should i send a letter to a school i don't think i could play? for example if i think i could play d2, should i send letters to d1 coaches?
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I would concentrate on the schools where YOU think you can play.
If you get reaction from D-I schools at showcases and tournaments then pursue them
What year are you in HS?
If you get reaction from D-I schools at showcases and tournaments then pursue them
What year are you in HS?
'07 junior and ive played varsity sports since my freshman year
cyclonescatch: Before you start sending off letters, try to get an acturate assessment of your skills from your high school and or/travel coach. All levels, DI, DII, DIII and NAIA coaches look for the same "skill set". I's a matter if they can attract the particular athelte to their school that has these skills and the academics to get in their school and stay there.
Never send a coach a introduction letter without mentioning your GPA or ACT score(if you have taken it) Stats do not matter much to a coach, it is the skills you can offer.
Keep in mind DII schools offer scholarships just like DI and many times the competition is just as comparable.
The most important thing for you right now is getting exposure among college coaches. There is great advice right here at www.hsbaseballweb Check out some of the recruiting advice listed in the topic section.
Good luck
Never send a coach a introduction letter without mentioning your GPA or ACT score(if you have taken it) Stats do not matter much to a coach, it is the skills you can offer.
Keep in mind DII schools offer scholarships just like DI and many times the competition is just as comparable.
The most important thing for you right now is getting exposure among college coaches. There is great advice right here at www.hsbaseballweb Check out some of the recruiting advice listed in the topic section.
Good luck