By Carlos Carrera|September 7, 2022
Unfortunately for rookie college athletes, your freshman year will most likely be one of the hardest. But on the bright side, it's likely because you just need some time to...
By Brendan Duffy|August 22, 2022
Being a freshman on a new college team can be very nerve-racking. Rookie college athletes may ask themselves questions like “Will I fit in with the team?” or “What if...
By Andrea Leitner|August 17, 2022
Many athletes in their first year of college believe that the chances of playing and/or starting on their college team will be slim to none. While that may be the...
By Sydney DeNardo|February 4, 2022
Depending on your sport and skillset, freshmen can get playing time at a Division I level. Different Levels within DIThere are different levels within Division I, which greatly influence where...
By 2aDays Staff|September 30, 2021
When should you start your recruiting process? When should you start your college applications? and, most importantly, how can you align these timelines to maximize your chances of getting into...
By Jimmy Criscione|August 23, 2021
Jimmy Criscione offers some tips on approaching your first year as a college athlete. He discusses how to overcome the challenges you will face and what to expect as a...
By Jimmy Criscione|November 5, 2020
Picture this. You are a freshman in college and are adjusting to your practices, school schedule, and social life. This could all be pretty demanding and frustrating at times. Yet...
By LRT Staff|March 19, 2020
Dartmouth College Women's Soccer head coach, Ron Rainey, has been a college coach for 11 years and was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America in 2015. In...
By Karlie Smith|June 6, 2019
An East Carolina University freshman journey through trials and triumphs that face the life of a student-athlete. Advice from Karlie Smith a ECU softball player. The first day I stepped...
By Griffin Rubin|March 4, 2019
What is it like walking on to a program with 11 straight national competition appearances, a coach that knits, and 60 people at every practice patiently waiting for the frozen river to thaw? University of Michigan oarsman, Daniel Schulz, shares what his daily experience is like as a college rower at one of the most successful club programs in the country.