For one family organizing a college running search
Turn scattered recruiting research into a shortlist you can actually discuss.
Keep athlete priorities, program facts, source dates, open questions, and weighted comparisons in one editable Excel workbook.
Editable .xlsx · instant Gumroad delivery · one internal workflow
The job
Make the research usable before the next family or coach conversation.
Recruiting research gets messy fast: open tabs, notes without dates, remembered standards, and schools that are hard to compare. This workbook gives one family a consistent place to record what is known, what still needs checking, and what matters most to the athlete.
It organizes judgment; it does not replace it. A weighted total with low confidence is a prompt to research, not a prediction.
Inside the workbook
From athlete priorities to sourced questions.
A simple operating loop
Use it in five passes.
- Set priorities. Add only the athlete information needed to guide research.
- Build a small shortlist. Start with a manageable group of programs.
- Attach sources and dates. Leave unknowns blank instead of guessing.
- Score consistently. Adjust the editable weights only when you can explain why.
- Turn gaps into questions. Refresh changing facts before outreach, visits, or decisions.
Clear limits
A research workflow. Not a recruiting oracle.
The download does not include:
- a current college or recruiting-standards database;
- coach emails, private contact records, or an outreach list;
- admissions, scholarship, roster, aid, or eligibility predictions;
- scraping, automated messages, or ongoing research service;
- any guarantee of contact, admission, aid, roster status, or outcome.
Verify changing facts with official program, conference, and admissions sources. Keep identifying and minor data private and access-limited.
College XC Recruiting Fit Finder
One workbook. One sourced shortlist. Better questions.
$39 for the editable Excel template and buyer documentation.
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