Navigate college field hockey recruiting with insider knowledge

I'm Alan Good, Division 1 Associate Head Coach and Assistant Coach for USA U18 Women's National Team.
I believe the biggest challenge in the recruiting process is transparency; I help families understand the recruiting process from a coach's perspective.

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Free weekly insights on the recruiting process. No fluff, no false hope—just what actually matters. Every Tuesday, I share what's working in recruiting right now, with deeper breakdowns for paid subscribers on Thursdays. Over 1,000 families subscribe.

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FAQ

Who is this for?

Families who want clarity on a confusing process. You're spending thousands on camps and showcases while wondering what actually matters. I'm here to cut through the noise and give you a roadmap. My newsletter gives you weekly food for thought and actionable ideas. My AI advisor gives you the coaching on the process any time you need it.

How does The Recruiting Advisor help me?

I teach you how to navigate the recruiting process with insider knowledge. You'll learn to decode coach communication, write strategic emails, build your target school list, prepare for visits, and understand what coaches are really looking for - all based on my experience as a D1 coach and club coach.

What makes this different from other recruiting resources?

'm a current associate head coach at a top 10, championship-winning program who sees recruiting from the inside. I know what coaches actually mean when they say certain things, what gets emails opened, and what makes players stand out. I give you the process, not false hope.

Can you evaluate my skills or tell me which schools to target?

No. NCAA compliance rules prevent me from having individualized recruiting conversations with identified prospects before June 15th of sophomore year. But I teach you the framework to evaluate programs yourself and make informed decisions.

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