A complete system for grades 6 through 12: five core services, two plans that differ in how much of the academic side we manage, signed one year at a time and renewed against a year-end Milestone Confirmation.
Start with a number — how far your child actually is from the target programmes. Not a feeling: it is calculated from their UTR, grades and match record. Fill in the basics and the result comes back immediately. No fee, no appointment.
Start free →No grade requirement — families with children in kindergarten or primary school can start here too. Get the direction clear first, then decide whether to go deeper.
Early education and family choices, US high school and living arrangements, US college and the athletic path — all on the table. Materials reviewed beforehand, 60 minutes of conversation, and afterwards a written set of initial recommendations and next actions: not a conversation that ends when the call does, but a list you can act on.
$150 / ¥1,099Monday news, Wednesday case studies, Friday open Q&A — a full year of working through what this road actually asks of a family, alongside others walking it. Lily is in the group herself. No grade requirement; parents can start learning early.
$520 / ¥3,650 (per year)A five-session programme with separate syllabi for boys and girls: seeing pressure, changing the inner voice, letting go of perfect, holding focus, trusting yourself. Includes 15 minutes of daily practice, a match-day card, one parent conversation and a one-page closing summary.
Five sessions $600 / ¥4,200 · Single session $150 / ¥1,050Annual mentorship begins in grade 6; before that, start with a 1-on-1 consultation and the community. Plans A and B already include the agreed scope of 1-on-1 consultation, the 52-week community and OYM — once you sign, you do not buy them separately.
Take the free assessment →Academics as the foundation, athletics as the differentiator — a clearer, more distinctive application path for students with a sustained record of training and competition. Which high school a student enters largely determines which tier of college tennis is open four years later, so this is not a standalone application: it is the first leg of the whole path.
Requirements sit above the student's current competitive position; the case is built on individual strengths and development potential.
Academics, English and athletic ability line up with what the school asks for — with campus culture and room to grow weighted equally.
More likely on known conditions, and genuinely somewhere the family would enrol — there to spread application risk sensibly.
The school list weighs academic level, English, entry grade, athletic results and potential, team and training environment, boarding or day preference, location and family budget. The final list is confirmed jointly by the family and the advisor. Reach / Match / Safe describe a position relative to one specific student, not fixed labels on schools; Safe does not mean guaranteed admission.
| Months 1–2 | Assessment and positioning — family interview, academic and athletic review; the tiered list and action plan take shape |
| Months 3–5 | Preparation and presentation — résumé, video and application narrative; coach outreach begins |
| Months 6–9 | Interviews and submission — essays, interviews, checks, submissions and outstanding items, by each school's deadline |
| Months 10–12 | Outcomes and transition — waitlist follow-up, offer comparison and enrolment preparation |
Months are indicative. The actual order follows the signing date, entry year and each school's deadlines; the 12-month service period is set in the agreement.
The fee covers: application planning, athletic presentation, materials and interview coaching, support across all 18 applications, and follow-up and enrolment guidance through the service period.
Third-party costs are separate: school application fees, testing and score reporting, translation or certification, training and competition costs, video production, visit travel, visas, insurance and school tuition are borne by the family. Work beyond 18 schools or 12 months is agreed separately in writing.
The student must do their own writing and provide accurate materials. Coach replies, interviews and roster places are decided by the schools — this service does not promise admission, scholarship or a roster spot. “Top US high school” describes the programme's aim, not a commitment to admission at any ranked school.
Both packages share the same professional system; they differ only in how much of the academic side we manage — not in tier, but in how the family divides the work. Annual fees by grade, signed one year at a time.
Across grades 6–12 in full, Package B comes to roughly $61,000 and Package A to roughly $95,000 — the difference buys full academic management.
Academics and tennis run by one team. From course selection and testing through to matches and recruiting, one map carries through — no coordinating between separate advisors.
| Grade | Annual fee | RMB ref. | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 6 | $5,000 | ¥35,000 | Interest and habits |
| Grade 7 | $5,000 | ¥35,000 | Baseline and routine |
| Grade 8 | $10,000 | ¥68,000 | Positioning and profile |
| Grade 9 | $15,000 | ¥102,000 | Recruiting begins |
| Grade 10 | $20,000 | ¥136,000 | Recruiting accelerates |
| Grade 11 | $20,000 | ¥136,000 | Applications and commitments |
| Grade 12 | $20,000 | ¥136,000 | Closing and transition |
Grades 6–7 are light introductory years; the full programme begins in grade 8. Paying the remaining years up front earns 8% off the total (grades 8–12 come to roughly ¥532,000).
Academics stay with the family; we focus entirely on competition and recruiting. On the academic side we keep only the NCAA 16-core-course compliance check — the floor for eligibility.
| Tier 1 · Build the Player (grades 6–9) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Grade 6 | $3,000 | ¥20,000 |
| Grade 7 | $3,000 | ¥20,000 |
| Grade 8 | $5,000 | ¥34,000 |
| Grade 9 | $5,000 | ¥34,000 |
| Tier 2 · Sell the Player (grades 10–12) | ||
| Grade 10 | $15,000 | ¥102,000 |
| Grade 11 | $15,000 | ¥102,000 |
| Grade 12 | $15,000 | ¥102,000 |
Why two tiers: until the end of grade 10, D1 coaches cannot initiate contact — so the only things that become recruiting capital in those years are UTR, results and video. Once two-way contact opens, the work shifts to coach outreach, visits and applications.
Paying up front earns 8% off: Tier 1 across four years, $14,720 (about ¥100,000); Tier 2 across three years, $41,400 (about ¥281,000).
| Service | Package A · Full-Cycle | Package B · Recruiting |
|---|---|---|
| Athletic developmentMatch planning / training schedule / adolescent emotional support | Full | Match planning + OYM mental skills |
| Academic planningSAT / TOEFL / AP / GPA / course selection + NCAA 16 core courses | Fully managed | Floor only: 16-core-course compliance |
| Data systemAthlete tracking + analysis + family portal | Full | Full |
| Recruiting executionCoach outreach / video / showcases | Full | Core service |
| Applications and offersRecommendations / essays / scholarship negotiation / enrolment | Full | Full |
Both packages include: the agreed scope of 1-on-1 consultation, the 52-week NCAA community and OYM mental-skills training; parent training after signing (two online workshops a year); and the three signature modules — 1-on-1 conversations with alumni at target schools, interview coaching with senior advisors, and full official / unofficial visit planning.
Getting recruited takes years of growth; it is not a single transaction. We set the year's targets together at the start and confirm them item by item at the end — so a family always knows where the money went, where the child now stands, and what next year asks for.
You pay for the current year at the start of it — no betting on the whole journey at once. Each year matches the stage your child is actually in.
At the end of each year we go through what was delivered — lists, reports, records, correspondence, all on paper. Renew only if it holds up.
UTR, competition level, academic positioning and athlete profile: four annual targets calibrated at signing against your child's baseline, and written into a Goals Agreement.
On targets: athletic progress depends on training, competitive opportunity and a child's own pace. What we commit to is the method, the execution and an honest review — and adjusting the route each year against what actually happened.
Fees are quoted in US dollars; RMB figures are reference conversions and the amount payable is agreed at signing. Application fees, visit travel and other third-party costs are separate. UTR ranges, school counts and recruiting rules reflect current rules and industry data; each institution's policies and roster spots are set by the school in the relevant year. The signed service agreement governs the scope of work.
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Annual fees by grade, across two plans.<br><br><strong>Plan A — Full-Cycle Program</strong> (academics and tennis under one team): $5,000 in grades 6 and 7, $10,000 in grade 8, $15,000 in grade 9, and $20,000 each for grades 10 to 12. Grades 6–7 are light introductory years; the full program begins in grade 8.<br><br><strong>Plan B — Tennis Recruiting Track</strong> (academics limited to NCAA 16-core-course compliance, the rest handled by the family): Build the Player — $3,000 in grades 6 and 7, $5,000 in grades 8 and 9; Sell the Player — $15,000 each for grades 10 to 12.<br><br>Both plans are <strong>signed one year at a time</strong>: you pay for the current year at the start of it, and renew only after going through the year-end Milestone Confirmation item by item. Paying the remaining years up front earns <strong>8% off</strong> the total.<br><br>Separately: the entry point is an <strong>NCAA diagnostic (¥1,099)</strong>; the 52-week community runs ¥3,650/yr on its own; OYM mental-skills sessions are $150 each or $600 for five (10% off for signed families).<br><br>RMB figures are reference conversions; the amount payable is set at signing. Full fee table on the services page.
The earlier the better — families typically start anywhere from grade 3 to grade 10. The right timing depends on the individual, so a free assessment is the best first step.
Click "Free Assessment" on the homepage and fill out a short profile — you'll get an initial assessment within 48 hours.
Yes, we specialize specifically in NCAA tennis recruiting — built around the UTR system, coach networks, and tournament structure specific to tennis.
Log into the family portal ("Client Login" in the top right) — your full report, timeline, and booking options are all there.