Our network consists of over 20,000+ university coaches within the NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, NJCAA and CCCAA. On average we secure $30,000 per year in sport scholarship funding for our athletes allowing students to compete and study as student athletes.
We begin our process with 8th graders. We believe the earlier the better. Our program starts before high school. Therefore, our athletes will be better prepared. Getting colleges to notice, find interest and eventually accept you into their program is a huge task. Let us help your student make it to the next level.
This program was developed by former athletes who have been through the recruiting process. We will use our experience to help your student athlete.
Are you a middle school, or high school athlete or are you the parent of a student athlete? Are you ready to go to the Next Level? Contact us today!!!!
We also serve as advisors to over 10 international sports federations and have consulted for the International Olympic Committee, 25+ International & National Sports Federations, UEFA, UNESCO, World Golf Foundation, R&A, MLS and the Commonwealth Heads of Government selected us to advise the entire Commonwealth on dual-career pathways.
TTR was created in 2008 with one goal in mind: Provide college coaches and student athletes help with the college recruiting process. We are former collegiate and professional/former football players and a lot of us have been through the process before, so we know what college coaches are looking for. We have seen first-hand the struggles parents, coaches and athletes go through during the recruiting process.
The aim of the organization is to always be one step ahead of others, giving our clients the best opportunities possible.
With bases in the UK, USA, Spain, and UAE and working with athletes in many other countries, TTR continue to be the leading force with its individual athlete marketing services, tournaments, and many other services.
Everyone knows a student-athlete who had the abilities to play in college but didn’t. This is very common since there are thousands of prospective student-athletes who go unnoticed to college coaches. Because of this, many athletes give up on their dream of playing in college.