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What happened
Scorability, a recruiting marketplace for athletes and coaches, has raised $40 million in a funding round led by Bluestone Equity Partners, with participation from Fanatics and other investors. Founded in 2023 by Brian Cruver, the platform aims to streamline the college sports recruiting process, which Cruver found to be flawed during his son's recruitment. Scorability now serves 1.2 million athletes and 3,000 college sports programs, providing coaches with a comprehensive dashboard to evaluate recruits. The platform captures verified metrics and offers AI-driven evaluation tools, making it easier for coaches to find talent amidst a growing number of student-athletes. With the NCAA reporting over 550,000 student-athletes in the 2024-25 academic year, Scorability's services are increasingly vital. The platform is free for athletes and parents, while colleges pay an annual fee for access.
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Key insights
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Funding for Sports Tech
Scorability raised $40 million to enhance its recruiting platform.
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Growing User Base
The platform now serves 1.2 million athletes and 3,000 college programs.
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AI-Driven Evaluation
Scorability offers AI tools for coaches to evaluate recruits efficiently.
Takeaways
Scorability's funding marks a significant step in modernizing the college sports recruiting landscape.