• 1: Home
• 2: Combines
  • 2.1: Welcome
  • 2.2: Registration Guidelines
  • 2.3: 2009 Schedule
  • 2.4: Combine Drills & Videos
  • 2.5: Grading System
  • 2.6: Nominate A Player
• 3: Players
  • 3.1: Welcome
  • 3.2: Benefits
  • 3.3: 2009 Schedule
  • 3.4: My Player Locker
  • 3.5: Alumni Yearbook
  • 3.6: Nominate A Player
  • 3.7: Alumni Survey
  • 3.8: Helpful Links
• 4: HS Coaches
  • 4.1: Welcome
  • 4.2: Benefits
  • 4.3: 2009 Schedule
  • 4.5: My Locker Room
  • 4.7: Nominate A Player
  • 4.8: Active NATS States
  • 4.9: Activate Your State
  • 4.10: Coach Survey
  • 4.11: Helpful Links
• 5: College Coaches
  • 5.1: Welcome
  • 5.2: Benefits
  • 5.3: 2009 Schedule
  • 5.5: My NATS Account
  • 5.7: Nominate A Player
  • 5.8: Coach Survey
  • 5.9: Helpful Links
• 6: Counselors
  • 6.1: Welcome
  • 6.2: 2009 Schedule
  • 6.3: Counselor's Office
  • 6.4: TeamMate Calculator
  • 6.6: Nominate A Player
  • 6.7: Counselor Survey
  • 6.8: Helpful Links
• 7: Academics
  • 7.1: NCAA Eligibility
  • 7.2: NAIA
  • 7.3: Student Timeline
  • 7.4: Financial Aid
  • 7.5: Helpful Links
• 8: Recruiting
  • 8.1: Recruiting Process
  • 8.2: Recruiting Calendars
  • 8.3: Recruiting Rules
  • 8.4: Questions for Recruiters
  • 8.5: Amateurism
  • 8.6: National Letter of Intent
• 10: Media
  • 10.1: Articles
  • 10.2: Press Releases
  • 10.3: 2009 Top Performers
  • 10.4: Newsletters
  • 10.7: Alumni Yearbook
  • 10.8: RSS Feeds
  • 10.9: Privacy Policy
  • 10.10: Terms and Conditions
• 12: Contact

Letters

• No restrictions.

Telephone Calls

• No restrictions.

Contacts

What is a contact? - A contact is any face-to-face meeting between you (or your parents or relatives) and college coach that includes any conversation other than "hello." If a college coach meets you in-person at your school, or at one of your game's or practice's or at a pre-arranged meeting it is considered a contact even if no conversation takes place.

• A college coach may contact you in person off the college campus after your junior year in high school.
• There is no limit to the number of times coaches may contact you off the college campus or when the contacts may occur.

Evaluations

What is an evaluation? - An evaluation is any off-campus (college campus) activity used to assess your academic qualifications or athletic ability in which no face-to face contact between you the college coach occurs beyond a "hello." Examples include watching you practice or compete in a game.

• No restrictions.

Official Visits

• You can make one expense-paid (official) visit to a particular campus beginning on the opening day of classes of your senior year.
• There is no limit on the number of campuses that you visit if you initially enroll in a Division III college.
• Your visit may not exceed 48 hours.
• You may receive round-trip transportation between your home and the campus.
• You may receive meals, lodging and complimentary admission (general seating only) to campus athletic events.
• A student host may help you become acquainted with campus life and may spend $20 per day to cover all costs of entertaining you.

Printed Materials

• Coaches may provide you any official academic, admissions, athletics and student-service publications published by the college and other general information available to all students.