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Home Magazine Issues April 2005 Mastering the Recruiting Process at the Small College Level

Mastering the Recruiting Process at the Small College Level

At the NAIA level, recruiting student athletes takes on so much more than just a high school visit and a few recruiting weekends. We are not blessed in so many cases to just show up with our school names on our shirts and have recruits begging to come to our schools. We have to be more creative through phone calls and mail flow. For us at Bethany College, we are very fortunate to have a lot of tradition based on what the previous Head Coach, Ted Kessinger, did here in his twenty-eight years. We are blessed to have a summer full-contact camp that allows many of the top players in the state to come to Bethany and show their skills. We have seen a lot of Division I-A, I-AA, and II talent, as well as NAIA/D-III athletes. The camp gets over 300 young men on our campus every summer. For Bethany, this is how the recruiting process starts. Having some 300 names in a database is a great start;

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