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NAIA and NCAA Sports Recruiting
Who we are and how we can help you play college sport This service is provided by a father and son team, Ken and Mike Lancaster. We are both athletes and can identify with you the athlete and your sporting ambitions.
It is extremely difficult to find information about how to apply for college scholarships, in particular, college athletic scholarships. Contacting colleges and coaches as well as trying to work through the maze of rules imposed by the NCAA is not easy. Through our hard work Mike was offered over 40 college athletic scholarships around the country. He has been a 2-time representative of the Australian Triathlon Team and placed 10th at the 1999 World Duathlon Championships. Mike has been the holder of 22 local, regional and state records on the track, and co-world record holder in the 10-man, 24hr track relay. |
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Ken is president of the Traralgon Harriers Athletic Club and is still a registered competing athlete. He now concentrates mainly on Marathons at a slightly slower pace than in years gone by. He is also a competitive kayaker and has only recently completed the 404 Km Murray River Marathon, the longest kayak race in the world. Ken has a background in industrial relations and has been actively involved in a number of youth organizations including Scouting, Junior Football and of course Track and Field. He is also a past vice-president of our local high school council. (Traralgon Secondary College). |
| We both can identify with aspiring college athletes. Mike has been through the recruiting process 3 times and knows just how tough it can be, but with good communication skills and a willingness to market yourself you can get recruited. |
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