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Women’s Soccer Recruiting Calendar
The NCAA places different recruiting rules on sports, and it’s important for prospective collegiate athletes to understand and keep track of the rules. If you break a rule, you ruin your eligibility. If you don’t take advantage of the rules and get as much contact as possible with your favorite coaches, you may not get a place on the team.
Here is a chart of the types of contact you’re allowed to receive from college coaches off of their campuses. If you go to their campus, the only time you can’t talk to the coach is during a dead period (see the second chart).
Allowed Off-Campus Recruiting Contact for Women’s Soccer by Year in High School
| High School Year | Division I | Division II | Division III |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freshman | Recruiting Materials: You are only allowed to receive questionnaires and camp brochures. |
Recruiting Materials: You are only allowed to receive questionnaires and camp brochures. |
Recruiting Materials: |
| Sophomore | Recruiting Materials: You are only allowed to receive questionnaires and camp brochures. |
Recruiting Materials: You are only allowed to receive questionnaires and camp brochures. |
Recruiting Materials: Permissible Telephone Calls: No limitations |
| Junior | Recruiting Materials: |
Recruiting Materials: You may begin receiving off-campus contact on June 15th, but you may receive no more than 3 off-campus contacts. |
Recruiting Materials: |
| Senior | Telephone Calls: |
Telephone calls: You may make an official visit to a college beginning the opening day of your classes. |
Recruiting Materials: |
Even during the years in high school when students are allowed to be contacted by college coaches, the coaches are limited in how they are allowed to contact the students they’re interested. The NCAA created contact periods of different types, and the types of contact allowed during each period must be followed to maintain eligibility.
Assuming your academics are good enough to make you eligible for college sports, it’s important to understand the NCAA’s Recruiting Terms. (Contact Period, Dead Period, Evaluation Period and Quiet Period).
Division I Women’s Soccer Recruiting Calendar 2008 - 2009 School Year
Division I Women’s Soccer has one dead periods lasting from February 2-5, 2009, During the period Monday through Thursday of the initial week for the signing of the National Letter of Intent.
Remember, during a dead period college coaches can’t have any in-person contact with you or your parents, but the coach can write or call you or your parents.
Division II Women’s Soccer Recruiting Calendar 2008 - 2009 School Year
Division II Women’s Soccer has only one dead period: February 2 (7 a.m.) through February 4, 2009,
(7 a.m.) During the 48-hours prior to 7 a.m. on the initial date for the spring signing of the National Letter of Intent. There are no other set limitations on evaluation periods, contact periods, or quiet periods.
Division III Women’s Soccer Recruiting Calendar 2008 - 2009 School Year
Division III Women’s soccer has no dead periods, quiet periods, evaluation periods or contact periods.
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