Tip #154: Don't expect that one college coach to come out to watch you or let alone contact you. Do the work to get seen by them.

Tip #155: Prospect days/camps are more beneficial than normal camps. It helps you get seen better by the coaches.

Tip #156: You don't want to regret your decision later on to decide you want to play in college, so either be all in or not at all.

Tip #157: Never overlook playing club in college. It can end up being a very beneficial experience.

Tip #158: Don't be afraid to tell a coach your true opinions/feelings about their school. They expect honestly.

Tip #159: Nothing is official until you sign your national letter of intent. Don't stop working hard.

Hope lacrosse dads eventually realize that there's no excuse for shouting out commands to your kid from the stands. C'mon man.

Tip #160: With fall tournaments wrapping up, this is the 2016s last chance if they want to play D1. Get to it.

Tip #161: Just because your parents tell you that you're good enough for D1, does not always mean it's true.

Tip #162: I wasn't necessarily "D1 material" but it was how I constantly contacted coaches that got me the looks.

Tip #163: Just because you receive a camp letter does not mean that coaches want you and that you are a "recruit" for them.

Tip #164: Hard work can truly beat talent any day. If you put your time into contacting coaches and making film, you can get results.

Tip #165: Parents need to stay out of the process. Take control of your future and do not let them breathe down you or college's necks.

Tip #166: With your HS seasons coming up, don't stress over being on varsity or getting great stats/awards. Focus on film for colleges.

Tip #167: It's nearly impossible to go division 1 without being on a club team in high school nowadays.

Tip #168: Don't ignore those schools up North of us in a country called Canada. There are many great programs there.

Tip #169: Don't beat yourself up for being "too small," focus on your agility, quickness, and stick skills to make up for it.

Tip #170: Everything happens for a reason. That one coach didn't recruit you because there's something better in store. Keep your head up.

Tip #171: As college coaches are involved in their own seasons currently, they are not focusing on recruiting. Don't get discouraged.

Tip #172: Go into the process with an open mind. Doors only get opened if you allow them to do so.