Recruiting Matchmaker

How this works

For each school, the club Level 10 scores of the gymnasts they recruited (their last five freshman classes and current commits) are lined up from lowest to highest, to see where each score lands.

How the scores compare

• Competitive scores Higher than 3 out of 4 of their recruits.
• Within range Higher than about 3 out of 10 of their recruits, but not 3 out of 4.
• Below range Near the bottom of their recruits.
• Well below range Lower than 9 out of 10 of their recruits.
• Roster full* Estimated no spots left on the DI roster for the class, whatever the scores.

One match per school

• Events are combined, and the best one counts double. Blank events don't count against the match.
• The all-around keeps it honest, so a weak event still counts. Left blank, the four events are added up and compared with their recruits' events added up.
• Each event gets its own label, and the school's label comes only from the events combined. Bars can be Competitive scores while the school is Within range.
• Within Competitive scores, the strongest programs come first.
• The AA and single-event tabs just use that one score.
• In the overview table, +0.150 means 0.150 above their typical recruit on that event. Tap a school's row to see each event.

Keep in mind

• Spots are DI roster spots left for the class. They're estimates from current rosters and commits, so a full roster can still open up.
• When one recruit would swing a school's numbers on an event, older classes are added in (back to 2019) until they hold steady. Few scores means even that wasn't enough, usually because the program is new, so take it with a grain of salt.
• Elite scores aren't counted, so top schools that recruit a lot of elites may have fewer scores to compare.
• It only knows scores. Coaches also look at skills, video, grades and team fit, and scores aren't a prediction of interest or an offer.
• New programs show up once they have commits: McMurry.