
Johns Hopkins University, Soccer
Athletes from Brentwood School are offered personalized support through the college athletics recruiting process.
We are dedicated to helping our student athletes reach their athletic goals while at Brentwood and beyond. Our college counseling athletics liaison meets regularly with student athletes and their parents to answer questions and walk them through the recruiting process. Our goal is to ensure our student athletes are doing everything possible to maximize their opportunities.
Johns Hopkins University, Soccer
Macalester College, Tennis
Colorado College, Basketball
Williams College, Football
The University of Chicago, Soccer
Oberlin College, Soccer
MIT, Volleyball
University of California San Diego, Basketball
Vanderbilt University, Football
Howard University, Basketball
Claremont McKenna College, Basketball
The University of Chicago, Soccer
Pitzer College, Baseball
Macalester College, Football
California State - San Bernardino, Basketball
University of Virginia, Football
University of Pennsylvania, Football
Point Loma Nazarene, Basketball
University of Puget Sound, Football and Baseball
Oklahoma State, Equestrian
Colgate University, Track & Field
Yale, Football
University of Southern California, Track & Field
St. Mary's College, Volleyball
Brown University, Track & Field
Bates College, Football
University of Chicago, Soccer
Morehouse College, Football
Macalester College, Football
Villanova University, Track & Field
Stanford University, Volleyball
UPenn, Sprint Football
U Chicago, Football
Tufts University, Baseball
Brentwood hosts many events that both educate our families and expose our student athletes to college and university coaches. Every year we organize two college bound student athlete nights and California's only football recruiting fair which brings over 20 colleges to our campus from across the country. We also have college coaches that come to campus when they are in the area to talk to our teams, and we help our student athletes arrange unofficial and official visits with college coaches according to NCAA rules. Since our Athletics College Counseling program has been implemented, we have seen an average of 20% of our senior athletes choose to play their sport at Division 1, 2 and 3 levels.
































