I can't say enough about how Elite Sports Advising helped us navigate through the maze of today's recruiting environment.  Every bit of advice they gave us was spot on.  We didn't realize how fast the process moved and they stayed with us every step of the way.  Their knowledge of the college baseball community helped guide us to the right events maximizing my son's exposure and saving us time and money.  My son was able to receive an offer from a school that will be a great fit for him.  We couldn't have managed this process on our own.

Our son, Max, had to deal with health issues in his junior year.  Thankfully, Justin and his team of advisors kept us from panicking or settling for lessor options by advising us to just get him healthy and assuring us that there would be opportunities into the spring of his senior season.  Justin’s trust in our son’s abilities never wavered and he translated that into offers from several excellent programs by promoting him to the right schools. Max ended up signing with the University of Nebraska-Omaha, in late May of his senior year.

Literally, the day after we signed an agreement with Justin, Sam was on the phone speaking with recruiting coordinators from elite, nationally-ranked, Division 1 programs. With Justin’s help, we received multiple, top-dollar, scholarship offers from these schools. Our dream for Sam was to have him attend the most academically challenging college and athletically competitive baseball program that we could find. Vanderbilt easily meets those criteria.

Understanding and navigating the process of college baseball recruiting is a very difficult task for both parents and athletes. I have no doubt that without the guidance from Justin Musil and his team at Elite Sports Advising, my son Jimmy would still be waiting for college offers that might not ever come.

Elite's reputation within the sporting community was instrumental in generating numerous interests from across all divisional levels of college baseball. Justin strongly advised and encouraged us not to be blinded by the D1 myopia that so many high school players encountered, but to stay focused on our goal regarding the 'best place' for Ian to grow and develop completely as a student athlete.

Matt committed to University of North Dakota his junior year and in April of his senior year, we found out they cancelled our program.  We were shocked.  Fortunately, we had Elite Sports.  Justin continually communicated with us as opportunities arose.  He let coaches know when Matt would be throwing and encouraged them to attend.  Undoubtedly, Justin's credibility with college coaches convinced them that a flight to Minnesota was worth their time.  In the end, our son chose Southern Miss and we couldn't be happier.

You provided your honest opinion of what would be the best fir for Nick and where he could realistically achieve his goals.  You guided us to the right showcases and camps that would get Nick the most exposure.  At the end of the day, you became a true friend to our family and made the recruiting process easy to understand and fun.  Without you, Nick would not be signed to play at the University of Kentucky!

Before working with Elite, we wasted considerable resources on camps and showcases that had little possibility of getting us where we wanted...but we didn’t know any better.  Elite helped us save time and money and was honest, available, and realistic.

It is evident to us that the opportunities would not have been available without your connectivity to the collegiate baseball programs around the country.  Your knowledge of the colleges, sports programs and desire to help the athlete find the correct fit was the key to our son’s wonderful opportunity!  We were most impressed by the relationship you developed with our son...thanks for caring about the athlete beyond the field.  

Without Justin's contacts, we probably would have been limited to offers from local schools.  Through Justin’s network, we were able to explore the outstate options which provided our son with an awesome recruiting experience.