We evaluate your student-athlete’s skillset, academics, goals, and budget, then target schools where they can realistically play, develop, and succeed. We cut the noise, make intentional introductions, refine film and profiles, and coach you through visits, timelines, and decisions. We give straight answers, especially when “no” is the right one.

Yes. With AAU, summer scholastic live periods, showcases, open gyms, and the regular season, college coaches from across the country will see prep school players in action, something 95% of traditional high schools can’t match. Prep school coaches also play a key role in helping players find the right-fit college program. In today’s game, where money, transfers, and older rosters are common, having an experienced advocate matters more than ever.

We don’t guarantee offers, and no one ethical should. We tell the truth about level, build a plan to improve the profile, and place the player where they can potentially earn it. Scholarships happen when talent, role, health, grades, and timing align. Our mission: the right level, the right role, the right school, whether D1, D2, D3, or NAIA.

Good fit: coachable, competitive, academically engaged, open to honest feedback. Families who value development over hype and understand there’s more than one path to college.

Not a fit: families seeking guarantees, “D1 or nothing,” or who ignore academics. We won’t tell you what you want to hear; we’ll tell you what you need to hear.

Earlier is better. For fall enrollments, most families start 9–12 months ahead. PG decisions often happen winter through spring of senior year. That said, we’ve placed players at all times of the year. No matter your timing, reach out for a quick, honest answer on your situation.

Tuition varies widely. Many schools offer need-based aid, and some provide merit scholarships, but competition is strong and paperwork matters. We align your budget + academic/athletic profile with schools where aid is realistic and the basketball fit makes sense. No false promises, no bait-and-switch.

Critical. Coaches ask about transcripts and character before watching highlights. We make sure your student is on track with the right coursework, help avoid NCAA pitfalls, and only pursue schools where they can thrive in the classroom. We also partner with programs that support students with learning differences, autism, or executive-functioning challenges, which are more common than many realize.

Yes. Basketball is our specialty. If your athlete competes in another sport, we’ll connect you with better-suited experts rather than pretending we can do it all.

We start with film and context: skills, motor, decision-making, body type, competition level, and role, plus academics, maturity, and goals. We place players on the path that fits their current ability, with a plan to move up if they earn it.

We work for your family, not for a school or hype machine. No mass emails, no spray-and-pray lists. Every outreach has a purpose, and every school we recommend has a reason behind it. Our edge is candid evaluation, real relationships, and a process that respects your time and money.

Cory’s perspective comes from experience. He completed a post-grad year before playing Division I basketball, and his cousin played four years of D1 then 14 years in the NBA. Prep school changed their family’s trajectory, and we want to help yours do the same.

Start by filling out our free assessment. Once we’ve reviewed your highlights, grades, and financial picture, we’ll schedule a strategy call, outline your best path forward, and build a realistic shortlist. You’ll leave with a clear, customized action plan.

Yes. We help with academic conversion, English proficiency expectations, logistics, and identifying where your game best translates. We’re honest about timing and paperwork so you don’t waste a year.

It happens. We’ll assess your current window, identify what’s still possible, and prioritize the options that offer the greatest return, whether that’s a late prep opportunity, a PG plan, or an alternate college path.