Congrats Edward Tre’ Williams who was offered a Full Scholarship to Rutgers University on June 3rd 2017. We are extremely excited for him and his family. Stay focused Tre’ and continue elevating toward success. By: Supreme Staff

Almost all athletes aspire to increase their hops. It’s especially important for athletes who play basketball and volleyball, but regardless of the sport a higher vertical jump will help you perform better. But this can be frustrating. Some of you might think you simply weren’t born with jumping skills, whereas others can practically leap through

College coaches never say, “I hate my multi-sport athletes.” The opposite is true. They love them!  Here are four reasons why multi-sport athletes are better and more attractive to college coaches. Sport Skills Transfer Eighty-seven percent of the picks in the 2015 NFL Draft were former multi-sport athletes. And this isn’t a one-year anomaly. The

Even in a world where kids are specializing in a sport at the age of 7, there are still a few athletes who compete year-round in a variety of sports. This article is aimed at the multi-sport athlete, primarily in high school. Playing multiple sports is a great way to become a well-rounded athlete. But

The importance of the campus visit After twenty years in collegiate football I’ve joked that there should be a home somewhere for former recruiting coordinators. This particular position on a staff can be very lonely and challenging work, finding the prospective athletes who will be the right match for a program’s needs academically, athletically, and

SAT or ACT? Do you know which test is right for you? Colleges accept both tests equally, so the choice is up to you! here’s what you need to know to compare the exams. Why take it? Colleges use both SAT and ACT scores for admissions and merit-based scholarships Test structure The SAT consists of

Everyone dreams of playing big-time college sports. In these fantasies, we are always throwing the game-winning touchdown pass or hitting the go-ahead three-pointer with no time left on the clock. Conspicuously absent from our daydreams are the countless hours spent in the classroom or doing homework. Basically, fans forget about the student part of Division

Long before Tebowing entered the lexicon and years before winning the Heisman Trophy, Tim Tebow broke records and caused controversy at Nease High School in Florida. Tebow, who was homeschooled, got to suit up for his local public school much to the chagrin of the opposition. Despite not breaking any rules, Tebow was criticized for

Here is a Recruiting Glossary For Parents ACT/SAT: Standardized tests used by colleges for admissions purposes. Students must meet minimum requirements for these tests for the NCAA Eligibility Center and to meet individual college requirements. Keywords: NCAA Clearinghouse, Initial eligibility center Admissions Contact: Postcard, letter, email, package, and/or phone call directly from a college admissions department. AP: Advanced

1. “I am officially offering you a scholarship” Email: Dear Jacob, At this time, I am confirming our decision to offer you a scholarship to attend Boston College and become a student-athlete in our football program. A full scholarship will cover the cost of room, board, books, tuition and fees. Our offer is based on

The NCAA strictly regulates when coaches can call recruits. But, recruits can initiate contact and call coaches at any time. It’s a good idea to take advantage of that, pick up the phone, and tell coaches who you are. Good communication with coaches is the single most important aspect of the recruiting process. It’s a

One of the most perplexing parts of recruiting for many families has been the shift in recent years for high school athletes to focus on one sport for a variety of reasons, one of them being to help get a college athletics scholarship. Michigan State head basketball coach loves recruiting players who play multiple sports

The greatest difference between our children’s sporting experience and our own is the rise of year round, sport specific organizations that ask – even require – season after season of participation in order to stay in the player development pipeline. The pressure to have your child specialize in a single sport at a young age

On December 10th, iCare! Hosted a clothing drive to support local agencies that house families in need. iCare! Received items well worth over $35,000. These items were donated to My People Clinical Services, St. Agnes, and Community Solutions Inc. iCare! Also provided an opportunity for Blue Hills Civic’s in-school promise zone youth to volunteer. When

Congrats to our Supreme Athletes K.C Bennett and Jaiden Murphy for standing out at the 2016 ASTC Youth Football Combine/Skills Clinic. Jaiden and K.C were sponsored by former UCONN star RB Andre Dixon. Dixon was a teammates of our CEO, Stack Williams while at UCONN. #SupremeAthlete

Empowering others, giving back to the community, and spreading knowledge, peace, and love are a few of the reasons Supreme Philanthropy teamed up with Winner’s Circle and AllXity for the 2nd ‘Annual Break Bread + Build’ Community Feast. The event took place on November 21st, 2015 in the North End of Hartford at the Parker Memorial Center. We

The month of October holds significance for supporters of Breast Cancer awareness and Domestic Violence awareness. Those who are affected or know someone who has been affected usually show their support by attending community events and making donations. Another common way to show your support is by wearing pink to represent Breast Cancer or purple to represent Domestic Violence.

Recognizing the Importance of Finding Affordable Ways to Pay for College! The financial aid process can be complex. Yet it is a necessary component in order to  receive the government loans and grant money available to college attendance costs. Part of our focus within Supreme Education is to mentor our members in such a way

Every quarter we will highlight athletes that go above and beyond the call of duty. Our very mission sets us apart from the rest and that same #SUPREME effort is what we expect from our athletes in all aspects of their lives. This quarter there were a few athletes that rose to that challenge. The