INDIANAPOLIS– One of the nation’s top authorities on college sports recruiting has officially released the schedule for its highly anticipated 2025 Rivals Camp and Combine Series. This prestigious series, known for attracting some of the country’s best high school football talent, will be held at eight distinct locations across the United States, including a stop in Indianapolis on April 26.
The Rivals Camp and Combine Series offers aspiring college athletes an exceptional opportunity to showcase their skills in a professional-style setting. Participants at the combines will undergo a series of drills designed to improve their performance and provide the verified stats critical for college recruiting. The event also increases exposure to college coaches looking to discover top-tier talent.
The Indianapolis stop will be one of the highlights of the series, drawing elite athletes from across the region. The combines are free and open to all current high school football players, although registration is required at https://www.rivalscampseries.com/.
Athletes at the Rivals Combines will compete in five key drills commonly used by college programs to evaluate prospects: the 40-yard dash, shuttle run, 3-cone drill, vertical jump, and broad jump. These performance metrics are invaluable for players looking to increase their recruitment visibility.
In contrast to the open combines, the Rivals Camps are by invitation only, providing an exclusive opportunity for athletes to demonstrate their skills in position-specific drills and one-on-one matchups with other top players. Athletes who perform well at the combines will have the chance to receive invitations to the Rivals Camps, where they can further hone their craft and compete at the highest level.
Additionally, select athletes from the Rivals Camp Series will be among the top 100 high school football players invited to participate in the prestigious Rivals Five-Star Camp next summer, an event that will gather the nation’s elite players for a premier showcase of talent.
As the Rivals Camp and Combine Series continue to grow in prominence, it remains a key event for high school football players looking to take their game to the next level and attract the attention of college recruiters.
