NSR Prospects Bring Vitality To Teams

National Scouting Report’s Vitality Prospects can be picked out instantly from any team. What are they?  Thought you’d never ask. First, let’s start with this truth: NSR has a huge advantage over other scouting organizations, especially the ones that set up call centers, buy rosters and tell their “scouts” to call as many kids as … Read more

College Prospects Must Seize Opportunities

“Opportunities multiply as they are seized; they die when ignored.” Believe it or not, that sage advice was from a fortune cookie I recently opened. Not bad, I thought, and spot on in recruiting. Our job at National Scouting Report is to create opportunities that never would be available to prospects without our longstanding connections and … Read more

New Jersey Lacrosse Goalie Commits To Brown

Imagine realizing your dream of playing college athletics and committing as a junior. Very cool. In addition, the school you commit to is a member of the Ivy League. Extremely cool. Meet Caitlin Barrett, a 2017 National Scouting Report lacrosse prospect from East Windsor, N.J. She attends the prestigious Peddie School in Hightstown, N.J. Caitlin … Read more

How To Be Scouted At Summer Tournaments

Want to be scouted for college coaches this summer? You have three choices: Show up at a tournament or showcase and hope to be discovered. Email all of the coaches whom you hope will scout that tournament or showcase. Contact a local National Scouting Report representative. Option 1 likely won’t do you much good. If … Read more

4 Myths Parents Have About College Recruiting

Parents of college prospects can have some wacky ideas about recruiting. We’re talking “Twilight Zone” kind of stuff, not just your ordinary, run-of-the-mill, off-the-cuff, get-the-hook stuff. We mean out there. Let’s start by saying that if we at National Scouting Report, the nation’s oldest and largest college recruiting organization, had a nickel for each time … Read more

Pat Summitt Set An Example For All Of Us

Arguably no woman in sports history is more identified with excellence than Pat Summitt. Her passing from dementia, Alzheimer’s type, reminds us how one person can change the course of so many other lives, given the will and the opportunity. Because of Summitt’s indelible influence, all of us at National Scouting Report who emulate and aspire to … Read more