NSR is very proud to present our Female Athlete of the Day, Kelly Horrell, a 2012 golfer from Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada. The 5’6″ standout carries a 3.3 GPA. She is undecided about a major. Her junior year was filled with accolades including being named her school’s “Top Medalist” for best scores … Read more
Former NSR football prospect Reggie Topps, from North Monterey County High School in Prunedale, California and current junior defensive back for the University of Utah, enjoyed his third post season bowl victory with the Utes when they won an overtime thriller 30-27 against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the Sun Bowl in El Paso Texas on New Year’s … Read more
Choose to be Evaluated, Not Overlooked, by College Coaches Recruiting has changed in big ways which many prospects, parents and their coaches seem blind to. And, for those that cling to the “old” ways, they are missing out on potential college scholarship offers. College coaches are getting farther and farther away from high school campuses. When … Read more
Former NSR wrestling prospect, John Martin Cannon, from the University of Buffalo in Buffalo, New York recently traveled West for the 2011 Ken Kraft Midlands Championships where he put together a fourth-place finish. Earning the seventh seed, John won five matches in the tournament, including victories over the sixth, eighth and ninth seeds in the 174-pound bracket. His two losses … Read more
Our Male Athlete of the Day is Tane Meek , a 6’1″ soccer player from New South Wales, Australia’s Byron Bay High School. He carries a 3.0 GPA and plans to major in Drama in college. His list of honors is impressive: Leading goal scorer for U15’s Byron Bay Rams squad (by 11 goals) Selected for Football Far North Coast representative … Read more
NSR is proud to announce the selection of Erica Blomgren from La Quinta High School in West Minster, California as our Female Athlete of the Day. The 5’9″ hitter is a 3.0 student and plans to major in Business. As a senior, she was named All-League and her team’s Most Valuable Player. She has … Read more
Take the Steps Today to be Noticed by College Coaches What to do? Your season is out. Coaches can’t see you play in person. You aren’t on their recruiting lists. So, again, what to do? First, it’s critical for you to know what’s really going on in college coaches’ offices right now. They, too, are … Read more
