Sports Management

Getting recruited to play collegiate sports in the United States is a dream that offers the ‘American College Dream’ and a world-class education. Navigating the recruitment process, however, isn’t always so dreamy and will require you to develop your talent strategically OFF the ice (field, court, rink or whatever else) to get there. And it’s […]

We’ve seen it time and time before: someone gets called out on the field, gets a flag they don’t agree with, or isn’t getting as much play-time as they’d like … and they look to their parent on the sidelines to step-in. Teaching kids how to communicate effectively with coaches is an essential skill that

Getting recruited to play college soccer in the U.S. (especially for international students) isn’t just about skill on the field — it’s about developing the right skills and strategy off the field, too. International athletes may have a unique road to navigate, but with the right plan, the opportunities can look a lot like the

Collegiate athletics (and its athletes) are extremely competitive. These days, it seems like every athlete has their own tips and tricks (and a really great highlight reel) to give them that competitive edge. But for every modern-day tip or trick in the book, getting recruited will always return to the fundamentals: skills, personality, and an

Making major decisions about your life, future, and career (especially while you’re in high school) will always feel like a gamble. The future feels somewhat uncertain, and you might not feel 100% about the hard decisions you’re making. And even though you’ll get it right, sometimes, you will definitely (definitely) get it wrong. This is

Whether on the field or off, the key to any sport is strong, unwavering, sometimes non-verbal communication. For student-athletes, the earlier you can learn to communicate with the right people, the better your chances of being noticed, the better relationships you can forge, and the better chance you have of making the team. The good news?

The evolution of social media has developed at warp speed, forcing celebrities, musicians, and businesses big and small to take a crash course in monetization. Up until 2021, this social media whirlwind wasn’t an issue for student-athletes because how they capitalized and monetized social media was heavily regulated. However, with sweeping motions from state lawmakers

Every year (since 2022, at least), around 520,000 kids participate in NCAA competitive sports across the USA – with the key word being competitive.

So, you want to play college sports. What division level fits your game, educational area of interest, community, and school location? D1, D2, D3, NAIA and JUCO?