GetOnTheRadar

Connecting Athletes to Scholarships

Create Athletic Profile – Search Coach Database – Communicate with Coaches - Upload Highlight Videos – Leverage Social Media

Online Recruiting Profile

Create an online recruiting profile to showcase your athletic career. Show your statistics, highlight videos, biography, academic career, and more.

Comprehensive Coaching Database

Access a comprehensive coaching database that includes all D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and Juco coaches. The database includes contact & social media information.

Socialize – Communicate – Connect

Connect with coaches through social media, emailing a link to your recruiting profile, and connecting directly through the database.

Get On The Radar covers all major men’s & women’s sports across all divisions

Whether it is D-1 women’s soccer, D-3 men’s baseball, or any other collegiate sport, Get On The Radar has you covered:

Football, Basketball (Men & Women), Baseball, Softball, Soccer (Men & Women), Volleyball (Men & Women), Golf (Men & Women), Tennis (Men & Women), Cross Country (Men & Women)

Football

Men Basketball

Women Basketball

Men Baseball

Men Softball

Create A Recruiting Profile

You want to get a scholarship, right? The first thing you need to do is create a recruiting profile with stats, highlight videos, academic information, etc. These are the first things a coach will want to see when you connect with them.

Get started

Browse coaches

Browse Coaches

Browse our comprehensive database of coaches across all sports and all divisions. Quickly find coaches and utilize the contact info provided to connect. Imagine being able to find a coach’s contact information within seconds. What used to take hours can now take minutes.

John Doe
Texas, Dallas

John Doe
Texas, Dallas

John Doe
Texas, Dallas

John Doe
Texas, Dallas

John Doe
Texas, Dallas

Top Recruiting Myths

The recruiting game is all about getting noticed and connecting with coaches. Do not fall for these TOP 5 MYTHS!

While exceptional talent is a key factor in the recruiting process, simply being good at your sport isn't a guarantee that you'll be discovered by college coaches. Many coaches use multiple channels for recruitment, and relying solely on your high school or local performance might lead to missed opportunities. We strongly recommend adopting a proactive approach by creating a strong online athletic profile, utilizing social media, and actively reaching out to coaches to make sure you get noticed.

Contrary to popular belief, the recruiting process often starts before your senior year of high school. Many coaches begin scouting talent during athletes' sophomore and even freshman years. Starting early not only improves your chances of getting noticed but also gives you ample time to improve your skills, interact with multiple coaches, and make a more informed decision about which college is the right fit for you.

While your high school or club coach can be a valuable resource in the recruiting process, relying solely on them for recruitment could limit your options. Coaches have their own responsibilities and may not have the time or connections to ensure you get the best possible offer. It's essential for athletes to take the initiative by contacting colleges, building an online profile, and utilizing social media platforms to increase their visibility in the recruitment landscape.

Being too selective in your outreach can actually hinder your chances of getting recruited. It's advisable to cast a wide net initially to maximize your options. As the process moves forward, you can become more selective, focusing on schools that offer the best fit academically and athletically. This balanced approach ensures you don't miss out on opportunities that could be a great fit for you.

About us

The genesis of Get On The Radar is rooted in discussions between three brothers and paying for college. One brother had a son in college, there were two more kids going to college within 5 years, and one child that still had a decade till college. We started talking about the cost and how it will escalate over the next ten years. Of course this then morphed into a conversation of, “Well, our kids will just have to get scholarships.” And Get On The Radar was born.

The next step was to solve some obvious questions. The first question that needed to be solved was how an athlete finds a college coach to connect with, especially in the divisions beyond D1. The next question is how an athlete on one coast finds the small school that could use his services, and conversely how does a small school with a small recruiting budget find that athlete who lives thousands of miles away.

Get On The Radar has created a way to answer all these questions.

Michael Glynn
CEO

David Glynn
COO

Melvyn Kim
CTO

SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Regular Price - $10/mo

Create a recruiting profile, connect with coaches, start getting noticed, get a scholarship.