Women NCAA Basketball

   High school female athletes around the world  can benefit from Title IX, a law passed in the United States back in 1972. Title IX, banned sexual discrimination in athletics and academics. The law has helped female athletes receive equal amounts of scholarship money as males.

     This law has opened the door for female basketball players like Angel Mccoughtry,  Marissa Coleman and Candace Parker.  Colleges now are offering more and more athletic scholarships to women and in more sports than ever before. Nonetheless many females in college sports are not given the same opportunities as their male counterparts despite the protection from the law. The more information you know about women in sports, the more you can take advantage of the opportunities. Basketball plays a key role in college athletics and scholarships must be offered on an equal basis for men and women. Sometimes colleges don't spend all of their scholarship money because not enough female athletes show interest in attending their school.  Which means that some females don't attend college for free because of a lack of effort in the recruiting process, scholarships are available you just have to find the right coach.

      Tuition costs every year are going up and it is becoming extremely more difficult for families to afford sending their kids to college. If you are a female basketball player who believes they have what it takes to play college basketball. Fill out the information on the right hand side and create a recruiting profile to send to hundreds of NCAA and NAIA programs for FREE. Let StudentBlitz make your dreams become a reality; the journey to the next level starts here…..