The mission and vision of #PushThru Recruiting Service is simple; we want to be the best at helping every high school basketball player find a place to play a the collegiate level.  At each step of the recruiting process with our clients we deliver value, advice and expert point of view.

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To accomplish this, we rely on five core principles that guide our recruiting strategy, behavior and relationships:

 

1.  Basketball Skill Evaluation

Each client must have four (4) basketball skill evaluation done by one of our partnered trainers.  This is to help determine where to focus recruiting based on the clients basketball skill sets.

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​2.  Official High School Transcript

Each client must provide an official copy of their high school transcript.  This is to help determine where to focus recruiting based on academic performance.

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3.  Awards and Accolades

Each client can provide a copy of any awards or accolades accomplished academically or athletically.

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4.  Resume

Based on the basketball skill evaluation, transcript, and any awards/accolades we will create a resume to present to colleges in the recruiting process that highlights our clients skill sets academically and athletically.

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5.  Highlight Video

Each client will provide a short 2 minute maximum highlight video of them in game situations demonstrating:

 

Offense Skills

*  Finishing at the rim

*  Shooting mid-range and threes

*  Passing

 

Defensive Skills

*  Rebounding

*  Rotating/help

*  On ball pressure​

 

Toughness​

*  Taking charges

*  Diving for loose balls

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Once we have a resume establish we then target:

1. The clients Dream 15 colleges/universities

2. 200 Colleges/universities at all levels that fit the clients resume outside of their Dream 15

3. Camps of schools that have interest in our clients to get them in front of the coaches.

 

Collegiate levels of play include:

• NCAA Division 1

• NCAA Division 2

• NCAA Division 3

• NAIA Division 1

• NAIA Division 2

• NCCAA (National Christian College Athletic Association) Divisions I and II

• NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association Divisions) I,II, and III

• CCCAA (California Community College Athletic Association)

• USCAA (United States Collegiate Athletic Association)

• NWAC (Northwest Athletic Conference)

• ACCA (Association of Christian College Athletics)

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For more information contact Coach Gerald Sledge below.