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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2018 · 13 MIN

EP 105: Does Playing on Competitive Teams Really Increase Scholarship Chances?

from The Recruit-Me Athletic Scholarship Podcast with Brent Hanks · host Jon Fugler

Almost every talented high school athlete has a choice to make at least once.  And this choice is a family decision: Which competitive team should I play for?  The question comes up when you're sought after by more than one club or competitive team coach.  And that leads a family to wonder if playing on the better team --or even a competitive or club team -- increases scholarship chances.  On this week's episode, recruiting expert Jon Fugler answers a father's question about his daughter's situation.  She has been asked by two teams to play with them.  What are the recruiting implications?  Jon addresses this question and brings up a couple other points, too. LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Download the Free Recruiting Power Pack Get the Athletic Scholarship Playbook Sign up for Audible free for a month and get the Athletic Scholarship Playbook Audio Book for FREE. Email your recruiting question to Jon.

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