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About Us

We are a team of former college head coaches, assistant college coaches, and division I and division II scholarshipped athletes. We learned many hard lessons from our experience as players and coaches on recruitment that led to missed opportunities and an arduous path when it didn’t have to be that way. We have made it our mission to help athletes and families have the truth about what it takes to receive an athletic college and the simplicity of it when the noise is pushed aside and the proven blueprint is laid out for them.

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​Through our college coaching experience, we perfected how to take average athletes and bring them into the top 2% of their sport. We bring them to levels where they are fulfilling their dreams and goals when many of them were told by their parents and coaches they would never achieve these things.

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We know what to get players to focus on and how to get players to continuously improve with the correct information, the right amount of practice, and follow-through.

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We also know what not to focus on and what to ignore (the hype)

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We have an extensive and continuously expanding network of four-year coaches who know, respect and trust us and look to us to provide for them not only honest evaluations but those student-athletes who will be successful in their programs. We also have the experience to properly promote each individual athlete.

Founder & CEO

Julz Allender 

Julz was a successful women's basketball college coach for nearly 15 years. In her tenure as a head coach, she created a culture of success both on and off the court. In just a short time she took two collegiate programs and turned them into high-powered programs where they were constantly in the discussion as one of the top women's basketball programs across the state of California.

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Julz has successfully produced 12 all-state players, 5 conference MVPs, 30 all-conference players, the State of California Female Scholar Athlete of the Year, and the Northern California Player of the Year.

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More impressive is the rate at which she helped players receive scholarships to play at the next level.Julz's personal experience as a College Head Coach, and NCAA Division I basketball player gives her a unique insight into the process of getting athletes to not only reach their full potential but to get them to reach potentials, not yet imagined.

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She continues to use her skill set to assist dedicated athletes in achieving their goals and reaching higher and higher levels of success.

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Those who have been coached and mentored by Julz will tell you she has a way of getting you to get the best out of yourself.

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Ryan Cooper

Ryan Cooper spent 2 seasons as the associate head coach for the San José State women's basketball program. He was the head men's basketball coach at Notre Dame de Namur for the 2019-20 season while being the youngest head coach (33 years old) in the PacWest Conference. 


Prior to taking over at the helm of NDNU, Cooper was the San José State men's basketball recruiting coordinator and director of basketball operations in 2016 before being promoted to an assistant coach by Jean Prioleau in 2018.  

 

In all 3 roles at the division I and division II levels Ryan spent a large part of his career recruiting high school and junior college athletes across the country.  From evaluating talent in person, through film, receiving emails, and working with parents, high school and club coaches to ensure that each student-athlete met not only the technical skills standards but were also academically eligible. His expertise in recruitment and eligibility run deep.

 

Cooper is currently the director of girls basketball at Menlo School and in his first year at the helm the Knights won the Central Coast Section championships.
 

Cooper received his Masters of Arts in Education from National University in 2015. 

 

Cooper continues to help student-athletes through his expertise in recruitment, exposure, development and academic eligibility to ensure they are receiving the athletic scholarship opportunities they have worked so hard for. 

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