NCAA
GRIZZLY STUDENT-ATHLETES
Many student-athletes dream of competing at the collegiate level and we are proud to say we have had many Grizzlies turn their dream into a reality! More and more students are hoping to achieve their goal of earning an athletic scholarship and furthering their athletic career beyond high school. What most students must remember is that colleges recruit student-athletes, not just athletes. So, it is essential students maintain good grades and take appropriate classes to make sure they are meeting the requirements of both individual colleges and the NCAA. Navigate this page to find more resources on how to achieve your goal of becoming a college student-athlete!
NCAA UPDATES
The NCAA Eligibility Center is the site to help you plan for success as a student-athlete. This is where you will need to register as an eligible student-athlete if you hope to move on as a recruited prospect for college.
The Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete is available for download. This publication will answer every question you ever had regarding the process of becoming an NCAA athlete. Fabulous information regarding the recruiting process as well, please make sure to check it out!
Make sure the courses you plan to take are approved by the NCAA. Click here to find out which classes meet their criteria. You will need our school code for access: 053229.
Seniors: Your updated NCAA Information is in the Senior guide here: NCAA Eligibility for Student Athletes
NCAA Eligibility for Student-Athletes (ncaa.org):
If students hope to compete in Division I, II, or III athletics at the collegiate level, they must be cleared through the NCAA Eligibility Center in addition to being accepted by the college or university. These requirements are often different than those required for college entrance. Students can register at eligibilitycenter.org and find out more information there. Students must be registered in order to begin the recruiting process, so registration should occur prior to the senior year of high school.
Click here for the NCAA Guide For the College Athlete: http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Student_Resources/CBSA.pdf
*The NCAA has more requirements that go above and beyond your normal high school graduation requirements. Plan your senior year accordingly.
**If you are taking any online courses, make sure they are NCAA approved before registering –not all of them are.
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE SCOUTING ASSOCIATION
Start your profile for free and find the necessary resources to get yourself recruited! Please see attached links for information and to begin your student-athlete profile!
NCAA REPORTING: STAY ON TOP OF YOUR GAME!
In addition to making sure you are meeting the core course requirements, you must also stay on top of your registration with the NCAA Eligibility Center!
The Registrar will need to send your transcript to the NCAA on two occasions: at the end of your junior year / beginning of senior year and after graduation.
Juniors, your transcript is sent by the registrar. Please request using the registrar Transcript Request.
Seniors, your transcript is sent using the NAVIANCE platform.
Please remember to have this completed in a timely manner!
Juniors/Seniors: to request transcripts sent to NCAA: See Registrar