At HSA, we are dedicated to fostering youth development through sports. Our mission is to cultivate skill, teamwork, and a passion for the game in every player. We compete on national schedules, providing our athletes with opportunities to showcase their talent on the largest stages. Look no further than HSA to elevate your scholar-athlete.

College Preparatory Approach

We model our program off of innovative college-style athletic facilities, which includes film breakdown, mental quizzes, situational awareness tailored to each respective sport, and so much more. With a commitment to excellence and inclusivity, we provide a supportive environment where young athletes can grow both on and off the field. Our experienced coaches and staff are here to inspire and guide the next generation of talent as they embark on their athletic journey.

Through network, facility tours, and long conversations, we have tailored our approach to what colleges look for in scholar-athletes with the help of prominent Division 1 Program figures: 

  • Strength & Conditioning – Director of Strength & Conditioning –  University of Iowa
  • Nutrition – University of Maryland Terps – Director of Nutrition
  • Culture Engagement – Head Football Coach – University of Maryland Terps
  • Recruitment – Director of Player Personnel – Temple University
  • Academic Counseling/Success – Director of Admissions – Villanova
  • Parent/Coach Dynamic – Safeties Coach – Michigan State University
  • Gameday Operations – Athletic Director – University of Rutgers
  • Program Building – Defensive Coach – Syracuse
  • Situational Play calling – Quality Control Coach – Baltimore Ravens
  • Defensive Approach – Assistant Coach – Washington Commanders

We are prepared to handle every corner of operation every season as we continue to scale upwards.

Stronger Competition Clear Path Ahead

90%

of student-athletes who compete at the college level previously competed for a club team during the recruiting process.

85%

of college recruiting is through private programs due to athletes strength of schedule/competition and readiness

15%

public school recruitment, cold visits, camp invite show-outs