Tips for Attending Showcases:

• Participate in events where colleges are likely to seek players of a similar caliber to those on your team (this requires the coach to have some idea where their players want to play and what they are skilled to play)

• Email/Call coaches in advance that are expected to be there with team schedule

  • Players should be encouraged to do the same

  • Even if college coaches are not likely to attend the event, it's a good practice for your players to always email coaches with their schedule as another opportunity to put the players name in front of the coach

• Create Roster Profile Flyer and post behind the dugout on your teams side of the fence.

  • Bring more then you expect you will need (you don't want to run out) - plan on between 25-100, depending on the tournament, etc.

  • Clear Plastic Sheet Protectors or Real Estate Brochure Boxes

    

    

• Key information to include in your Roster Profile

  • Player Name, #, Position, Graduating Year, Social Medial (Twitter), and an Email

  • Be sure to include the Coach's name and contact information

  • Add your team webpage on the GA Impact website to your flyers (or QR Code)

    • Upcoming schedule ​​

    • Identify existing commits on team 

    • Notes section 

• At the Showcase

  • Get comfortable behind the fence.  Your role moves from coach to manager during showcases.  It's important for a representative to be standing outside the fences, ready to engage with coaches that may be watching your game.  

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