by Cory Heitz | Nov 16, 2020 | Applying To Prep School, College Recruiting, Success Stories
Guards, in basketball, are everywhere. Every team has plenty of them. Some teams only have guards. Bigs, however, are less available and more in demand. There are less people in the world that grow taller than 6’6.” It is the basic economics principle of supply...
by Cory Heitz | Oct 21, 2020 | Choosing A Prep School, College Recruiting, General
It is a tough time to be a high school senior in the age of Covid. The end of last season was cancelled, you didn’t get to play spring or summer AAU games in front of college coaches during live periods, and you are unsure if you are going to have a season this...
by Cory Heitz | May 29, 2020 | Applying To Prep School, College Recruiting
With the Covid-19 virus impeding graduations, college visits, summer recruiting, vacations, you name it, it’d be easy for the senior class of 2020 to feel stuck. But there are several different paths forward toward a promising future, and all should be carefully...
by Cory Heitz | May 6, 2020 | Applying To Prep School, Choosing A Prep School, College Recruiting
1) Will there be an open gym period? As of now no one is sure. Schools are coming up with contingency plans for when their schools open up either on schedule, in October, after Thanksgiving or next January. Not knowing makes it hard for a coach or adminstrator to...
by Cory Heitz | Mar 11, 2020 | College Recruiting, General, Success Stories, Uncategorized
This is the fifth and final post in a series which will address the reasons why a basketball player should consider attending a prep school for a post graduate year. The goal of these articles is to provide information which will help players better understand their...
by Cory Heitz | Dec 31, 2019 | College Recruiting, General
This is the first post in a series which will address the reasons why a basketball player should consider attending a prep school. I’ve decided to write on this issue due to the fact that taking part in a post grad year is not as common as one might think. As...
