SPORTS ADVISING

Educate, Advise, Mentor
Sports Recruitment Consultant
Family Advisor

MCN Believes in every players ability to reach success in achieving their athletic goals. As advisors and mentors, we provide our players and families with a support system to help navigate the ever changing landscape of their chosen sport.

Whether you are looking to Junior, College, University, Minor Pro, European Pro, or are just looking for more exposure, the path can be difficult. MCN will work with you to navigate through decisions and options at hand determining what is best for YOU!

Working with our team, you will have access to Ex-Pro and high-level players, as well as high level scouts and coaches, providing first hand experience and knowledge. Our team has been there and understands what it takes to make a team, be placed on the wire, and reach goals and success.

Our players’ success is a result of their focus and commitment and work ethic, something we truly believes in helping our players with.

  • COACHING CONTACT & EXPOSURE

    It is difficult to get noticed if someone is not looking for you. Our team will contact coaches to inform them about upcoming games, showcases, or tournaments. Our goal is to get your name on the front of a coaches mind before they enter the arena. MCN connects with coaches and General Managers to discuss our players attributes and ensuring we are up to speed on each teams needs.

  • PLAYER MENTORING

    MCN strives to assist our athletes, representing their best interest. We are here to help guide and answer questions during the season tryout and recruitment process.

  • DETAILED PLAYER EVALUATIONS

    Players will receive a detailed personal evaluation, which is assessed during game play. Providing feedback in a positive and constructive way, will give information allowing players to see where they need improvement and excel.

  • 1-ON-1 SUPPORT FROM ADVISING TEAM

    The game is a continuous roller coaster of ups and downs. We help our players navigate tryouts and supporting in decision process.

  • HONEST ADVICE

    You and your family will sit with an advisor to discuss your goals and expectations. Our advisor will go over your grades, test scores, and athletic background to figure out a plan of action. We will offer you several options while explaining the differences in all.

  • NCAA ADVISORS

    NCAA Rules about Family Advisors and Agents

WHAT SEPARATES US FROM OTHER ADVISORS?
Our team of advisors have years of experience in playing and coaching their chosen sport. This assures that you receive the most knowledgeable advice possible. All of our advisors are still heavily involved in their sport and are up to date with the current trends and NCAA regulations.

It is important to choose an advisor you feel comfortable to work with for years to come. Do you need an Advisor – the answer is NO, it is up to the player and family to determine if an advisor is a fit for them. Having an advisor is an option and is a tool you can choose to have.

WHY CHOOSE AN ADVISOR (NCAA)?
An Advisor is necessary to maintain your NCAA eligibilty. It is permissible for you to have an Advisor, but not an Agent, without jeopardizing your eligibility at an NCAA school.

It is important to note that in order to maintain your eligibility at the NCAA school, if you receive assistance from an advisor, you will be required to pay that advisor at his or her normal rate for such services. 

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NCAA rules about Family Advisors and Agents
  • Young athletes, who I will refer to as prospective student-athletes (PSAs), are not permitted to have agents who market their (athletic) skills or negotiate with professional teams on their behalf. The definition of a professional team includes major junior teams (NCAA bylaw 12.2.3.2.4).
  • PSAs may not have written or oral agreements with agents. This includes agreements for future representation.
  • Family members of PSAs are not permitted to have written or oral agreements with agents.
  • PSAs are not permitted to accept benefits from agents, such as money, meals, clothing, hockey equipment, or other things of value.
  • PSAs and their families are permitted to have advisors to offer guidance and advice, so long as that advisor does not market his or her client’s hockey skills or negotiate with professional teams on behalf of the client.
  • If a PSA or his family uses the services of an advisor, he must compensate that advisor in an amount equal to the services provided. A modest annual fee is recommended.
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