Why PrepStar

Why PrepStar

Historically less than 5% of high school student-athletes move on to compete on the collegiate level each year. With more than 7 million student-athletes participating in high school sports, the competition is fierce for the limited number of athletic scholarships and roster opportunities that are available on the collegiate level each year.

PrepStar bridges the gap between collegecoaches and qualified student-athletes in the recruiting process. PrepStar is not for everyone, but if you qualify as a PrepStar 360 prospect you will be well on your way to collegiate success. Each year PrepStar enrolls only 360 of the most highly qualified and deserving student-athletes per sport. These athletes make up our prestigious PrepStar 360 prospect teams. Other companies that you may be familiar claim to offer recruiting services but are nothing more than sales and marketing companies that sell their offerings (which is nothing more than a passive unverified posting on their website) to tens of thousands of athletes and their families each year. In summary, here are the benefits of becoming a PrepStar prospect:

• The PrepStar Elite 360 Prospect Team is comprised of only 360 highly qualified college prospects each year per the sport they play
• PrepStar is NOT a do-it-yourself website but instead provides you with a Personal Recruiting Coach that remains your recruiting partner until you sign your national letter of intent!
• Over three decades of service helping student-athletes live their college dreams
• The PrepStar Prospect Clearinghouse consists of more than 2,000 colleges and universities and over 32,000 college coaches on the Division I, II, III, NAIA and JUCO levels

With the ever rising cost of a 4-year college education, an athletic scholarship can save your family tens of thousands of dollars toward the cost of a higher education!

Success Stories

Chris Minck

Just thought you would like to get an update on Chris. He is starting for Kenyon College basketball at the point guard position. So far, a very young team is off to a slow start but Chris is averaging about 25 minutes /game, 5.4 pts and has an assist to turnover ratio of 24 a assists /15 t/os , best on the team. In addition, fall baseball went very well and he will be playing baseball at Kenyon as well and ha s a chance to be the starting CF. As you know Kenyon found Chris through CSA , so once again thanks since he is having a great time , getting a super education and still playing ball.

Sarah Welty

Sarah signed her National Letter of Intent to Brigham Young University in Hawaii on the signing day, 2/7/07. Just wanted to let you know and thank you for all your help. Could you please update her profile to show that info. We are still getting calls and a lot of emails and mail from different colleges and want to let all of them know that we have made our decision.

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