Whitecox & Lyons Sport Management/Recruiting Ser

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На протяжении уже двух лет, наше агентство успешно находит команды и университеты для спортсменов-баскетболистов всех уровней. Данная страница была создана в помощь выпускникам спорт школ, которые хотели бы не только продолжить свою баскетбольную карьеру, но и получит зарубежное образование. Большинство наших клиентов получают спортивные-стипендии (sport-scholarships), оплачивающие обучение, проживание и питание. Вы будете работать с профессионалами, которые знают о Университетском спорте не по наслышке. Все наши сотрудники играли в Университетах США в 1-х и 2-х Дивизионах. Мы ждем с нетерпением помочь вам воплотить вашу мечту в реальность. Помните, только вы определяете, чего вы достойны. Our Mission “It is the mission at Whitecox & Lyons Sports Management to provide accomplished athletes an opportunity to advance their careers to the next level domestically and internationally. Our dedication and loyalty for our athletes drives us to make that opportunity a reality.” About Us Whitecox & Lyons Sports Management (WCL) wants to provide distinguished athletes an opportunity to advance their athletic careers to the next level. Through our agency and recruiting service we take athletes throughout the world and help guide them into a future that can better their lives through educational and career opportunities. Collegiate Recruiting Service Contrary to many reports, Sports Agencies are allowed to work with amateur athletes to assist them in getting recruited at the college level. WCL Recruiting Services have already been NCAA approved and have backing from NCAA ordinance 12.3.3.1 titled Talent Evaluation Services and Agents states “a prospective student-athlete may allow a scouting service or agent to distribute personal information (e.g., high school academic and athletic records, physical statistics) to member institutions without jeopardizing his or her eligibility, provided the fee paid to such an agent is not based on placing the prospective student-athlete in a college institution as a recipient of institutional financial aid.”