CUSC College Seminars 2012
Carmel United is pleased to announce that we will hosting two college seminars in February. The seminar is designed to help parents and students/players to better understand the College Recruiting Process. We will have a guest panel made up of D1, D2, D3 & possibly NAIA college coaches. They will speak in regards to their various Division and then we will have a Q/A. The seminars will take place at the Carmel High School in the cafeteria. This seminar is for Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. We hope that our CUSC families (Parents/Players) will take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. Coaches will be announced shortly.
2012 Boys College Seminar:
Date: February 13th
Time: 6:30-8:30pm
Venue: Carmel High School Main Cafeteria
2011 Boys College Seminar:
Coaches in attendance:
Todd Yeagley - Indiana University
Paul Snape - Butler University
Roberto Giannini - Wabash College
Mark Castro - Indiana Wesleyan University
Coaches in attendance:
Butler University
Indiana Univeristy
IUPUI
Wabash
Indiana Wesleyan
University of Indianapolis
2012 Girls College Seminar:
Date: February 21st
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Venue: Carmel High School Main Cafeteria
Coaches in attendance:
Eric Goltz - Universiry of Dayton, NCAA I
Rob Klatte - Purdue University, NCAA I
Kiley Cirillo - University of Indianapolis, NCAA II
James Watts - Hanover College, NCAA III
Jason Crist - Spring Arbor University, NAIA
2011 Girls College Seminar:
Coaches who attended:
Mick Lyon - Indiana University
Mike Tucker - University of Dayton
Kiley Cirillo - University of Indianapolis
James Watts - Hanover College
Jason Crist - Spring Arbor University
NCAA Compliance Officer, Beth Goetz of Butler University, was also present at both nights to discuss eligibility requirements and regulations.
Carmel United would like to thank all the College Coaches who volunteered their time and expertise in the college recruiting process. We look forward to providing our members with another great coaching panel in 2012.
College Recruiting 101: What you should know before your son/daughter ventures into the college bound process.
Collegiate Players & Commitments