In today's climate in interscholastic athletics, there is undeniable pressure that the recruiting process can create for not only parents and student-athletes, but for coaches, guidance counselors, and athletic administrators.  With the increase in interest of moving on to play college sports after high school, recruiting services have evolved and become more common place. While some of these services provide useful information, the overwhelming vast majority of them are looking to capitalize financially on the possible promise of a student-athlete receiving an athletic scholarship.