This mentorship is for high school student-athletes (grades 9–12) who want to play sports in college — or are even just considering it — and want guidance navigating the recruiting process. It’s also for families who want more clarity, less stress, and support beyond what school counselors or club coaches can typically offer. Athletes from any sport, division interest, or background are welcome.

That’s exactly what we’ll figure out together. The first part of the program is focused on identifying the best academic, athletic, and social fit — and creating a college list based on those values. Your athlete doesn’t need to have it all figured out. That’s what mentorship is for.

No — and any program that makes that promise isn’t being honest. What I can guarantee is that your athlete will walk away with a customized strategy, a clear plan of action, stronger communication skills, and more confidence in themselves and their decisions. I’m not selling spots on a roster. I’m offering personalized guidance through the process.

While my personal coaching background is in soccer, this mentorship is built around the recruiting process itself — not sport-specific drills or training. For now, I only work with soccer players.

Not at all. I work with students pursuing DII, DIII, NAIA, and even junior college programs. In fact, many of the most rewarding, growth-centered athletic experiences happen outside of DI programs. My job is to help your athlete find the right fit — not just the most recognizable name.

Once your athlete enrolls, you’ll receive a link to book your kickoff session. From there, we’ll coordinate session times that work with your family’s schedule — first, our kick-off call. Then, typically one session per month for six months. Calls take place over Zoom and last 45–60 minutes.

The program is athlete-first, but I deeply value parent collaboration. There is a dedicated parent call included in the program, and you’re always welcome to attend the kickoff session or listen in on calls (with your student’s comfort in mind). I also provide guidance on how to support your athlete between sessions.

You’ll have access to me via text and email (Monday–Friday) throughout the program. Whether it’s a coach reply, a video question, or a confidence wobble after a rough game — I’ll be there for quick feedback and support.

Aside from the monthly 1:1 sessions (45–60 minutes), most students spend 30–60 minutes per week implementing what we discuss — writing emails, researching schools, updating their portfolio, etc. Everything is broken into small, doable steps. No added overwhelm.

Some families are ready to take it from there — and others want continued support. I offer extended mentorship packages on a case-by-case basis, which we can discuss near the end of your program.

Yes. The program can be paid in full ($2,447) or in two payments of $1,350 — one upfront, and one at the start of month three (total: $2,700). Payment links will be provided after your discovery call.