Our platform was designed by wrestlers for wrestlers to address a deficiency in our sport. Our services are not offered to or focused on other sports. We specialize and focus only on wrestling recruiting by connecting wrestlers and college coaches for academic and athletic success. Our platform and resources are designed to help high school wrestlers and their families arrive at the best financial and long term outcome surrounding wrestling and academic goals. In working with collegiate coaches, our platform and staff will help you identify the best options for each individual institution and program. Our knowledge and passion simply cannot be matched by any recruiting company that caters to all sports.
Money
Athletic Scholarships are limited and super competitive. In many cases, the difference between getting recruited or landing a scholarship is knowing and understanding the process.
Time
The clock is ticking & the recruiting process waits for no one. This will be the last time you wrestle in high school, and you should enjoy it as much as possible without the stress or anxiety that comes with the recruiting process.
Navigating
Knowing where to start is important, but knowing how to navigate through all of the recruiting steps is crucial. It’s a marathon, not a sprint.
Your Goals
If it’s important to you, it’s important to us. If you want to wrestle in college, your investment in the recruiting process can make that happen. We are here to help!
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