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Get Recruited For College Swimming With Personalized Plans

Recruiting is most successful when it’s intentional, structured, and guided by an expert.

➤ Find schools that fit your academic, athletic, and personal goals

➤ Get an honest look at where you fit across D1, D2, D3, and the NAIA

➤ Learn to market yourself to coaches beyond your times

➤ Prepare for coach calls, campus visits, and interviews

➤ Follow a recruiting plan built around your goals and timeline

➤ Understand the commitment level and expectations of college swimming

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About Peyton Curry

With 18 years in the sport and having navigated the recruiting process twice myself, I understand the pressure, excitement, and confusion that come with chasing the college swimming dream. Along the way, I became an SEC Champion, NCAA All-American, six-time school record holder, and Division I team captain.

I have worked with swimmers at every level, from beginners to competitive athletes preparing for recruitment. Through years of coaching and mentoring, I know firsthand the challenges families face and what it takes to stand out to college coaches. My active network and recent experience give me deep insight into the current state of college swimming.

Today, I help swimmers and families navigate the recruiting process, find the right college fit and maximize scholarship opportunities. Read my full story here

Personalized College Swimming Recruiting Plans

Three levels of support, from a one-time evaluation to full guidance through commitment. Find the plan that fits where you are in the process.

Published Insight on College Swimming Recruiting

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Logo for Swimming World featuring the word 'SWIM' with a torch in the center, incorporating a flame design.
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The Unwritten Rules of College Recruiting

In this article, I break down the hidden expectations in the recruiting process, including what coaches are looking for, how to stand out and make a good impression, and common mistakes families should avoid.

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Debunking College Swimming Myths

A closer look at the most common myths surrounding college swimming and how they can hold recruits back from making the best decisions for their future. I dive into many misconceptions and offer advice on how to navigate the process

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What to Expect as a College Swimmer: A Guide for Recruits

In this article, I provide an inside look at life as a college swimmer, covering training schedules, academic balance, and team culture so recruits know exactly what to expect before committing

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College Recruiting: How to Know If a School Is the Right Fit for You

In this piece, I highlight the key questions to ask about academics, team dynamics, competition level, and future opportunities to help families find the right fit

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