Attending college showcases is a great advantage for those aiming to secure sports scholarships in the USA. These student-athlete recruiting events attract college coaches searching for fresh talent to strengthen their teams. This provides a valuable opportunity to increase the chances of being recognized and recruited.
Norwegian athletics athlete Thea Dahl shares her tips for first-year student-athletes on preparing for life in the US. Discover her firsthand experiences and advice to make your transition to college sport smoother and more enjoyable.
The college sports year is split into three main seasons: fall, winter, and spring. Each sport has its own season, with official matches and championships happening at set times throughout the year. Find out which sports compete in each season
Choosing where to live is one of the first big decisions when starting university, especially if you’re moving to the US for the first time. We break down the four main types of student accommodation – halls of residence, student
Division 1 tennis player Sara Dahlström shares how to stand out in the college recruitment process. Learn what coaches look for and how to present yourself as a right fit. Get tips on building relationships, staying prepared, and showing you’re
College soccer preseason is one of the most intense yet exciting parts of the year. From fitness testing and two-a-day training sessions to team meals, recovery routines, and scrimmages, players prepare for the competitive season ahead. In this guide, we
Keystone Sports Tennis Showcase 2025 brought together passionate players, supportive families, and dedicated coaches for four unforgettable days in Germany filled with matchplay, building coach connections, and gaining college tennis insights. It was more than just tennis; it was about
