A NCAA ID is a unique identifier assigned to student-athletes who register with the NCAA Eligibility Center, which is a governing body that oversees college athletics in the United States. The NCAA ID is used to track the eligibility status and academic progress of high school athletes who aspire to compete in NCAA Division I or II collegiate sports.
Purpose of an NCAA ID:
- Registration Tracking: It is issued during the registration process with the NCAA Eligibility Center.
- Eligibility Verification: Helps confirm that a student-athlete meets the academic and amateurism requirements set by the NCAA.
- Communication: Used by the NCAA, college coaches, and athletic programs to track and communicate with prospective student-athletes.
How to Obtain an NCAA ID:
- Go to the [NCAA Eligibility Center website](https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/).
- Create an account by filling in the required personal, academic, and athletic information.
- Once registered, you will receive your NCAA ID.
This ID is crucial for student-athletes planning to compete at the collegiate level.
