LIVE WEBINAR
The College Recruiting Maze
How Leading Clubs Help Players Find a Path to the Next Level
Join us on Tuesday, July 28th at Noon – 1pm CT for a live panel with the leaders behind two of the country's most successful college placement pipelines.
FC Wisconsin's boys program has sent 379 players to college since 2014 - the club has led the state in college placements for 14 years running. HHH Philly Girls Lacrosse sees most of its players commit to top D1 programs every year.
What You'll Learn
- How selective college recruiting really is - the data behind today's recruiting landscape, and the trends every club director needs to understand.
- Best practices these clubs use to support players through a very challenging process.
- What soccer and lacrosse can learn from each other – even though they are very different sports.
- How to give players honest feedback that helps them land the right fit.
Meet the Panel
Ben Shepherd | Co-Director of Coaching & College Liaison, FC Wisconsin
Ben has coached collegiately at the NCAA Division I, II, and NAIA levels. Since joining FC Wisconsin in 2013, he's helped develop players and build a pipeline that has produced 379 college commitments.
Colleen Magarity | Owner & Director, HHH Philly Girls Lacrosse
A three-time national champion and All-American at Northwestern, Colleen was drafted into the first professional women's lacrosse league and coached at the University of Colorado before returning home to Philadelphia. She leads HHH Philly and serves as head coach at Penn Charter.
John O’Sullivan | Founder, Changing the Game Project
Moderating the conversation, John brings decades of experience helping clubs, coaches, and parents build healthier, more successful pathways for young athletes. He's the author of three #1 bestselling books, including Changing the Game and The Champion Teammate, and his work has been featured by CNN, ESPN and NBC Sports among outlets. John provides coach education and leadership training across nearly every major sport and has testified before Congress on the state of youth sports in the U.S.