Find your home.
Go to a combine, get ranked, and be entered into the CheerForward Vault, where college coaches recruit the best athletes in the country. College cheer recruiting runs on who happens to know whom, and on a highlight video you hope somebody opens. Vault replaces that with something you can actually work: a profile coaches search on purpose, a score that means the same thing everywhere, and a list of the programs that fit what you want.
Scored on what you can do.
Every athlete here is scored by Vault staff against one rubric, so you are not competing on who had the better camera or the louder gym. One total, and a written report explaining every category — the same document the coach reads.
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What You Get
- Create a profile viewable by coaches who are specifically looking for recruits
- Upload videos to your profile to keep coaches current
- Find suggested schools based on your preferences
- Find clinics, combines, and other recruiting opportunities at the schools you want
- Find training near you
- Communicate with coaches directly on Vault
FAQs
- What does it cost?
- Creating your profile costs nothing. Evaluations are the paid part — those happen at Vault combines and clinics through the year. You are never charged to be searchable.
- How do I get rated?
- A Vault evaluator scores you in person, at a combine or clinic, against a 10-component rubric. You see every component, skill by skill.
- Can my rating change?
- Yes. Get re-evaluated at a combine whenever you add skills, and coaches see the new number.
- Who can see my profile?
- Verified college coaches — real staff at real programs, confirmed by Vault before they can see a single athlete.
- Does my parent have to be involved?
- Adding one is your choice. If you do, they can read every conversation you have with a coach, and we email them whenever a coach writes to you.
Safety is our top priority
Coaches are real coaches
Every coach account is tied to a real college program and confirmed by Vault staff before it can see a single athlete.
Parents can be in the room
Add a parent or guardian and they see every conversation with a coach.