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For college coaches
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University recruitment for Canadian track & field athletes
Create a free profile, have your performances verified using official meet results, and get found by coaches at more than 1,700 programs in Canada and the United States.
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What Canadian athletes get
Start free. When you want more, AC10 takes 10% off your first purchase, and it stays on Plus for as long as you keep your subscription.
A free athlete profile
Coaches search verified performances by event and standard, then contact the athletes who fit. Your profile, your school list and your coach conversations are free.
Plus
Our paid plan for athletes who want to reach out first. Email coaches from the app with automatic follow-ups, and see where you meet each program’s standards. AC10 takes 10% off for as long as you stay subscribed.
Recruitment advising
Work one-on-one with an advisor, from a single session to support through signing day, and get a written recruitment plan.
Your path
Four decisions on the way to a university team
Each one has a free Streamline Athletes tool that answers it.
Step 1
Find your level
See which divisions your performances fit, from U SPORTS and the CCAA to NCAA Division I.
Step 2
Understand the cost
Learn what athletic aid covers in each division, and how U SPORTS awards compare with American scholarships.
Step 3
Build your school list
Browse every program in Canada and the US, then save the ones that fit your performances, academics and budget.
Step 4
Plan your timeline
Know what to do in each year of high school, from your first email to a coach to signing day.
Athlete stories
Canadian athletes who found their team
En français
Le recrutement universitaire, expliqué en français
Notre nouveau blogue francophone explique le recrutement universitaire et collégial à partir du système québécois, du secondaire au cégep et de U SPORTS à la NCAA. D’autres guides s’en viennent.
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Athletics Canada partnered with Streamline Athletes in 2023 and expanded the partnership in 2025. Read Athletics Canada’s 2025 article.
Questions
Questions from Canadian families
Yes. Creating a profile, having your performances verified, building a list of schools, and hearing from coaches are free. Plus, recruitment advising and High Performance Mentorship are optional paid services, and Athletics Canada’s code AC10 takes 10% off your first purchase.
Yes. U SPORTS schools give Athletic Financial Awards of up to tuition and compulsory fees, and each school sets its own amounts. Academic and government awards can add to them.
U SPORTS schools compete in cross country and indoor track and field. NCAA schools add an outdoor season, so outdoor events such as the javelin, discus, hammer and steeplechase are part of NCAA competition but not U SPORTS. That often decides the choice for throwers and steeplechasers.
Yes. Canadian athletes are eligible for athletic aid at NCAA Division I and II, NAIA and NJCAA schools on the same terms as American athletes, and most awards are partial. Canadian students register with the NCAA Eligibility Center to compete in Division I or II.
Grade 10 is a good time to start researching schools where you could fit. NCAA Division I coaches can’t begin recruiting contact until June 15 after Grade 10.
Yes. Streamline Athletes co-founder Alexandre Paré grew up in Sherbrooke, and francophone programs such as the Université de Montréal Carabins recruit on the platform. Our French-language guides are on the Streamline Athletes blog.
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