Evidence-based reports built from analyzing thousands of real recruiting outcomes—giving you a clear roadmap to success.
College recruiting is changing faster than ever, and families deserve access to real data—not guesswork. We created the 2026 Recruiting Trends Report to give you a transparent, research-backed view of what's actually happening across sports and recruiting classes.
This report goes beyond surface-level advice. It analyzes real trends across multiple sports, recruiting classes, and data points to reveal:
Sport-Specific Recruiting Trends: See how recruiting timelines, offer patterns, and scholarship values differ across baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, and more.
Class-by-Class Insights: Understand how the 2026, 2027, and 2028 recruiting classes are trending—and what that means for your family's strategy.
Data-Driven Action Steps: Get clear, research-backed recommendations on timing, outreach, video strategy, and positioning—tailored to your sport and class year.

We wanted to know what actually works in recruiting video—so we analyzed 3,832 videos across 8 sports from families who received a tremendous amount of interest from college coaches. What we found challenged everything I thought I knew about highlight reels, video length, and content strategy.
This report breaks down the exact video strategies used by families who secured multiple offers and six-figure scholarships, including:
Short-Form Video Dominates: High-performing families produce 2x more videos—and 85% are under 30 seconds. Traditional highlight reels? Only 2.5% of uploads.
Quantity Beats Perfection: Families who post frequently (59–203 videos) generate significantly more recruiting interest than those who wait for the "perfect" reel.
Real Data from Real Families: Insights from 3,832 videos uploaded by families who earned offers—not theories from "experts."


To educate, empower, and equip families to navigate the college recruiting process with mastery, strategy, and confidence — producing the most prepared, well-positioned, and scholarship-earning athletes in the country.
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