Exposure does not fix eligibility problems. Coaches cannot recruit athletes they cannot admit or keep eligible.

Eligibility over exposure means prioritizing academic eligibility, core courses, grades, timelines, and compliance before chasing showcases, camps, and visibility.

A clear breakdown of NCAA vs U SPORTS scholarships for Canadian athletes and how to compare real costs.

How to choose between NCAA and U SPORTS for Canadian student-athletes based on goals, academics, and long-term fit.

College coaches do not rely on recruiting services to find players. They use game film sent directly by athletes, club and high school coach recommendations,

Your first collegiate goal isn’t about scoring. It’s about starting. For every student-athlete, the real first goal happens long before you step onto the field. It begins with understanding NCAA eligibility, building strong grades, and planning the academic path that will open doors to your future. Setting your first collegiate goal means taking that first intentional step toward becoming a recruitable athlete, and that journey starts today. What Does “First Collegiate Goal”

NCAA Guidance Handbook for Canadian guidance counsellors. Give accurate NCAA advice with a Canada focused guide.

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

Stay NCAA-eligible with the New Brunswick Core Course Tracker, built for student-athletes to track approved courses and GPA easily.

NCAA recruiting calendar, in plain English for Canadians. Learn when to email, visit, and send film, and link to tools that keep you eligible.

Track Newfoundland and Labrador NCAA core courses to stay eligible. Use our tools to simplify your academic path to the NCAA.

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're a Canadian athlete trying to play NCAA sports, you’ve probably asked: How do NCAA core course requirements differ across Canadian provinces?

If you're a Toronto-based athlete wondering whether you can get expert advice on NCAA eligibility, the answer is absolutely.

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.

 Learn everything about NCAA redshirt rules for Canadian athletes, including how redshirting impacts your eligibility and playing career.

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

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