Players & recruiting

Film that getswatched

Highlight reels and recruiting cuts for individual players, built to the format college coaches actually ask for rather than whatever looks good to a parent.

Built to the standard coaches expect

Recruiting video has real conventions, and reels that ignore them get closed early. Published NCAA recruiting guidance is consistent on the shape of it: three to four minutes, roughly twenty to thirty clips, opening with your strongest three to five because a coach decides in about the first thirty seconds. The player identified with a spotlight or arrow at the start of every clip. Contact details at the front and the back. Game footage, not drills, with goalies the one exception.

That's what we cut to. Not a hype video with music over it, though we'll make you one of those separately if you want something for social.

What you get

• A recruiting reel cut to the length and clip count coaches expect, with you identified on every clip.
• Contact slides front and back, including your club coach's details.
• Position-specific focus, because what a defenceman needs to show is not what a forward needs to show.
• Full game film on request, which is what a coach asks for after the reel does its job.

The reel is the first step, not the last

A highlight reel gets you looked at. When a coach is genuinely interested, the next thing they ask for is full game film, because that's where they see decision-making, effort away from the puck, and how you respond after a mistake. Worth knowing before you spend money on a reel alone.