A recruiting profile coaches can find and understand
Bring video, achievements, and playing history together on a public profile coaches can review without an account. Choose what to publish, keep it current, and share one link.
Answers to common questions about building, updating, and sharing an athlete profile.
What is included in Annual + Highlight Reel?
Annual + Highlight Reel includes highlight reel production from three full games, profile setup, 12 months of athlete profile membership, and active marketing to five schools you choose, for one payment. See the pricing page for the current CAD price.
How do Monthly and Annual differ?
Both include the same online profile features. Monthly is billed monthly with self-service setup. Annual is billed annually and includes profile setup. Neither includes highlight reel production or active marketing to schools; those services are included in Annual + Highlight Reel.
What footage do I need to send?
For Annual + Highlight Reel, send three full games for us to use in producing your reel, along with the athlete information needed for your profile. Full-game footage is not required to start Monthly or Annual membership; you can use your existing videos and highlights.
What does active marketing include?
Choose five schools. Once your highlight reel and profile are ready, we’ll share them directly with coaches at those schools. This service is included only in Annual + Highlight Reel. Sharing your profile does not guarantee that a coach will watch, respond, or offer a place or scholarship.
What is an athlete recruiting profile?
An athlete recruiting profile is a structured page that gives college coaches a clearer view of the athlete in one place. A strong recruiting profile usually includes video, graduation year, position, academics, club or school context, updates, and any supporting information that helps coaches evaluate fit more quickly.
What should be included in a recruiting profile for athletes?
A recruiting profile should usually include the athlete's basic information, graduation year, position, team context, academics, highlight video, and ideally access to deeper supporting material like full games or profile updates. The goal is not just to look polished. It is to make the athlete easy to understand.
How do you share an athlete profile with college coaches?
The best approach is usually to send one clean profile link that includes the athlete's video and recruiting context together. When coaches have to open separate video links, documents, and email threads just to understand the athlete, the process becomes harder for everyone.
Do college coaches look at athlete recruiting profiles?
Yes. Coaches want a fast and organized way to understand the athlete. The easier it is to see core details, video, and recruiting context together, the easier it is for a coach to decide whether to keep looking. A recruiting profile helps reduce friction in that first review.
Should a recruiting profile include both video and academics?
Yes. Video often gets the first attention, but academics and recruiting context matter too. A better athlete profile gives coaches both the visual evaluation side and the background information they need without making them ask for everything separately.
How do families keep an athlete profile updated during recruiting?
That is one of the biggest challenges in the process. Athletes improve, new clips arrive, academics change, and new recruiting updates matter. A better system is to use one profile that evolves over time, so families are not rebuilding and resending the athlete story every few weeks.
Why not just send a highlight video and a few emails?
Because the information usually gets fragmented quickly. Families end up sending one video link, then full games later, then profile updates, then academic context, then another version of the athlete story in follow-up messages. One recruiting profile keeps all of that more organized.
Why was PremiumSportProfiles built around a shareable athlete profile?
PremiumSportProfiles was shaped by how disconnected recruiting had become in real life. After years in the game as a player and coach, then later going through the process as a parent, it became obvious that families needed more than scattered video links and emails. They needed one profile that could hold the athlete story together and stay current over time.
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Start with one profile that can grow with the athlete.
Build the recruiting profile once, keep it current, and give coaches one clean place to evaluate the athlete.
PremiumSportProfiles provides profile, video, sharing, and recruiting workflow tools. It is not a sports agent, recruiting agency, admissions consultant, scholarship broker, financial aid advisor, or athlete representative, and does not guarantee recruiting outcomes.