At Primetime Prospects, we understand that as a parent, your priority is to ensure your child’s success—not just in sports, but in life. This page is dedicated to you, highlighting how working with us can turn the recruitment journey into a valuable growth experience for your child.

At Primetime Prospects, we understand that the journey of athletic recruitment is a shared experience between you and your child. Our commitment is to provide guidance, support, and expertise at every step, fostering not just athletic success but also personal growth. We focus on encouraging essential life skills such as accountability, perseverance, and teamwork, ensuring that your child develops both on and off the field.
In our experience, the skills learned through sports extend far beyond the field. We prioritize character building, encouraging accountability, perseverance, and teamwork. These virtues are integral to success in life. As your child engages in the recruitment process, they’ll have opportunities to cultivate these traits, learning how to set goals, communicate effectively, and collaborate with others.
We recognize the mix of excitement and anxiety you may feel regarding your child's future. Our dedicated team is here to alleviate that uncertainty by creating a clear recruitment plan tailored to your child's needs. Our commitment extends beyond securing scholarships; we aim to empower your child to navigate life's challenges with confidence and integrity. Together, we’ll celebrate their achievements and tackle any hurdles, creating a foundation for success that lasts a lifetime.
Jenn M, Parent
You have led your child through every milestone from birth to this point with love, care, and concern. You have instilled strong values, work ethic, and drive in your student athlete, which has resulted in your child being eligible to be recruited by coaches and athletic programs at universities and colleges. Congratulations!
There is no playbook for parenting and, like many things with raising children, when you don't know what to do, you turn to the experts. Primetime Prospects is committed to helping you understand the process, your role, and how to best support your child as they make their way towards this momentous milestone in their journey to adulthood.
Contact us if you have any questions about the college athletic recruiting process or how you, as the parent, can help maximize your child's prospects in playing for their dream school.

Facilitate the process by helping with research, organization, and logistics. Let your child initiate communication and make decisions that are right for them.
Offer encouragement, but avoid excessive involvement or speaking for your child. This is a big red flag for coaches and can have the opposite impact than what you intend.
Remember, athletics are a stepping stone to a college degree. Prioritize helping your child achieve good grades, which are crucial for eligibility and financial aid. Good grades are a gold mine for college athletic recruitment.
Focus on realistic goals (theirs and yours!) and celebrate the small wins. Help your child learn from failure and see losses as growth opportunities.
Begin the recruitment process as soon as possible. This reduces pressure and helps you and your child to establish a roadmap to success. Primetime Prospects will be with you each step of the way.
Understand new NCAA rules and scholarship limits. Be honest about your financial needs. We will be there to help you, but first we need to understand what you need!
Have a question about your child's recruitment journey? Contact us now to get answers.
Earlier is better to understand the requirements and build strong relationships with coaches. For popular programs like football, basketball, and hockey, top talent can and should expect attention from recruiters as early as middle school due to the development timelines of those sports.
For other sports, serious recruiting efforts should be well underway by your sophomore year in high school. The earlier you create your recruiting profiles, begin attending camps, and understanding eligibility rules, the stronger your position will be once recruiting begins in earnest.
Student athletes need minimum 2.3 GPA in 16 core courses plus qualifying test scores for NCAA Division I and II.
Most student athletes receive partial scholarships covering 20-40% of costs, renewed annually based on performance and academics.
We help families understand how scholarships work and set realistic expectations throughout the process.
Parents should support and facilitate while allowing the student athlete to lead communication and decision-making.
We coach both parents and athletes on appropriate roles so you work together as a team.
Waiting too long to start, focusing only on athletics over academics, and failing to communicate proactively with coaches.
Focus on your specific experience, academic support, scholarship details, and what happens if circumstances change.
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