Streamline's College-Bound Student-Athletes
Travis Lipscomb - Dickinson College
Alamo Heights HS Class of 2013
Andrew Cotton - University of Evansville
Alamo Heights HS Class of 2013
Sophia Rodriguez - Incarnate Word
Churchill HS Class of 2014
Spencer Adickes - Trinity University
Alamo Heights HS Class of 2014
Anelise Diener - Unversity of Texas
Alamo Heights HS Class of 2015
Lexie Farmer - Incarnate Word
Boerne Champion HS Class of 2015
Haley Herzberg - University of Cal Santa Barbara
Churchill HS Class of 2016
Ellery Parish - Rice University
Alamo Heights HS Class of 2016
Kaila Byerly - Denison University
Alamo Heights HS Class of 2016
Shaina Weisburg - University of Evansville
Churchill HS Class of 2016
Payton Green - Trinity University
Churchill HS Class of 2016
Connor McClure - Trinity University
Reagan HS Class of 2017
Elizabeth Holmes - Harvard University
TMI Episcopal HS Class of 2017
Beau Tipton - Trinity University
Reagan HS Class of 2017
Mackenna Stallworth - Incarnate Word
Clark HS Class of 2019
Sam Hernandez - Saint Louis University
Steele HS Class of 2020
Aspen Stallworth - Incarnate Word
Clark HS Class of 2021
Jackson Stallworth - Arizona State University
Clark HS Class of 2021
Connor Foote - Texas A&M University
Alamo Heights HS Class of 2022
Kirsten Schlortt - Southern Methodist University
Saint Mary's Hall HS Class of 2022
Lane Stallworth - Arizona State University (Diving)
Clark HS Class of 2022
Seth Lackey - Incarnate Word
Madison HS Class of 2022
Maddie Mealey - Franklin & Marshall College
Great Hears Monte Vista HS Class of 2023
Renata Avendano
University of Bridgeport
Evan Croley - Harvard University
Clark HS Class of 2024
Ayden Almaraz - Long Island University
Clark HS Class of 2024
Streamline Guide for College-Bound Student-Athletes
If you are serious about exploring the opportunity to compete in college, you should do the following things before the spring semester of your sophomore year in high school:
1. Create and account on Swimcloud, and maintain your profile.
2. Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center
3. Read the NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete.
Make a list of what is important to you in your search, such as:
1. Academic Rigor
2. Geographic Location
3. Size of School
4. Major(s) offered
5. Coaching philosophy
6. Team chemistry and culture
Once you have identified what is important to you, utilize Swimcloud to begin to create a list of schools that interest you. Make sure to note the:
1. NCAA Division and Conference
2. The size of the school
3. Cost of tuition, room, and board
4. Available financial aid
5. Admission rate
6. The 3-5 events that you would most benefit the team
This process should allow you to construct a list of potential schools. At this time you and your parent(s) should meet with your club and/or high school coach to go over:
1. The schools that you identified
2. Some schools that you may have overlooked
3. Make sure that most schools are realistic, with only a few "reaches"
4. Completing questionnaires
5. Emailing head and assistant coaches
All of this is only relevant and possible if you show up, work hard, and maintain a positive attitude!
