Kirby Burnham
University of Southern California;  Los Angeles, California

Kirby is an outside hitter from Orange County that was highly recruited. In an effort to further her exposure, Kirby had her video and online profile made to highlight her talent. Her hard work paid off, which has given Kirby the opportunity to make an early commitment to play volleyball for the University of Southern California in 2010. 

"We appreciate Next Play's professional hands-on approach in making a fantastic video that is fun, informative, and a terrific recruiting tool that we are proud to send to colleges" Jody Burnham, Parent

Kassi Hargrove
Utah State; Logan, Utah

In addition to Kassi's full scholarship offer and acceptance to Utah State, Kassi helped lead her 4A high school team to Nevada's State Championship victory in November, 2008. Kassi and her parents used her video and actively marketed her talent to schools that interested her, until her hard work paid off - in more ways than one. 

"All of the colleges had nothing but praise and wanted to know who shot our amazing video. Next Play was extremely instrumental in our recruiting process. We could not have done it without you," Dave Hargrove, Parent

Ashley Armstrong
Santa Clara University; Santa Clara, California

 Ashley worked hard in the gym and classroom and is a true example that exposure is the key to success. A scholarship recipient, Ashley will be able to enjoy leading her final year of high school basketball this season without the stress of college recruitment - she did it! 

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Kayla Lommori
Santa Clara University; Santa Clara, California

Kayla Lommori of Yerington High School in rural Nevada committed to Santa Clara University on a full scholarship to play volleyball. Kayla made her recruitment video production with Next Play following her sophomore club season and verballed during her junior year.

"Next Play is a valued partner of the volleyball club," Danny McLaughlin, Kayla's Coach and Director of Capital City Volleyball Club

Jennifer Martensen now plays infield for Idaho State in the Big Sky conference after submitting her video to her dad's alma mater and was offered a scholarship.

"Her experience shooting her video with Next Play was professional, organized and fun. We would recommend their services to anyone serious about obtaininig a college scholarship." John Martensen, dad

Trey Edmunds
Utah Valley University; Orem, Utah

"Wolverine signs seven highly-touted recruits" begins the article on the UVU website and includes a long list of Trey Edmunds many wrestling accomplishments.

"Without the help of Next Play, I don't think this process would have been as smooth. I promote Next Play to everyone I see and talk to. They have done a wonderful job with my son and I could not be happier with their services or professionalism. Thank you Next Play."  Brett Edmunds, dad

A highly talented and multi-positional player, Reeder was also an exceptional student when she accepted her scholarship to Cornell University. She utilized video to communicate with distant schools like Hawaii before committing, which helped entice scholarship offers. 

"They did the filming, put together the DVDs, then pacaged it up. All we had to do was send them to the colleges."  Mike Reeder, dad

Erica came from a small town and lacked exposure to the small colleges that typically do not have the funds to travel to recruit.

"I wanted you to know that Erica has received a volleyball scholarship! They were most impressed wtih her recruiting video and I know it made a difference in her selection. Thanks again!" Kim Thomas, mom

Amy only had old VHS style tapes for Next Play to convert into in her recruitment production, but there was no denying her talent even in less than perfect original footage. Her highlight chapters are some of the best Next Play has seen, helping her to obtain a full scholarship to the University of Montana.

After developing her skills and confidence, Laura began sending her video to larger, Division I colleges until her self-marketing tactics paid off when she was offered a full-scholarship at Central Conneticut.

Paige McLean
University of Nevada, Reno;  Reno, NV

 Hailey Corthell
Wagner College; Staten Island, NY

Hailey, a Division I talent in need of exposure, was able to send her video across the country to show the Wagner College where she received a scholarship and her dream of playing college ball. 

"Our daughter verballed this week at a school in New York. Your video paved the way for us. Thanks again!" Gail Corthell, mom

Lindsay Ford
University of Hartford; West Hartford, CT 

A talented setter out of Capital City Volleyball Club, Lindsay was offered a scholarship to the University of Hartford because of the long hours she put into her practices at the club. 

Tosha Nunes
University of Great Falls;  Great Falls, MT

Tosha, a 6'1" outside hitter, found her dreams with a scholarship offer at a NAIA school in Montana. Thanks to her video submission, recruiters were able to see her power and skill easily and effectively. 

Zack Quilici
University of Nevada, Reno;  Reno, NV

Diana Rutt
Franklin Pierce University;  Rindge, NH  

Diana dreamed of playing college volleyball when a small, private Division II school made her dreams come true, scholarship included. Diana was willing to travel from rural Dayton, Nevada to New Hampshire where she now plays outside hitter for the Franklin Pierce Ravens.

Casey Pomeroy - Softball
Norfolk State University; Norfolk, VA

Melanie Lashbrook - Volleyball
Cal State University; Monterey Bay, California

Breanna Tognoli - Volleyball
David and Elkins College West; West Virginia 

 Ashleigh Rahming - Softball
University of Evansville;  Evansville, IN

 Jessica Woods - Volleyball
Wright State University; Dayton, OH

Kari Losure - Softball
Norfolk State University; Norfolk, VA