My coaching is designed specifically for female high school athletes and their families who want clarity, confidence, and a proven strategy for the recruiting process.

Not at all. Starting earlier gives athletes more time to build relationships with coaches and prepare academically and athletically. I tailor guidance to your athlete’s year and goals.

No. Recruiting isn’t just for athletes at the very top—many programs are looking for strong, motivated athletes who are the right fit. I work with a wide range of athletes, from those seeking top Division I to competitive Division III opportunities.

No one can guarantee outcomes—but what I provide is a proven roadmap, insider guidance, and mentorship that significantly improves your athlete’s ability to connect with coaches, evaluate opportunities, and make confident decisions.

I bring 17 years of experience as an NCAA Division I coach (and a National Champion coach). I know what matters to coaches, because I’ve been the one making recruiting decisions. I combine that insider perspective with mentorship for female athletes—a critical piece often missing in the process.

The process is flexible, but consistency matters. Depending on the package, athletes can expect to spend a few hours per month on coach outreach, check-ins, and updates—with my guidance to keep them focused and efficient.

Yes. Supporting the family is just as important as supporting the athlete. Parents often have questions about timelines, communication, and offers—and I make sure you have clarity every step of the way.

That’s great!  However, high school and club coaches often don’t have the bandwidth or Division I recruiting experience to cover everything. My role complements theirs, providing deeper insight, strategy, and mentorship tailored to your athlete.