Early access · Girls’ and boys’ volleyball
Recruiting is not a talent problem. It is an admin problem — a hundred coaches, a hundred emails, a film link half of them cannot open, and contact rules that change by division and by graduating class.
VolleyRecruiting does the admin. You bring the film.
Recruiting board
ExampleJordan Miller
18
On list
12
Contacted
4
Replied
Alder State
Cascadia University
Fort Union College
Kestrel College
How it works
01
Clips from your phone, position, class year, city. Ten minutes, once — the thing coaches ask for before they ask anything else.
02
Search by division, region and level. Your list is yours: add the reaches, the fits and the ones your club coach suggested.
03
One message, personalised per coach, checked against the contact rules for your class before a single one goes out.
The product
01
Upload clips straight from your phone. They turn into a single page a coach can open on the sideline — no account to make, no app to install, nothing to download. Send the same link to everybody, and update it without sending it again.
Film
ExampleServe receive
Attack · 4 pts
Block
Setting
Defence
Full set
02
Write it once. It goes out personalised to each coach, with their name, their school and their division already filled in. No copy-paste, no forty tabs open, and no sending the wrong program’s name to the wrong coach at midnight.
Compose
ExampleCoach {last name}, I'm a 2027 outside hitter from Salt Lake City. I've been following {program} and wanted to send my film…
03
Every NCAA division has its own dates for when a coach may contact you and when you may contact them, and they move with your graduating class. We check the calendar first, so a message never goes out on a date that puts a program at risk.
Contact windows
Example04
Every send is recorded — who, when, and what it said. So “did we ever write to that coach?” has an answer, following up is a decision instead of a guess, and nobody gets written to twice in a week.
Activity
ExampleSent to 18 coaches
Opened by Alder State
Reply from Cascadia University
Follow-up scheduled
For parents
Contact windows differ by division and by graduating class, and the NCAA manual is not written for families. The product reads them so you do not have to.
We do not sell or share them, there is no advertising here, and a waitlist signup is not an account. Most of these players are minors, which is why the form asks for a city and not an address.
Which coaches were written to, when, and who replied. No shared inbox, no "I think we emailed them in March".
Nobody can promise you a roster spot, and anyone who does is selling something else. This is a tool for doing the work properly and on time.
Join the waitlist
We are opening one region and one age group at a time, so the coach directory is right before anybody relies on it. Leave your details and we will tell you the moment it reaches you.
Under eighteen? Put a parent’s email and phone in the form — it is their inbox that needs to know.
Questions
Yes — both, from the first day it existed. Boys’ and girls’ are separate everywhere it matters: separate coach directories, separate programs, separate contact calendars. Nothing here was built for one and retrofitted for the other.
12s through 18s, plus college players looking to transfer. Recruiting starts earlier than most families expect, and the contact rules are different for every one of those years.
Telling you when it opens where you live, and nothing else. We do not sell or share them, there is no advertising on this site, and a waitlist signup is not an account. If you would rather your own email and phone be on the form than your child’s, that is the right call.
No, and be careful of anyone who does. This is a tool for doing the admin of recruiting properly and on time. Rules change; anything decision-critical should be confirmed with the program’s compliance office.
We email and text you when it opens up in your area. That is the whole thing — there is nothing else to sign up for and nothing to pay.