University of Washington Recruiting Questionnaires

Direct links to University of Washington's own recruiting questionnaires — D1, Washington. Each one goes to the athletics department's form, not to a third-party service.

Basketball
Men's · D1
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Soccer
Women's · D1
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Tennis
Men's · D1
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Tennis
Women's · D1
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Track & Field
Men's & women's · D1
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What the questionnaire actually does

A recruiting questionnaire is how a program opens a file on an athlete. Most coaching staffs won't track someone who hasn't submitted one, so it comes before the email, before the film link, and before a camp — not after.

Filling one in is not contact from a coach and it isn't a scholarship offer. It puts your name, position, grad year and film in front of the staff in the format they already work from. Submit it, then email the assistant who recruits your position or your region — the staff page will say who that is.

Eligibility rules and recruiting calendars differ by division and change from year to year. Confirm what applies to you with the NCAA, NAIA or NJCAA directly, and with the compliance office at any school you get serious about.

More for Washington: Washington basketball questionnaires · Washington soccer questionnaires · Washington tennis questionnaires · Washington track & field questionnaires

Other Washington schools

Central Washington University · Clark College · Columbia Basin College · Edmonds College · Everett Community College · Gonzaga University · Grays Harbor College · Highline College · Lower Columbia College · Northwest University · Olympic College · Pacific Lutheran University · Pierce College · Saint Martin's University · Seattle Pacific University · Seattle University · Skagit Valley College · South Puget Sound Community College · Tacoma Community College · University of Puget Sound · Walla Walla Community College · Washington State University · Whitman College · Whitworth University

Links are checked by hand against each school's athletics site, but programs move their forms — if one is broken, tell meand I'll fix it.