From Middle Park High School in Granby, Colorado, we proudly present Sam Tracy, a 5’7″ hitter, setter and defensive specialist, as our Female Athlete of the Day. Her high school coach, Meghan Schoen describes Sam this way: “Sam is a very physical, aggressive and fearless athlete. She only knows one speed and, at 50% contributes more than … Read more
College coaches know that NSR prospects are closely selected and followed In the world of scouting services, everybody else plays zone. They are limited to what they can do for their clients. Not at NSR. We play man-to-man and zone, giving us a clear advantage for our client-prospects against the athletes they are competing with … Read more
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
We are very proud to announce that 2012, 5’10” volleyball middle blocker, Dallas Jagneaux, from St. Louis Catholic High School in St. Charles, Louisiana is our Female Athlete of the Day. She carries a 3.0 GPA and plans to major in pre-med. Dallas was to the 5-A All-District First Team while leading her team to a district … Read more
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
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
Your future is happening now while you decide when to get started Here’s the problem: not enough college athletic prospects approach recruiting with the zeal that they go after a big game, important tournament, high-profile showcase or college exposure combine. They should. And if we are describing you, then you should. If you are a … Read more
