If you genuinely compete in two sports at a level you're being recruited for, you can run a second profile alongside your first. Each one gets its own sport, its own stats and videos, and its own link to send coaches, so a lacrosse coach isn't scrolling past your soccer film to find what they came for.
This is a Pro feature, and it's worth being honest about who it's for: most athletes are better served by one strong profile. A thin second profile splits your effort and gives coaches less to go on, not more. Add one if you're seriously pursuing both sports, not to hedge.
Adding the second profile
Open your profile editor. At the top of the sidebar is a dropdown labelled with your current sport, for example Soccer Profile. Open it and choose Add Second Profile.
Pick the sport from the list and click Create Profile. Any sport you already have a profile for is filtered out of the options, since two profiles for the same sport isn't a thing.
You'll land straight in the new profile's editor, ready to fill in.
What carries over, and what doesn't
The new profile starts with two things copied from your first:
| Carried over | Starts empty |
|---|---|
| Grad year | Athletic stats and positions |
| Profile photo | Videos |
| Photos | |
| Offers, events, and links | |
| Academic profile |
Everything else is independent. That's the point: a second profile only earns its keep if the stats and film on it are specific to that sport.
Your academic profile is per-profile too, so if you fill in GPA and test scores on one, add them to the other as well before you start sharing it.
Switching between them
Once the second profile exists, that same sidebar dropdown lists both. Switch between them there at any time, and the editor, preview, and Share tab all follow whichever one you have open. The dropdown carries a Main or Second badge so you always know which profile you're editing.
Each profile has its own public URL and its own share link, so make sure you're on the right profile before copying a link to send to a coach.
Your target list splits the same way: once you have two profiles, the Target List page shows a tab per sport, each with its own count and its own priority ranking, so the schools you're chasing for one sport never mix with the other's.
Which one is your main profile
Your first profile is your Main one and the second is, unsurprisingly, Second. This isn't just a label: main is the profile the app treats as your default.
- Email template variables fill in from it. Every
{{user.*}}tag — position, GPA, height, even{{user.profile_url}}— reads the main profile, no matter which editor you happen to have open. - College search, your dashboard, and your tasks all default to the main profile's sport.
- Your account photo follows it, as long as that profile has a photo of its own.
- Staff at your school or club see the main profile's sport and grad year when they look you up.
What it doesn't change: both profiles stay public, both keep their own link, and either one can be shared with coaches. Second doesn't mean hidden.
To switch which is which, open the second profile and click Make this my main profile — at the bottom of the sidebar, or on the Sport card on that profile's Overview. The badges swap immediately, and you can swap back whenever you want. It's worth doing before an outreach push for your second sport, so your template variables stop describing the other one. The profile link ProductiveRecruit appends under your signature is the exception — it already matches the sport of the program you're emailing, so a lacrosse coach gets your lacrosse link either way.
Plan requirements
A second profile requires Pro. On the free plan the dropdown shows Upgrade to Add a Second Profile instead, which takes you to your subscription settings.
You can have two profiles in total. Once the second one exists, the Add Second Profile option is replaced by a link to it.
What's next
- Fill in the new profile the same way you did the first, starting with Building your profile.
- Add sport-specific film in Adding & featuring videos.
- Grab the right link for each sport from Your public profile page.
- Compare what else Pro unlocks in Choosing the right plan.
- Move a profile to a different sport in Changing your sport or primary profile.