How do colleges use Athlete One?
Colleges use Athlete One to discover players, manage recruits, and stay connected from event to event. All college accounts can search for and view profiles of players ages 14 and older in the Athlete One database. Athlete One is the only recruiting platform that connects college coaches and players onsite at events, bringing recruiting directly to tournaments and showcases.
What information can colleges access when they register for an event?
When colleges register for an event powered by Athlete One, they gain access to the event’s game schedules, team rosters, and player profiles. Coaches use this information to build their recruiting schedules and manage recruits - all in one platform.
When colleges register for an event powered by Athlete One, they gain access to the event’s game schedules, team rosters, and player profiles. Coaches use this information to build their recruiting schedules and manage recruits - all in one platform.
The more complete a player’s profile is, the more opportunities they have to be discovered by college coaches. Team managers also play an important role by ensuring event rosters are accurate and up to date, so coaches can identify players on the field and access the correct information while recruiting.
How do college coaches plan which games to attend?
Every college has its own recruiting approach. Leading up to an event, college coaches typically review attending teams, players, and games to decide whom they want to watch. Within Athlete One, coaches can flag games to build their own recruiting schedules.
Players can also take an active role in getting coaches to their sidelines. One of the most impactful steps is emailing college coaches before an event with their game schedule and a link to their Athlete One profile. This helps coaches learn more about the player and plan when to watch them compete.
How do college coaches review players at an event?
College staff can access the rosters of all teams participating in the event. Selecting a player allows them to review the player’s profile, take notes, and add the player to their recruiting list. Any event operated by Athlete One with a schedule will generate on the player's profile for the college coach to have access to.
How do college coaches review players at an event?
College staff can access the rosters of all teams participating in the event. Selecting a player allows them to review the player’s profile, take notes, and add the player to their recruiting list. Any event operated by Athlete One with a schedule will generate on the player's profile for the college coach to have access to.
Can colleges see players who have favorited their program?
Yes. Players who have favorited a college are identified on roster lists, helping coaches recognize players who have expressed interest in their program.
What is a flagged game?
A flagged game is a game a coach has added to their own schedule or a staff member’s schedule because they plan to attend. A flag indicates planned attendance, rather than confirmed attendance.
What is a star rating?
A star rating is how a college coach adds a player to their recruit list in Athlete One. Coaches use star ratings to organize and manage recruits internally within their college program.
What does a college view mean?
A view is recorded when a college coach opens your player profile to view your information.
What does “Attending” mean?
“Attending” indicates that a team administrator recorded on site that a college coach was in attendance at the game.