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NCAA D3 Hockey Coach Explains How You Can Get RECRUITED - Kevin Cole Interview 

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@bigdaddydon1974
@bigdaddydon1974 2 года назад
Good stuff. Can you maybe get a D3 Women's Coach to give the female players some advice.
@ahadvising8
@ahadvising8 2 года назад
Will do for the future!
@MbisonBalrog
@MbisonBalrog 11 месяцев назад
From what I understand is below D1 there is no scholarships. So why recruit. Just have open tryouts only for students.
@ahadvising8
@ahadvising8 11 месяцев назад
There are academic scholarships available. Not every player can play d1 so the next batch of talent goes to NCAA d3. The competition is high and many players go pro from there.
@ArchieCrypto
@ArchieCrypto 10 месяцев назад
What do I do if I’m 33yo and just started playing again in June since 2008, but I’m already on 9 teams and keep getting kicked out of beer leagues for being too good, and I’m getting kicked out of 3 more leagues as soon as they’re over? I play minor pro roller already, and play ice against D1, D2, and D3 college kids and 90%+ of them can’t get passed me and get a good shot on net ( one of the reasons I get kicked out of leagues ). I’m in great shape, I play defense and I’ve already dominated all the highest local public leagues in the Denver area. Is college still an option? Is there tryouts for minor, semi, or pro teams? I’m kinda stuck but I’m too talented to quit again atm. I honestly need help.
@macbook1999
@macbook1999 Год назад
What are the players pathes after NCAA ?
@ahadvising8
@ahadvising8 Год назад
For D1 usually pro, for D3, usually the workforce, with some going minor pro
@Barydne
@Barydne 7 месяцев назад
So is there no tryouts for NCAA D3?
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