Sophomore Year

Division 1 or 2 schools cannot contact you in any way.

Division 3 schools can contact you but not in person.

You may write, E-mail or call D1 and D2 coaches and talk to them, but they cannot return your call.

The only written responses allowed from them are brochures, generic letters and questionaires.

Unofficial visits to the college, initiated by you, are not limited.

You can meet with college coaches on campus.

Junior Year

September 1 – you can receive recruiting materials from Division 1 and 2 schools.

Division 1 and 2 coaches will still not talk with you if you do not initiate the call.

Parents cannot talk with coaches at competitions, or any time off campus, no matter who made the contact.

Coaches can E-mail you, as this has been ruled printed material.

You can continue to make unofficial visits to colleges, at your expense.

Coaches can talk with you at length during these visits to the campus.

You can be given a tour of the campus, watch practice and attend meetings.

Verbal commitments can be made on both sides.

Senior Year

After July 1 before your Senior Year, you can be contacted by Division 1 Colleges by phone once per week.

Division 2 Colleges can begin contacting you after July 15, phone calls are limited to one per week.

Division 3 can meet with you after the end of your Junior Year.

You may be contacted in person, off campus, three time.
(Subject to Recruiting Calendar Restrictions.)

Parents (or you) can talk with coaches at competition or other events, but this will count as one of the three contacts allowed, no matter how limited the conversation.

From the first day of classes your senior year, you may make up to 5 official visits. (Paid by the college.)

You may not make more than one official visit to the same school.