Camps · Showcases · Prospect Days
Before another showcase, know
who you're trying to reach.
Exposure only works when it matches the athlete's target list. Run the event fit checklist before you spend another dollar.
Free · 3 quick questions first · Used before every registration
Families spend $1,000s per season on eventsData from 500+ college programsMatch events to a real target list
Same budget. Different outcomes.
Without a plan
- 4 big-name showcases: ~$2,400
- 0 target-list coaches contacted beforehand
- Result: camp brochures and silence
With a fit-checked plan
- 2 matched events + 1 prospect day: ~$1,100
- 12 target coaches emailed with schedule + film
- Result: coaches arriving with your name on their list
Is your next event worth it?
Three questions about how you pick and work events — then the full checklist smart families run before registering.
Proof, not hype
The coach signal ladder
After an event, what lands in your inbox tells you exactly where you stand — if you know how to read it.
- 1Camp brochure or mass inviteMarketing, not recruiting. Every name on a purchased list gets this.
- 2Questionnaire requestYou are on the radar — one of many. Fill it out, keep building.
- 3Personal email mentioning your playA coach watched you specifically. Real interest — respond fast and well.
- 4Call or text through your club coachActive evaluation. They are checking character and fit behind the scenes.
- 5Direct call, visit invite, or offer talkYou are on their board. Now it is about mutual fit and timing.
Spend on the right events.
Skip the rest.
Build a target list from real data, then pick events where your coaches will actually be.
Build Your Plan — Free