Consulting
I have run across many people that do a lot of different things involving Girls’ Basketball including training, evaluating, and giving advice. The problem is although you have some that actually know what they are doing, there are many who truly don’t, and “the most important thing” is to put your daughter in a position to receive a scholarship if at all possible
My daughter was one of the top players in the country and she had over 100 scholarship offers before she graduated, the earliest coming while she was in the 6th grade, and some of those offers came from just about every BCS program in the country. During her college career she became the first player from the Houston area that was a high school and college All-American, won a National Championship, and played in the WNBA, she also won a championship with the Las Vegas Aces.
Here’s a little video from her senior year in high school and another during the National Championship run as well as another after she won a WNBA Championship
My daughter was ranked from the low teens to the mid-twenties and I was heavily involved during the recruiting process and learned the right questions to ask which in turn has helped me place other players year after year who unlike her may have not been highly recruited and fell under the radar
My consulting services are here to educate players, parents, and anyone else involved in the recruiting process by providing the necessary knowledge needed to understand the steps in obtaining a college scholarship. There are several recruiting services and individuals that claim to do this or that, but I have satisfied parents that will actually verify what I’ve done for their daughters !!!!
I’ve shown statistics on the percentage of kids that actually reach the next level and in case you missed it, here are the percentages straight from the NCAA
There is a charge for my services and I try and break things down as simply as possible. I’ve seen parents pay thousands of dollars for training, coaching, and for travel and not have anything to show, and since we’ve established that “the most important thing” is getting the player in school as cost-effective as possible. There are recruiting services out there who send out thousands of emails saying they can help without even seeing the player play, this is ridiculous and an automatic red flag should go up. I assess the player off the top, if I don’t feel I can help, I’m upfront and honest about that
I have several plans to choose from and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions