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What is it?

We provide a "hands on" program to assist student athletes to develop, improve and utilize their athletic skill and academic abilities to access the best possible U.S. University scholarship opportunities available to them.

Academic success and achievement is a major component of the program. We will provide advice regarding academic eligibility and requirements, individual academic/athletic match-ups, SAT / ACT preparation courses and testing dates. In order to provide the student athlete with a university/college placement where there will be the best chance to succeed and graduate, every BRYST client will be accessible to all coaches and universities via the internet from the time of enrollment in addition to the normal resume match-up process.

Our coaching staff are well qualified and experienced. They have developed a positive rapport with college/university coaches over a number of years. Our training sessions in specific sports are year-round, hence providing for the highest possible level of training in order to improve skill development.

In summary, our service provides flexibility to meet individual needs and circumstances.

Who can participate?

You are Male and Female Competitive Players. You work hard to obtain the highest possible GPA in qualifying core courses. You will take the time to prepare diligently to write the SAT or ACT (entrance examinations that all students must write who wish to attend school in the U.S.).

"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." You have taken that step by enrolling in our Scholarship Program and have begun to shed the light on your academic and athletic future!

Why Should I attend?

All encompassing, start to finish 'hands-on' service.
One time fee regardless of when the student athlete enters the program.
All training and skill development sessions at a reduced cost to BRYST clients.
Up-to-date academic/athletic computerized match-up system to select the best and most appropriate placement opportunities.
Personal contact person to provide advice and counsel regarding scholarship opportunities.
Preparation and submission of resumes (up to 50) to the 'best fit' accredited universities/colleges.
Qualified academic personnel to review and advise student athletes regarding course selection, direction and SAT/ACT preparation.
Up-to-date information on N.C.A.A. and N.A.I.A. rules, regulations and policies affecting student athletes.
Accessibility via the internet to all coaches and universities in North America from time of enrollment.
Written evaluations as appropriate, to provide suggestions for improvement that are key to securing an athletic scholarship.

Assessing your abilities

Most student athletes have a very difficult time assessing their ability to obtain an athletic scholarship. There are many reasons for this:

The tendency to underrate your skills and abilities.
The lack of knowledge, particularly of the U.S. University/College system where athletic scholarships are a way of life.
The belief that only the elite athlete will be in demand.

Knowledge of the entire athletic scholarship procedure that is a focus in the American high school programs, is very foreign to most secondary schools in other countries.

"I wanted to let you know that from day one of meeting with yourself, with your focus on the the education balance of the student athlete, it has taken a great hold of Josh. He made the Dean's list this year and is really driven with his schooling goals with his current four year program and grad future options. We wish you and Bryst all the very best. It is an outstanding program and coaching staff. If at any time a person is enquiring for reference purposes, it would be a pleasure to provide feedback to others with respect to the club versus provincial team versus Academy program. With sincere appreciation."

Dave Wyman (father of Josh Wyman)