Tips, guides, and insights about sports scholarships in the United States and sports news from Panama.
The NCAA officially changed how athlete eligibility is measured. Now the 5-year competition window starts at age 19 or high school graduation, whichever comes first. Here's what this means for Latin American families.
Behind every sports scholarship is a relationship. Discover how New Vision Sports' direct connections with NCAA Division I coaches like Missouri State's Michael Seabolt give our athletes a real recruiting advantage.
Learn the 2026 college soccer season calendar, how the transfer portal affects available spots, and when to contact coaches if you're recruiting from Latin America.
One of our athletes made his debut in USL League One with Sarasota Paradise, the first New Vision Sports soccer player to compete in a US professional league after developing through Europe.
Alan Ramírez, Dominican soccer player and New Vision Sports athlete, co-developed Innovial — an AI-powered smart traffic light system using solar energy to reduce road accidents in the Dominican Republic.
Athletic scholarships in the USA cover 28% to 100% of college costs for international student-athletes. Complete guide to NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA divisions, requirements, real budget ranges and process from a Latin American agency.
Discover what metrics college coaches actually demand, how the 2025-26 NCAA rule changes affect scholarships, and why JUCO may be your smartest first step.
The NCAA just approved a fall-spring college soccer season starting 2027-28. More games, better exposure — here's what international players need to know now.
NCAA Division 1, 2 and 3 differences explained for international athletes: scholarship rules, level of play, academics and which division fits you.
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