Keep Playing teaches high school athletes to run their own recruiting and supports them through every step. Free during the pilot, then $49 a month.
Coach, I'm Ben, a 2028 center back interested in your program and your athletic training degree.
Highlight film: [film link]. 14 starts, captain, all-league honorable mention.
Most families don't know where to start. Keep Playing teaches your athlete the process and supports them through every step.
That's about 1,300 four-year colleges with teams, plus hundreds of two-year schools. There's a place for your athlete to keep playing.
Teammates and coaches who know their name.
Study halls, advisors and grade checks.
Internships, references and jobs in and around sports.
Discipline, teamwork and time management, proven.
A realistic range of levels from film, stats and grades.
30 to 60 schools matched on sport, major and cost.
Short lessons, then drafts your athlete sends.
Reminders, reply tracking and a parent view.
Most recruiting services cost $1,200 or more a year.
A high school basketball and soccer coach in Grangeville who believes in the classroom of sport, and that its value lasts well beyond college. The recruiting process itself teaches athletes to introduce themselves, interview and make their case, the same skills that build a career. And a college roster opens doors to careers in and around sports, from coaching to athletic training.
No. We give your athlete a realistic plan and the skills to work it. The roster spot is earned.
No. Your athlete sends every message from their own email. Coaches want to hear from the athlete.
No. D1, D2, D3, NAIA and two-year colleges all count.
A parent signs up and gives consent. We collect only what recruiting needs and never sell athlete data.
Parents of athletes in grades 9–11: tell us a little and Jason will be in touch.