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NCAA DIVISION I GRADE 10 Recruiting materials: You may receive brochures for camps and questionnaires Phone calls: You may make calls to coaches at your own expense • College coaches cannot call you Off-campus contact: No off-campus contact is allowed Official campus visits: No official campus visits are allowed Unofficial campus visits: You may make an unlimited number of unofficial campus visits GRADE 11 Recruiting materials: You may begin receiving September 1 of your junior year Phone calls: You may make calls to coaches at your own expense • Coaches may call you once per week starting July 1 after your junior year Off-campus contact: Allowed starting July 1 after your junior year Official campus visits: No official campus visits are allowed Unofficial campus visits: You may make an unlimited number of unofficial visits GRADE 12 Recruiting materials: Allowed Phone calls: You may make calls to coaches at your own expense • Coaches may call you once a week Off-campus contact: You may contact coaches as often as you want • Coaches may contact you no more than three times during your senior year Official campus visits: Allowed beginning opening day of classes of your senior year • You are limited to one official visit per college up to a maximum of five official visits Unofficial campus visits: You may make an unlimited number of unofficial visits Evaluations and contacts: Up to seven times during your senior year NCAA DIVISION II & DIVISION III Recruiting materials: • After September 1 of yourjunior year, coaches are allowed to begin sending you printed recruiting materials • You may receive printed recruiting materials at anytime Phone calls: • College coaches may call you once per week beginning June 15 between your junior and senior year • You may make calls to coaches at your own expense • There is no limit to the number of calls a coach can make to you • DIII coaches may contact you as early as your freshman year • You may make calls to coaches at your own expense Off-campus contact: • Beginning June 15 between your junior and senior year, college coaches may have off-campus contact with you or your parents or legal guardians • Coaches are limited to three in-person contacts off-campus • After your junior year, coaches may have contact with you or your parents or legal guardians Official campus visits: • Allowed beginning opening day of classes of your senior year • You are limited to one official visit per college up to a maximum of five official visits • Allowed beginning opening day of classes of your senior year • You are allowed an unlimited number of official visits, but only one official visit per college Unofficial campus visits: Unlimited | |
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The North Allegheny School District recommends that all student athletes and parents/guardians take a look at Dynamite Sports, featuring an overview of all aspects of the NCAA eligibility standards, the NCAA clearinghouse, as well as assisting in understanding the entire college recruiting process. You may also reach this link by going to the NA Website; choose Athletics, then click the link Student-Athlete College Recruiting. Please let us know what you think of the website. | |
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If you may be rowing in college and counting on financial assistance, you will be asked to fill out an amateurism certification questionnaire. Get it here. | |
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You may find beRecruited.com helpful. | |
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Here is a handy list of colleges that offer rowing programs, along with contact info for coaches, websites, etc. For the most up to date information, visit the US Rowing site. | |
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Updated August 18, 2010 Joshua Adam Women's Rowing Washington State University Email: joshua.adam@wsu.edu www.wsucougars.com Office: 509-335-0340 Cell: 503-484-4392 | |
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Updated June 16, 2010 Coach Schermer has recieved the following request from Laura McDaniel, Assistant Women's Rowing Coach at Wesleyan: We are in the process of working to identify any junior boys or girls in your program that you think would be a good fit at Wesleyan and with our rowing program. Here's what we're looking for: Academically, we generally like to see scores over 600 in each of the sections of the SAT or above 29 on the ACT. Taking the most challenging classes in school is a plus. Athletically, we're looking for hard workers who are either in your top crew or who WANT to be in your top crew. Going sub 7:50 for 2000m on the erg for women and sub 6:50 for men is a good starting point, although we understand that some teams spend more time on the erg than others. You and your athletes can learn more about our men's and women's crews at Wesleyan here... http://www.wesleyan.edu/athletics/ You can contact our recruiting coordinators, Justin Watson (men) at jwatson01@wesleyan.edu and myself, Laura McDaniel (women) at lmcdaniel@wesleyan.edu with any questions or names of athletes who you know want to row in college. Phil Carney is the Head Men's Coach at Wesleyan, and can be reached at pcarney@wesleyan.edu or (860)685-2923. Pat Tynan is the Head Women's Coach and can be reached at ptynan@wesleyan.edu or (860)685-2922. We look forward to hearing back from you and learning more about your exceptional student-athletes! Good luck with your racing! P.S. - You can also direct your current juniors to our online recruiting forms: Women...http://www.wesleyan.edu/athletics/wcrew/prospectformwcrew08.html Men...http://www.wesleyan.edu/athletics/mcrew/prospectformmcrew08.html | |
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Updated January 13, 2010 Hello! The University of Delaware Women's Rowing Program is gathering information about junior (class of 2011) prospects. We are looking for rowers who are 5'7'' or taller, open weight, and have the ability to pull a 2k in 7:48 or faster by the end of their senior year. Academically a student should have an un-weighted GPA of 3.4 or better. If you have the time, please email me the names and email/mailing addresses of your rowers that are interested in Division I rowing. We do recruit coxswains and look for someone who is 110lbs and has at least 2 years coxing experience. Coxswains need to be able to provide an audio tape before being considered for recruitment. I hope that your new year is getting off to a good start! Best of luck in your races this spring! Thank you for your help! Laura Ratz (lratz@UDel.Edu) Assistant Coach University of Delaware Women's Rowing | |
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Updated November 30, 2009 Smith is a 4 year liberal arts institution with a strong rowing and academic history. It is a Division III school, which means that there are no athletic scholarships offered. For this reason, we are concerned with finding girls that will be a good fit for the school academically as well as socially and athletically. Smith has approximately 2,700 undergraduates, all women. 90% of first years are in the top quarter of their graduating class. The average SAT for incoming freshman is around 1900 combined although Smith is SAT blind. If a student does not perform well on standardized testing this will not hurt their application to Smith. Cost per year to attend Smith is around $50,000 which can seem like a lot, but the average financial aid package is approximately $30,000 and in 2008-2009 Smith awarded 48 million in financial aid from its $1.366 billion endowment. There is a fantastic Junior Year Abroad program that nearly half of the entire junior class participates in. Smith College also has the Praxis internship program where the college helps find and pay for an internship in the students major. I am informing you about our school so you can be better prepared to help your rowers find options to row at the collegiate level. Our college specifically is one that takes its academic environment as seriously as its athletic environment. Can you think of any girls on your team that would be interested in Smith College? We would be interested in anyone who you think would fit at our school. Thanks, Devin Fay Assistant Crew Coach Smith College 10 Elm Street Northampton, MA 01063 Crew Office - (413) 585-2717 Cell - (412) 889-0279 http://www.smith.edu/athletics/ | |
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Updated October 13, 2010 I am writing to let you know about the Men's and Women's Rowing program at Michigan State University. I would like to please ask that you pass this letter on to the parents and athletes in your high school program, or to any high school athletes you know that may be looking to join an up and coming collegiate program. At Michigan State we are one of the largest club programs in the Midwestern United States, having over 90 members. With all new coaches in 2009 we are looking to have a breakout season. We have a newer boathouse on the Grand River that is just minutes from campus, a fleet of racing shells, and use of our own indoor tank, a rarity in the Midwest. Our fall schedule includes 3 head races, with our own "Head of the Grand" regatta on October 18th, 2009. We train in Texas over spring break, and conclude our season at the Dad Vail Championships and Club Sport Nationals. Why Michigan State? As a Division I school we do not offer scholarships, however the potential to grow our program with 46,000 students on campus is huge. While our goals are to give as many students as possible a great collegiate rowing experience, our secondary goal is to bring home championships. This year's Novice men's squad averages 6'4", and the women's team around 5'10"! If you or someone you know might want further information concerning our program, please direct them to fill out our Athlete Questionnaire. Applications can be found online at MSU Admissions. Please do not hesitate to call or email me if with specific questions. Thanks for your time, and Go Big Green! Sincerely, Mike Bailey Head Coach Michigan State University Rowing Club 414-277-2430 Msucrew@msu.edu | |
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Updated May 28, 2010 From Harvard rowing coach Linda Muri comes the following email: I'm writing to see if you have any current high school juniors at NARA with strong academics who would be interested in rowing (or coxing) as a lightweight at Harvard. You could either pass this message along to them or send me their names and contact information. I will follow up with all inquiries. If you have prospects for our other coaches, I can pass along any information you give to me, or the students can contact us directly: Linda Muri, lightweight men William Manning, heavyweight men Heather Cartwright, lightweight women Cory Bosworth, heavyweight women Also please see our online questionnaire! | |
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Updated January 22, 2009 Iona College intends to build a Division I rowing program! Please see the letter from the Head Rowing Coach. | |
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Updated November 17, 2008 Senior Boys, check out this letter from Chris DeYoung, Freshman Coach at Rutgers (Rutgers Crew link). | |
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Updated October 31, 2008 We've received a letter and brochure from the Connecticut College men's rowing coach. Senior boys, check it out! | |
Contact Information for Washington State University Rowing
Wesleyan University Looking to Identify Prospective Rowers (Junior Boys/Girls)
University of Delaware
Smith College: Letter from Head Coach Devin Fay
Michigan State University: Letter from Head Coach Mike Bailey
Rowing at Harvard
Letter from Iona College (near NYC)
Rutgers University
Connecticut College
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College Fair for SeniorsTuesday September 14, 2010 at Three Rivers Rowing Association.Click for info. |
ImPACT testingRowers entering 10th or 12th grade: if you did not get an ImPACT test in May, you must contact the North Allegheny Athletic office ASAP. Same for rowers entering 9th or 11th grade, unless they took one last year. |
Team PhotoThe 2009-2010 Team Photo is now available! |
National Team Rowers Answer Your QuestionsCurrent and former US National Team members of the Men's, Women's and Lightweight Teams have volunteered to answer your questions! Women, would you like to know what it takes to compete at the highest level? Men, would you like tips on how to improve your technique on the water or how to best approach seat-racing? Lightweights, would you like tips on how to make weight or handle weigh-ins? (Coxswains, you're welcome to continue submitting your questions too!) Submit your questions here. |
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