Review Baseball Recruiting Applications More Efficiently
Review recruit information, videos, and evaluations without searching through emails.
Key takeaways
- Review baseball recruiting applications from one place.
- See academic, baseball, contact, and video information for each prospect.
- Mark recruits as Interested, Maybe, or Not Interested.
Stop Searching Through Recruiting Emails
Recruiting information adds up quickly when athletes are sending contact details, academics, baseball information, videos, and other material.
Coaches can end up:
- Searching through emails to find a recruit again.
- Opening different files to review player information.
- Writing down which athletes caught their attention.
- Building separate spreadsheets to remember recruiting decisions.
Open the Recruit and See the Full Picture
Review each recruit’s full application in one place with the Sports Manager.
A recruit’s profile can include:
- Graduation class and location.
- Email and phone number.
- High school and GPA.
- Class rank and test scores.
- Primary position and bats/throws.
- Height and weight.
- 60-yard time, fastball velocity, and exit velocity.
- Travel team information.
- Recruiting video.
- Submitted documents.
Know Where Every Recruit Stands
See a player you like? Mark them Interested.
Need another look? Mark them Maybe.
Not the right fit? Mark them Not Interested.
Coaches can also save notes and filter the applicant list by graduation class, recruiting decision, or submission date.
Keep the Focus on Evaluating Players
Keeping each recruit’s application, video, notes, and decision together lets coaches spend more time evaluating players and always know where each prospect stands.
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