The Intermountain West's premier club basketball program

NOTE TO OUR PLAYERS/PARENTS:   Many of our female student-athletes would like to continue their careers and play college basketball.  It is our goal to assist you in that process.  With more than 200+ players that have moved on to the next level from our programs we would like to assist and educate the potential college athletes, coaches and parents.  To help understand the recruiting process, the NCAA has come out with a publication, NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student Athlete,  which is designed to assist and educate you as to your rights and responsibilities as a recruited athlete. If you are contacted by a college coach or you contact a college coach, it is important you and your parents should be aware of these guidelines.

There are various levels of collegiate opportunity available.  Some levels give athletic scholarships, others rely on a combination of financial aid, academic and athletic scholarships. The information on this site is invaluable.  Please feel free to share it with others in the basketball community.  Any questions from Metro players/parents concerning the recruiting process and our individual assistance should be directed to:

Dave Hammer, Director of Basketball Operations by e-mail at saltlakemetrohoops@comcast.net  or by phone (801) 486-3931. 

The following are categories of information available on the site:

• NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student Athlete (requires Adobe reader)
• NCAA Initial Eligibility Info
• NCAA Recruiting Info
• NCAA Women's Certified Basketball Events

• College Info

NCAA Initial Eligibility Info

• NCAA Eligibility Center Prospective Student-Athlete Student Information Page
• SAT Test /   ACT Test
• NCAA Estimated Probability of Competing Beyond High School

NCAA Recruiting Info 

• NCAA Division I  2008-2009 Women's Basketball Recruiting Calendar

• NCAA Division II 2008-2009 Women's Basketball Recruiting Calendar

• NCAA Recruiting Overview Chart

NCAA Women's Certified Basketball Events

Summer  2008

Fall  2008

Spring  2008

College Info

Four Year Schools

• NCAA Schools sponsoring Women's Basketball by division (1028 schools)

• What's the difference between Divisions I, II and III?

• NCAA Schools sponsoring Women's Basketball by conference                                                  Division I (324 schools)   Division II (281 schools)  Division III (423 schools)

• NAIA schools sponsoring Women's Basketball by conference  (252 schools)                        Division I (97 schools)   Division II (155 schools)

Two Year Schools

• NJCAA schools sponsoring Women's basketball by division (387 schools)                                 Division I   (186 schools)  Division II (122 schools)  Division III (79 schools)

• California Commission on Athletics Women's Basketball website

• Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges Women's Basketball website

• NCAA Transfer Guide

All Schools

• Women's college basketball links by state