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Old Tue Feb 24, 2009, 12:35pm
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I would not attend a clinic that has on field evaluations until I had worked at least a half dozen JV games.
I worked an on-field clinic before I worked my first HS varsity game and got some helpful comments from college evaluators. I think if there's a clinic like that, start going to it. The more they see you, the better your chances are.
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Old Tue Feb 24, 2009, 02:24pm
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It’s a catch 22. Yes you will get experience and instruction, but first impressions are hard to shake. If you are being evaluated by someone that you want to work for in the future, I’d be careful. I think you want to be very prepared the first time they see you on the field.
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