Most families start recruiting when it's already urgent. Starting early doesn't mean pressure — it means small habits now that make junior and senior year feel calm instead of chaotic.
Not camps and stress — foundations. A few minutes a week, compounding for years.
Timelines, eligibility, and what coaches actually check — learned in minutes a week, years before the pressure hits.
Freshman-year grades count toward eligibility and scholarships. The cheapest recruiting advantage is academic.
Athletes who capture film every season never face the senior-year scramble for evidence.
A baseline now means every semester you can see the number move — and what moves it.
Ten minutes a week from ninth grade beats a hundred hours of panic in twelfth.
Start the habit while the stakes are low. Your junior-year self will thank you.
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