NOT ANOTHER SHOWCASE. A COLLEGE EXPERIENCE.
ACE Event Details:
📍 DePaul Catholic High School | North Jersey
📅 Monday, October 11, 2027
⏰ 9:30 AM Check-In | 10:00 AM–2:00 PM On Field
🎓 2:00–2:30 PM Recruiting Seminar | Players + Parents Welcome
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It’s not just about recruiting. It’s about the college experience: being coached by D1 and high-level college coaches.
DON’T JUST PLAY IN FRONT OF COLLEGE COACHES. BE COACHED BY THEM.
This is what separates ACE from a traditional showcase.
Players will train directly with the attending college coaches in a college-style practice environment. Coaches will run the drills, teach concepts, provide feedback and interact with players throughout the session.
It gives players the opportunity to experience how college coaches teach, what they emphasize and what they expect—while giving the coaches an opportunity to evaluate how each player learns, communicates, responds to coaching and competes. GET COACHED FIRST. THEN COMPETE IN FRONT OF THOSE SAME COACHES.
LIVE GAMES & EVALUATION
Competitive games structured so every coach sees every player.RECRUITING SEMINAR
Optional player and parent recruiting discussion with Advanced Athlete Advisory and attending college coaches.FILM INCLUDED
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We want players and college coaches leaving ACE saying:
“That was a great event. That was worth my time.”
That requires the right players, the right coaches and an environment where they can actually interact.
Once a position reaches capacity, registration for that position closes.
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PRINCETON • VILLANOVA • ST. JOE’S • FAIRFIELD • SYRACUSE
Additional NCAA college coaches will also be in attendance.
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THE ACE FORMAT
① TRAIN — NCAA COACH-LED TRAINING
Players train directly with attending college coaches in a college-style practice environment. Coaches run the drills, teach, provide feedback and get to see how players learn, communicate and respond to coaching.② COMPETE — LIVE GAMES & EVALUATION
Players transition directly into live competition in front of those same coaches. Games are structured so every coach sees every player compete.③ LEARN — RECRUITING SEMINAR
Players and parents are invited to an optional recruiting discussion with Advanced Athlete Advisory and attending college coaches covering evaluation, communication and the college recruiting process.Schedule
9:30 – 10:00am · Check-in
10:00-11:00am Skills Session
11:00-12:00pm Competition Session
12:00-2:00pm Games
2:00 – 2:30 · Recruiting seminar with Advanced Consulting and the college coaches ( players and parents welcome not mandatory)
What ACE Families Are Saying
Feedback from Session 1 parents — every family rated us 10/10 for likelihood to recommend.
“It’s a professionally run day that attracts talented kids who want to play the right way. The coaches from all the colleges were active participants and watched the kids on the field during games and in drills. The communication before, during, and after the event was also thorough and frankly unmatched.”
“ACE stands out because of the coach-to-player ratio. Instead of getting lost in a crowd, players get meaningful reps in front of evaluators and specific feedback on their game. My son came away with a clear sense of where he stands and what to work on. I’d recommend it to any family serious about development and recruiting.”
“Super organized and professional college showcase and learning experience.”
“This was by far the best showcase we have attended. The communication, the coaches, the attention to each player because of the small amount taken goes far above and beyond any other showcase we have seen.”
“A great opportunity to play amongst really good talent and be seen in front of some coaches without having to travel far.”
“High level intense competition, well considered sessions and top notch coaching.”
“Competitive but supportive environment with top notch college coaching and first class social media exposure.”
“You can tell Coach Lou cares about the players and it comes through in all aspects of this event. Excellent value and use of time.”
“Fantastic event.” “One heck of an event. My son couldn’t say enough about it.”