Canadian athletes who start at a junior college (JUCO) and aim to compete in U.S. university sports face a complex set of rules.

If you're a Nova Scotia student-athlete planning to compete in the NCAA, knowing which high school courses count is essential.

Discover which BC high school courses count for NCAA eligibility and download your province-specific tracker.

If you live in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Northern Ontario, you’ve probably wondered: How can Central Canadian athletes prepare for NCAA recruitment? 

If you're an Ontario student-athlete with dreams of playing NCAA sports, calculating your core course GPA is one of the most important eligibility steps.

You’ve trained, emailed coaches, played showcases, and maybe even got a few bites. But here’s something many Canadian athletes forget

In March 2025, Canadian safety and Rutgers transfer Jett Elad filed a lawsuit against the NCAA over its five-year rule , which controls...

NCAA recruitment for Canadian athletes, the challenge isn’t just skillit’s visibility. Unlike their American counterparts,

In a monumental move, the NCAA has extended eligibility for former junior college (JUCO) athletes and those from non-NCAA institutions