Exposure & NIL Regional Showcases

Our showcases are open to high school athletes in Grades 9–12 as well as post-grad athletes who are pursuing college basketball opportunities. 

Every athlete competes in three showcase games run by current or former college and professional coaches. Rotations are structured to ensure players are evaluated and have the opportunity to be seen.

College coach engagement varies by region, NCAA calendar, and time of year. Exposure is provided through in-person attendance when permissible, and through professional game film that can be used for college outreach, highlight reels, and evaluation.

Yes. All games are professionally filmed. Film is not included in registration. Editing, highlight reels, and access to game footage are available directly through our third-party video provider. Full details and pricing will be provided by the provider prior to each event.

Yes. Families participate in a live NIL education session that explains how Name, Image, and Likeness works at both the high school and college level, how to protect eligibility, how to communicate with coaches, and how to build a compliant personal brand.

In many states, yes. We explain how high school athletes can legally create NIL opportunities through brand partnerships, appearances, merchandise, and social media, depending on state guidelines and school policies.

No. We do not sign athletes to NIL contracts or deals. Our focus is education, exposure, and preparation so families understand the landscape and avoid eligibility or compliance concerns. 

We do not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. We focus on the structure of NIL, state rules, eligibility considerations, and practical brand-building strategies. 

Post-grad athletes use the showcase for exposure, evaluation, placement, and film acquisition, and to understand how NIL impacts college opportunities at different levels. The event provides clarity and credibility for athletes in their final recruiting window.

Yes. The showcase provides value for athletes at all stages—whether they are already in conversations with colleges or just beginning the recruiting process.

Yes, and it is strongly encouraged. Parents receive clarity on recruiting timelines, eligibility, communication strategies, and NIL rules.

Most showcases run approximately 4–6 hours, depending on site and schedule.

Yes. To preserve a quality evaluation environment, enrollment is capped and events often fill early. We recommend registering as soon as dates open. 

We do not offer refunds. However, if we are notified at least 72 hours before the showcase, the full registration payment can be transferred to any future event of your choice.