She works harder in the classroom than most kids work anywhere.

She trains year-round. Her grades are elite. And college coaches at top academic programs have no idea she exists.
That’s not a talent problem. That’s a visibility problem.

We built the High Academic Watchlist... to fix that — one curated list sent directly to coaches at Ivies, NESCAC, UAA, Patriot League, and more.

The list drops in June before Nationals. Applications are open now.

Comment RADAR 👇 and I’ll send you the link.

If you’re in Houston this weekend for the qualifier — or you just love high-level volleyball — you need to make plans to be at Fertitta Center on Saturday at 4 PM.

Houston vs. Texas.

This is the kind of match you want to see in person.

Great volleyball. Great ...atmosphere. Two strong programs. And a chance to go watch athletes compete at a really high level right while in Houston.

So if you’re in town, go support this match.
Take your athletes. Take your families. Go watch the level, the pace, the physicality, and the energy in the gym.

Saturday.
4 PM.
Fertitta Center.

If you’re serious about volleyball, this is worth your time.

Here’s something most volleyball families don’t realize until it’s too late:

At the most selective academic schools, the coach isn’t the only one who has to say yes. Admissions has the final call.

That changes everything about how you recruit.
If your daughter has a ...3.7+ GPA and is on track for 5+ APs by graduation, she has something most athletes at these programs don’t — she can actually get through the door.

The High Academic Watchlist is a way to increase visibility and exposure to the coaches at these schools.

We share the list directly with programs before Nationals. 9th–11th graders only.

Comment RADAR to get the application link 👇