Sports is often said to be 90% mental. However, it is very rare to see any information about an athlete's mental make-up in their profiles. All of our athletes complete a Peak Performance Psychology Assessment, with pertinent information from the assessment built into their profile. A copy of the full report is made available to stakeholders upon request.
Promoting yourself online can be hard…but it’s vital if you want to attract the right people to your social media, especially if you are just starting out in your professional career. We work alongside our athletes to create engaging content that helps them to be more successful in attracting decision makers to their profiles.
One of the biggest benefits for an athlete to attend a tryout is the opportunity to be seen by a coach, scout, general manager, and/or agent. Our athletes get constant access to our combines and tryout camps. Our camps are selection-only, meaning the stakeholders in attendance see our athlete's resumes beforehand and specifically choose to attend to see them in person.
The term USP (unique selling point) is often tossed around in sales and marketing departments up and down the country. This refers to the niche factor that makes a product or brand desirable and different from its competitors. We can help you understand your own USP. It should be based around your skill set, what intangibles you bring, and your character.
The sports agents we work with have a thorough understanding of the sports recruitment world. Our affiliate agents understand legalities and they’re willing to stick by our clients through ups and downs. Our agents also know how to deal with contracts, finance, and sponsorships.
Job boards are an excellent resource when looking for a job. Sports job boards are very specific and there are many out there. We have access to the biggest and most respected job board on the market with over 4000 jobs. Spamming resumes to every available job inevitably hurts athletes. Our job search strategies help us analyze your best opportunities and send your profile only to those organizations.
Santa Cruz Warriors
WNBA, KEB Hana Bank (WKBL)
St. John Riptide
Yorick Parke
At the age of 23, Yorick Parke decided to play professional basketball. On a whim, he moved to London, England after playing for University of Manitoba in the CIAU. Without any connections, Yorick was able to market himself to several British Basketball League teams through sheer persistence and a good story. At his second tryout, Yorick signed a contract with the Hemel Royals. After playing for the Royals, Yorick spent several years playing professional basketball in Spain, Portugal, and Iceland before finally retiring.
After Yorick's playing career was over, he spent time as an executive recruiter, working with brands such as Kraft and ADM. Yorick then decided to combine his experience in the staffing industry with his love of sports and became a certified sports agent. Today, Yorick works with many athletes across a variety of sports, helping them achieve the dream of a professional sports career.
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