Peter Catchings, 2012 6’3″ guard from Illinois, is our Male Athlete of the Day

  Our Male Athlete of the Day is from Neuqua Valley High School in Naperville, Illinois, Peter Catchings.  He’s a senior, 6’3″ guard with a 3.2 GPA with intentions of majoring in Sports Management.  His team captured the 4A regional crown last season and Peter grabbed the 3-point contest championship.  In describing Peter’s versatility, NSR Chicagoland … Read more

McFarland Murph, 2012 football OL from South Carolina, is our Male Athlete of the Day

A 6’3″ 295-pound lineman from Brookland-Cayce High School in Cayce, South Carolina, McFarland Murph, is our Male Athlete of the Day.   He has a 3.2 GPA and plans to major in Sports Communication.   McFarland’s NSR scout, Central South Carolina Area Director, Jeff Hipp, has this to say about him, “At offensive line, McFarland can play tackle or … Read more

Three things seniors can do to improve their chances in recruiting as deadlines approach

NCAA DII, DIII, NAIA and JUCO are the best alternatives for unrecognized prospects High school seniors that are clamoring for attention from college coaches are seeing their chances dwindle as spring approaches.  Especially those seniors without at college recruiting plan, you know, the ones who thought coaches would find them, are facing the possibility that their dream … Read more

Mother’s dissatisfaction with son’s college choice exemplifies selfishness at its lowest level

Athletes deserve to have the full support of their parents High school athletic prospects headed for college can have it rough.  Outside chatter from their friends, teammates, coaches and even family can make their decision, regarding which school to attend, confusing and unsettling.  There’s no easy way to shut down the chatter, either.  It’s part … Read more