by Cory Heitz | Jan 19, 2022 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
Choosing a prep school can be a very stressful time for players and their families. I have been involved with many families in their decision making and here are some mistakes one wants to avoid when choosing a prep school. 1) Choosing based on only tuition – Prep...
by Cory Heitz | Jan 18, 2022 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
One of the most common misconceptions I deal with in the basketball world is that basketball academies and brick and mortar prep schools are the same; they are not. They are vastly different and this article will give players and their families a breakdown on what...
by Cory Heitz | Oct 18, 2021 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
When a player talks to a prep school coach for the first time, it is a good idea to ask them questions that you are interested in getting the answers to. After talking to a few coaches and comparing their answers to the same questions, you will have a better...
by Cory Heitz | Jun 8, 2021 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School
There has been quite a few basketball academies formed in the past few years. Some are good and some are criminal. The biggest problem I have seen is parents and players not doing their due diligence and asking coaches of these programs some tough questions. If...
by Cory Heitz | May 27, 2021 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School, Testimonials
Transfers are all the rage right now. The NCAA Transfer Portal for D1 basketball had over two thousand transfers enter it once the 2020-21 season ended. There is a lot of talk about how this is hurting the game of college basketball. I don’t disagree with this. ...
by Cory Heitz | Apr 19, 2021 | Choosing A Prep School, Paying For Prep School
I have been placing players into prep schools around the country since 2008. During that time, I have learned a great deal about the prep school basketball world and my ultimate goal is to help connect players to the right schools. Often, families are uncomfortable...
