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For Sophomores — Before It's Too Late

Are you ready for September 1?

Answer a few questions and find out how ready your recruiting profile is before coaches can contact you.

Free · 2 minutes

Data from 500+ college programsOnly 3.5% of HS players reach D114%+ play college lacrosse somewhere

The most important date in your recruiting

Before September 1 of junior year, D1 coaches can only send general materials — camp brochures, prospect day info, questionnaires. No personalized recruiting conversations, evaluations, or offers until the window opens. But they ARE watching film and building their boards, and the athletes who get calls on day one are the ones who were ready before it opened.

How ready are you?

Nine quick questions about your profile, film, list, outreach, academics, and level. No email needed to start.

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“Lacrosse recruiting has so many questions and lots of unclear answers — am I going to be recruited by D1, D2, or D3? Recruit Plan helped guide me and alleviated a lot of my stress.”
Megan M. · Athlete
3.5%of HS players reach D1 — over 14% play college lacrosse somewhere
Sept 1junior year: the day personalized D1 contact opens

What September-1 Readiness Actually Means

Personalized D1 contact opens September 1 of junior year. Before then, coaches can send general materials — camp brochures, questionnaires — but no personalized recruiting. These are the readiness checks behind the score above.

What’s your YOG (Year of Graduation)?

Personalized D1 contact opens September 1 of junior year — your YOG sets the clock.

Where does your highlight film stand?

Select everything that’s true — coaches check film and profiles before anything else.

Do you have a target school list?

A real list mixes reaches, targets, and safeties — not just dream schools.

Have you started coach outreach?

Coaches can’t talk recruiting before September 1 of junior year — but they read your emails before events.

Where do academics stand for recruiting?

Grades are half the fit equation — coaches ask early.

Know your level.
Before the window opens.

Two minutes of questions. A readiness score, a plan, and your college fit.

Check My Readiness