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Querying for Athletic Recruits

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You can query for athletic recruits to give admissions and coaching staff a shared view of recruited students, where they are from, their application status, and athletic feedback. Use this approach to monitor recruited applicants, coordinate follow-up, and review sport-specific recruitment activity.

Try a Slate example 💼

Copy this Suitcase ID and paste it in Database → Suitcase Import to import a pre-made example query:

fb2758f3-c0fb-4568-a6f7-5939c0e3cbfe:slate-admissions-showcase

💡 Tip

Find this query and other importable examples in the Admissions Showcase environment.

Reviewing athletic recruits

Use the Person base so each row represents one person record. Add joins to make address, application, school, and sport information available, then filter by sport so the results include only recruited students with athletic information on their records.

The resulting list can help coaching staff review their recruits while giving admissions staff visibility into application status, territory, school, sport, position, rating, and notes.

Building the query

Create the query

  1. Go to Queries / Reports.

  2. Select New Query.

  3. Configure the following settings:

    • Name: Athletic Recruitment

    • Folder: Admissions / Recruitment

    • Type: Configurable Joins

    • Base: Person

  4. Select Save.

Add joins

Create joins for the related records that provide location, application, school, and athletic recruitment details.

  1. Select Join.

  2. Create a join to Address by Rank Overall.

    • Rank: 1

    • Name: Address 1

  3. Select Join.

  4. Create a join to Application by Rank.

    • Rank: 1

    • Name: Application 1

  5. Select Join.

  6. Create a join to School by Level of Study, Rank.

    • Level of Study: No Level of Study

    • Rank: 1

  7. Select Join.

  8. Create a join to Schools.

  9. Select Join.

  10. Create a join to Sport.

    • Rank: 1

    • Name: Sport 1

Add the sport filter

The sport filter determines which recruited students appear in the results. Include the sports that your staff wants to monitor.

  1. Select Filter.

  2. Select Sport 1 / Sport.

  3. Set the filter to include the relevant sports. The imported example includes:

    • Baseball

    • Basketball

    • Football

    • Ice Hockey

    • Lacrosse

    • Soccer

    • Softball

    • Tennis

    • Volleyball

    • Wrestling

  4. Select Save.

Add exports

Add exports similar to these so staff can identify each recruit and review the related application and athletic context. Export names and field labels may differ by database.

  • Person Reference ID

  • Person Name

  • Address 1 City

  • Address 1 Region

  • Address 1 Country

  • Address 1 Geomarket

  • Person Staff Assigned

  • Schools Name

  • Application 1 Status

  • Person Entry Term

  • Application 1 Application Major

  • Sport 1 Sport

  • Sport 1 Position

  • Sport 1 Rating

  • Sport 1 Notes

Using the query

Run the query to review recruited students by sport, location, assigned staff member, school, application status, position, rating, and notes. The results can support coordination between admissions and athletics staff without requiring each team to maintain a separate list.

Customizing the query

  • Change the sport filter to focus on one sport, one team, or a smaller group of sports.

  • Add entry term, application round, or application status filters to focus on a specific recruitment cycle.

  • Add exports for email, phone, territory, coach assignment, or additional sport fields if the results will support outreach.

  • Adjust the sport rank if staff need to review secondary or additional athletic interests.

  • Add sorts by sport, staff assigned, application status, or geomarket to make the results easier to scan.

📝 Note

Test the query before using it for production communications. Sport values, ratings, and recruitment workflows can vary by database.

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