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Welcome to SportsWorx Northwest. If you are a parent looking for guidance for your student athlete or you are a high school student wondering about college, then this is the place for you. SportsWorx is the advantage you need to improve your chances and prepare for a sports career in college. But it does not just happen. You have to know when and how to contact your college coaches and you have to comply with NCAA rules. Our sports advisors will help you learn about the process, prepare your materials and information for college coaches and most of all, show you how to choose the right college.
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Treating the Whole Student
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4/11/2011
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See how one student combined college athletics with study abroad. This is one advantage of selecting a DIII school...…
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NCAA Graduation Rate A Success By Any Measure
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10/18/2010
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Graduation rates for NCAA student athletes have exceeded general student body graduation rates over the years...…
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Washington Youth Soccer Awards College Scholarships
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8/12/2010
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Washington Youth Soccer recently awarded college scholarships to 14 outstanding young student-athletes...…
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On a regular basis, SportsWorx offers College Night presentations - an educational seminar designed to help student-athletes and their families understand the complexities of the collegiate athletic recruiting process. The forum provides tips on the educational obligations of the high school student athletes, NCAA and NAIA recruiting rules and regulations, the importance of academic accomplishment and personal behavior, the financial aspects of athletic scholarship programs, and much more.
Keep an eye on our Calendar of Events for upcoming College Night presentations, as well as upcoming special events. |
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Michael C
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Congratulations to Michael Crowley as this month's SportsWorx Northwest Athlete of the Month! As the Center-Midfielder for Bainbridge High School's M…
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Mike M
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I just wanted to share that my daughter (Junior Volleyball) has heard from about 55 schools so far (at all levels), all but 2 directly the result of S…
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