Collegiate recruiting for the most part takes place at camps/showcases that players attend individually versus a team atmosphere.  Moreover, technology has changed the game which allows for coaches to recruit from their home using their tablets, computers, and smart phones.  There is some recruiting that takes place at summer tournaments, but it typically is minimal.  A helpful resource for you is to checkout our "College Commitments" page under our "Alumni" section. It details how each player was recruited to the university they attended.

We utilize a Game Changer and YouTube clips and post to X. Moreover, we work with players to assess their goals and give advice on what we feel is realistic.  We help with connecting players with coaches and crafting communication to successfully connect and create future opportunities to perform in front of them.

Ultimately, if a player has the ability to play past high school, they will have the opportunity to keep playing if that's their desire. To date, 100% of our seniors that wanted to play college ball received the opportunity to do so.

We have opted not to own a facility. The increase in overhead drives up the cost further for families, so we see that as a disadvantage. We rent the space when rain is in issue in the summer/fall for team practice. We partner with local facilities to help families secure individual memberships as well and as needed.

Each summer, we received mid-year feedback and evaluations for all of our coaches. We use the data to continously grow and improve our program and staff. Addiditionally, we use the data to allow families interest in Impact, a line of sight to what the data says about our program.