Next Level

Recruiting

Everything a Prague Red Devil needs to be recruited by an NCAA program — eligibility, academics, film, camps, and coach communication.

Step One

Academic Requirements

For a high school athlete in Oklahoma aiming to be recruited by NCAA programs, academics come first. These are the standards the NCAA Eligibility Center certifies.

Meet NCAA Core Course Requirements

Complete 16 core courses in high school:

  • 4 years — English
  • 3 years — Math (Algebra I or higher)
  • 2 years — Natural / physical science (incl. one lab year if offered)
  • 1 year — Additional English, Math, or Science
  • 2 years — Social science
  • 4 years — Additional courses from any area above, foreign language, or comparative religion/philosophy

Maintain a Minimum GPA

The GPA requirement sits on a sliding scale that corresponds with standardized test scores. A higher GPA allows for a lower SAT/ACT score, and vice versa.

Sliding Scale

Standardized Test Scores

Register for and take the SAT or ACT. Send your scores directly to the NCAA Eligibility Center using code 9999.

Code 9999
Roadmap

The Recruitment Process

Three moves that turn a good high school season into a college opportunity.

1

Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center

Create an account at the NCAA Eligibility Center and complete the required information. This center certifies academic and amateurism standards for college-bound student-athletes.

2

Build a Recruiting Profile

Create a profile on recruiting sites such as Hudl, NCSA, or BeRecruited. Include academic information, athletic stats, highlight video, and contact information.

3

Communicate with Coaches

Proactively reach out to college coaches by email and phone. Introduce yourself, share your highlight film, and express interest in their program — then keep the conversation going with any coach who shows interest.

On The Field

Athletic Requirements & Compliance

Perform at a high level, put your film in front of evaluators, and protect your eligibility while you do it.

Showcase Athletic Talent

Compete at a high level in high school sports. State-level competition and individual distinctions help get you noticed by scouts — and always keep a current highlight video of your best game film.

Attend Camps and Combines

Get in front of evaluators at camps, combines, and showcases where college coaches are present. These events are direct evaluation opportunities.

Understand NCAA Rules

Know the NCAA recruiting calendar and the rules governing contact with college coaches so every interaction stays compliant.

Maintain Amateurism Status

Protect your amateur standing — never accept payment for playing or sign a contract with a professional team.

Extra Yards

Additional Tips

Get Support from High School Coaches

Prague coaches are instrumental in the recruiting process — they provide recommendations and help facilitate communication with college programs.

Stay Focused on Academics

Balance your time between the classroom and the field. Colleges look for well-rounded students who can manage both.

Prepare for College Life

Build good study habits and time-management skills now, and learn what to expect from the college athletic environment.

Ready To Get Recruited?

Talk with the Prague coaching staff about film, transcripts, and camp opportunities. By keeping a strong academic and athletic profile, Red Devils give themselves a real shot at the next level.