College Volleyball Recruiting
GSI helps student-athletes build current recruiting materials, understand graduation-stage priorities, communicate professionally and evaluate the full college fit.
Required First Step
The questionnaire helps the recruiting team confirm graduation year, position, academic context, current materials and the next onboarding step for eligible U14–U18 athletes.
Prepare Before You Start
Six connected areas keep the process accurate, current and understandable.
Keep academic, athletic and contact information accurate and current.
Use concise, position-relevant clips that show movement, technique and game impact.
Prepare professional outreach, follow-up and questions for college programs.
Track core courses, admissions requirements and eligibility tasks.
Compare level, academics, roster opportunity, cost, location and culture.
Document contacts, visits, next steps and decisions through the full process.
Use the athlete’s current school year to prioritize the right academic, video, communication and college-research tasks.
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
Junior Year
Senior Year
Athletes receive evaluation, planning and communication support from experienced GSI leaders.
Recruiting Leadership
Club Director / Master Coach
Supports athlete development, honest evaluation and strategic recruiting preparation informed by high-level European and Russian volleyball experience.
Recruiting Leadership
Team Florida Boys Head Coach / Naples Campus Director
Supports athlete evaluation, college-fit research and professional communication with college programs.
For Athletes
For Families
Contact GSI
Share the athlete’s graduation year, position, current level and the part of the process that needs the most support.
Required fields
The legacy program required a questionnaire for U14–U18 athletes. Request the current graduation-year link from GSI so the team can confirm the correct, active form.
Athletes can learn the process early, while outreach and visibility work should match age, readiness and current recruiting rules. Strong academics and daily development come first.
Include graduation year, position, height, academic information, current schedule, verified contact details, concise video and coach references.
No. GSI provides planning, feedback and communication support, while each college controls admissions, roster and financial-aid decisions.
Grades, core courses and admissions requirements affect eligibility, school choice and financial options. Academic planning should remain part of every recruiting decision.