's junior year
Senior year -
- Official visit can be made as early as first day of classes at the university.