Our Mission
To simplify and strengthen the connection between aspiring university and collegiate volleyball athletes with Canadian post-secondary programs through an affordable athlete-first recruiting platform.
Recruiting 101
Here are some tips and tricks on how to go on about your recruiting process. This step in your volleyball career is very important and we understand that it can be a lot sometimes. We hope that these simple tips can help you in some shape or form and guide you to make the best decision for your situation!
Know Your Options
Create a Highlight Video
Create a Highlight Video Pt.2
- U SPORTS schools tend to be larger and more competitive, but come with higher academic and athletic standards.
- CCAA programs (like in the ACAA) often offer smaller class sizes and a better balance between athletics and academics.
- There’s no one-size-fits-all — explore both!
- A 2–4 minutes video showing real game scenarios to showcase your talent and playing style.
- Start with your strongest clips and do not worry to much about over-editing. Coaches want to see real play, not hype.
- If you’re a setter or libero, make sure to include your movement and communication.
Tips for each position
- Middle Blocker: Show quick attacks, solid blocks, & fast transitions at the net.
- Outside Hitter: Highlight serve receive, smart attacks, & backrow defense.
- Opposite Hitter: Focus on blocking, out-of-system hitting, & overall versatility.
- Setter: Show decision-making, tempo, & leadership in running the offense.
-Libero: Display clean passing, digs, & non-stop hustle on defense.
Be Proactive!
Ask Questions! This Is Your Future
- Introduce yourself to coaches via email with a short message and your recruiting profile links. Making the first step shows initiative and that you care about the program!
- Follow programs on social media.
- Visit schools if you can or attend local tournaments/camps where coaches will be present.
- What is the time commitment like?
- How many athletes play your position?
- What type of academic supports is offered and what are the type of classes offered?
- What type of academic and athletic scholarships can be offered?
- Don’t just try to impress them, make sure it’s the right fit for you!
Set Yourself Apart
- What makes you stand out?
- Find the one thing that makes you great and own in on it, for example; are you bilingual? a born leader? a tough defender? a genious in the classroom? etc. Find your why!
- Make sure to leave a good first impression with coaches. Making sure to leave them with something they will remember you by will be beneficial in the long run.
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