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Wrestling Recruiting Guide

How MatPro helps wrestlers become easier to evaluate

Recruiting works best when athletes, coaches, families, and recruiters can see the same clear story: who the wrestler is, how they compete, how they train, and where they are developing.

Start with an athlete-controlled profile

Athletes organize the details recruiters need in one place: name, grade, graduation year, weight class, location, GPA, bio, accomplishments, camps, clinics, goals, and recruiting status.

Show progress with real performance data

MatPro connects match results, career stats, seasonal history, takedowns, escapes, near-fall points, riding time, bonus wins, workout logs, and NWPI standards so growth is easier to see.

Back the profile with film and workouts

Athletes and coaches can connect match film, highlight clips, workout history, practice work, and recruiter-visible training logs so college coaches can evaluate more than a stat line.

Move from discovery to recruiter action

Recruiters can search athlete profiles, review resumes and film, add wrestlers to watchlists or Pursue, track pipeline stages, send inquiries, and keep private notes inside their recruiter portal.

How the MatPro recruiting process works

Athletes build a complete profile, add film and accomplishments, keep academics current, and choose when they are open to recruiting visibility. Coaches help verify the story with stats, workout logs, match data, and team context.

Recruiters use MatPro to discover athletes, compare fit, review film and resumes, move prospects through Pursue, and contact coaches or families with a clearer picture of each wrestler’s development.