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Pick what matters
Start with your sport, grade, and the kind of school day you want.
A field guide for student-athletes
Find your place.On the team and beyond.
Explore boarding-school sports with clearer questions, honest context, and room to choose your own path.
Built around evidence, not rankings
The whole picture
Your school is more than its scoreboard.
We bring the athletic details next to the academic and everyday questions that shape your experience. Every real school fact will have a source and a school year.
MethodologyChoose a starting point
Two sports. Different questions.
A real story, on and off the ice
Meet Frank Fan.
The choices behind a student-athlete's path are more personal than a roster or a score. Get to know Frank through moments on the ice and a recorded conversation.
Explore Frank's story01 / FRANK FANA better way to explore
From curiosity to a useful conversation.
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Compare the evidence
Look at the same season and team level. See what is known and what needs checking.
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Ask the next question
Leave with a short list for a school, a coach, or your own research.
Explore schools
A clearer way to compare.
This preview uses fictional school profiles and sample fields. No school facts here are verified or published recommendations.
A sample profile showing how a hockey program, academics, and daily life can be explored together.
9–12 · exampleIce hockey
A sample profile showing the questions to ask about course access, practice, and competition.
9–12 · exampleGolf
A sample profile illustrating how two sports can have different teams, seasons, and evidence.
9–12, PG · exampleIce hockey · Golf
Keep learning
A little more context changes the search.
01 / Finding your fit
Start with the whole school
A strong sports program matters. So do classes, boarding life, support, and the people you will see every day.
02 / Prepare to connectQuestions to ask a coach
Use a short, specific conversation to learn how a team works and what a new student should prepare.
03 / Know the evidenceHow to read a team page
A team name, a roster, and a schedule tell different stories. Learn what each source can and cannot confirm.
NEWGround AI Guide
Bring your questions. Keep your judgment.
AI Guide will help explain published sources and turn uncertainty into questions worth asking. Ask the live AI Guide for research steps and questions to bring to a school or coach.
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