BASKETBALL PLACEMENT AGENCY
Crosser Placement Agency was founded in 2013 to help student-athletes and their families to connect to high school, prep school and college coaches in America and Canada. The north american recruiting process is very different than Europe and often confusing for many families and student athletes. Our team of former players, coaches, scouts and athletic directors adding to our network of many American and Canadian college coaches and partners allows our placement agency to prepared and promote student athletes to some of the best schools in north America. Our agency work directly with the main american leagues (NJCAA, NAIA, NCAA, CEGEP…) and federations in order to offer the best opportunities in the sport world.
HOW WE MAKE IT POSSIBLE
To ensure the best possible follow-up, CROSSER BASKETBALL AGENCY work in partnership with numerous coaches, recruiters, schools and sports structures in Europe and north America. This support makes it possible to receive individual guidance and advice based on the academic profile, athletic abilities and ambition of each student athlete. Each year, we help young passionate athlete and their families find their way academically and/or professionally. We are proud to be able to count among our customers:
● Student athletes to whom we have found schools allowing them to link academics and sport
● (Future) Coaches, who thanks to our advice were able to find the right organizations as well as club teams in France and north America
● Sports fans who did not have the talent or the will to become high-level players but who now follow or have followed training courses in sports, medicine, physiotherapy, management, business, marketing and others areas in order to be able to work in the sports field.
WE DO WHAT OTHERS CAN'T DO
Our athletes are not regular athletes, they are real student-athletes ready to be an asset for any school in America and this is how you can know that we are different from any other European placement agency:
TEAM COACH X BASKETBALL NCAA OFFERS:
Christ Essandoko: St Joe's (PA), Providence, Rutgers, Wake Forest, New Mexico, Seton Hall, South Florida, San Diego State (#6 in 2020), North Carolina A&T, Oral Roberts, Georgetown, Maryland, Illinois, NC State, Buffalo, South Carolina, DePaul, Texas A&M, West Virginia, Ohio State, Pittsburg, Missouri State, Nebraska
Alexis Yetna: Seton Hall, NC State, Oregon State, New Mexico, Rider, Towson, Charlotte, Central Florida, St John's, Pittsburg, Rhode Island, Georgia, Iowa State, Cincinnati, De Paul, Temple, Old Dominion, St Bonaventure, Drexel, Mississippi State, South Florida, Arkansas, Orego, Texas, Florida, Ucon, Iowa, California, Arizona State, Miami, Georgia, Missouri, Boston college, Pittsburgh, Providence, Buffalo, South Carolina, Vanderbilt , Texas A&M, Dayton, Akron, University of San Diego, St Bonnies, James Madison, Chattanooga, George Washington, Cincinnati, FAU, UMKC, Siena
Maxime Ekono: Bradley, South Florida, Chicago State, Gardner Webb, Southern Utah, Montana State, La Salle, Northern Illinois
Lucie Castagné: Bryant, Binghamton
Melissa Girondin: New Hampshire, Cal Poly, Duquesne, Indiana State, Colorado State, New Orleans, Wichita State, Youngstown State, Umass, Northern Arizona, Fresno State
René Nicolas Ruel Huteau: Mississippi Valley State, Lamar, Texas State, Bryant, Texas Wesleyan
Amara Kevin Kone: Lincoln University, Georgia Southwestern State, Mississippi Valley State, South Carolina State, Houston Baptist
Stanley Poliniere: Mississippi Valley State, Alabama A&M
Cyriaque Foucart: Stetson, Kentucky State
Christian Lorng: American University, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee, Alabama Birmingham, Houston, Missouri, South Florida, Creighton, Wake Forest
Melvyn Ebonkoli: Missouri State, South Florida, Seton Hall, Nicholls State, St Peter's
Teddy Bayi: Chicago State
Yohan Yebga: Francis Marion
Alphousseyni Diedhiou: University of Alabama Birmingham, Lamar, Northern Illinois
Franck-Didier Yetna: Lincoln University
Youssouf Timera: Morgan State, South Carolina State
Emma Arca: Stonehill College, St Leo's university, Bryant University
