So you've sent a number of college coaches an introductory email.  Some you heard back from. Others...crickets. Many student-athletes wonder, "What now? Do I reach back out to the coach?"

​The simple answer is: Yes. You want to continue to be forthright, communicative, and demonstrating the interest that you have in the school and program.

Here is a synopsis of the email that you can send as a follow-up to the teams that you have directly already been in contact with (to varying degrees, of course). This email is prepped for the end of your high school academic year, but can be altered to fit any time. Do not hesitate to reach out to the team at LAC with any questions, concerns, or any inquiries regarding our services for student athletes!

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Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening Coach LAST NAME,

It’s been a few weeks since we last connected, and with this school year winding down I wanted to follow up on our earlier correspondences.

I’m still very much interested in being a part of your program and the college. Please let me know if you would have some time to potentially chat this spring or summer. I’m considering a number of tours and campus visits in my future, perhaps we could meet during one of those moments.

In addition, I wanted to update you on my current academics and test scores.  I continue to work hard in the classroom so that I have the opportunity to be a student-athlete in the game I love.

GPA:
Most Recent SAT:
Most Recent ACT: 
​HUDL/Highlight URL:

I appreciate your time and look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,
NAME
CONTACT INFORMATION (email, phone, etc.)