Class of 2027
Colleges still recruiting for 2027
These are college programs graduating the most seniors at an event group or position this year, which usually means they still need recruits for the class of 2027. They're read from current team rosters and updated as rosters change.
Updated November 11, 2026.
- Track & field472 programs, by event groupSee the list →
- Cross country402 programs, by event groupSee the list →
- Volleyball563 programs, by positionSee the list →
- Lacrosse166 programs, by positionSee the list →
- Football422 programs, by positionSee the list →
- Soccer334 programs, by positionSee the list →
Flag football, Baseball and Softball will be added once there are enough current roster readings to list.
How to use this list
A team that's losing several seniors at your event or position is more likely to answer your email this winter. Start with the programs where your results, grades and cost after aid fit, then write to the coach for your event or position. Being on the list doesn't mean a coach will recruit you; it shows where a team is likely to need athletes.
New to this? Read how to get recruited as a senior and how to email college coaches.
Questions about colleges still recruiting
Which colleges are still recruiting for 2027?
The programs graduating the most seniors and grad students at an event group or position usually still need recruits from the class of 2027. Pick your sport below to see them by division, state and event group or position.
Are D3 schools still recruiting seniors?
Yes. Division III, NAIA and junior college programs recruit well into senior year, and many Division II programs do too. Filter the list for your sport by division to see them.
How often is this list updated?
The pages rebuild once a day from REACH's latest roster readings, and each page shows the date of its newest reading. Rows disappear when a roster changes or a reading gets old.
See which of these fit your marks and grades.
See which of these fit your marks and gradesFree to start. REACH is independent and not affiliated with the NCAA, NAIA or NJCAA.