What makes a SpikeScience recruiting profile different from a standard volleyball highlight reel?
SpikeScience profiles include verified objective performance metrics — AI-measured jump height, arm swing velocity, approach speed, and PRISM score — alongside your highlight video. College coaches see biomechanics data that proves physical attributes, not just edited highlight plays. This gives athletes from less prominent clubs equal access to data-driven evaluations.
Can college coaches search for athletes on SpikeScience?
Yes. College coaches and recruiters can search the SpikeScience rankings and recruiting database by position, graduation year, location, and performance metrics. Athletes with completed profiles and strong PRISM scores appear in these searches — giving exposure regardless of club program visibility.
What information should I include in my volleyball recruiting profile?
A complete SpikeScience recruiting profile includes: position and graduation year, biomechanics analysis results and PRISM score, vertical jump and approach speed metrics, highlight video, academic information, and club/high school program details. The AI prompts you through each section to ensure nothing is missing.
What level of college volleyball does SpikeScience recruiting support?
SpikeScience supports recruiting across all levels — NCAA Division I, II, and III, NAIA, junior college (NJCAA), and club college programs. Athletes can specify their target division and the profile is formatted to match what coaches at those levels evaluate.
How does SpikeScience recruiting differ from NCSA or BeRecruited?
NCSA and BeRecruited are general sports recruiting platforms. SpikeScience is volleyball-specific and adds verified biomechanics data that general platforms cannot provide. Instead of only self-reported stats, your SpikeScience profile includes AI-measured athletic performance that coaches can trust as objective.