• The Football World Has Dramatically Changed – The Stakes Are Higher than Ever Before
• NCAA athletes will soon be paid, and today’s high school athletes can be top earners before the NFL
• Training and exposure are critical to maximizing this opportunity
• By attending, athletes will receive:
  1. Honest evaluation of their national ranking
  2. Strengths & weaknesses report
  3. Year-round training plan

For talented athletes competing at the youth, middle school and high school levels, this window of opportunity is small. The road is short and the training time is limited.

Our regional scouts from throughout the country are responsible for identifying and selecting athletes to The Academy. They connect with local youth leagues and evaluate top high school athletes in each region using game film and recommendations from coaches.

They then rank each athlete per position and grade and then top athletes at each position are invited as per the plan below.   

The main criteria:

1. Football Talent and Production
2. Football Skill
3. Physical Ability (Size, Strength and Speed)
4. Character and Motor     

Our Grading Scale (Relative to Level/Grade):

5 – “Elite” – Great athletes and great football players

4 – “Very Good” – Great athletes and good football players

3 – “Good”  – Good athletes with right intangibles (solid athletic makeup, good football ability but great intangible qualities)   

2025 SCHEDULE

• Greensboro NC Paige HS (Greensboro) 5/23-5/25
• Danbury CT Danbury HS (Danbury) 5/30-6/01
• Denville NJ Morris Catholic HS (Denville) 7/11-7/12

 The three-day Academy (Friday to Sunday) features 18 intense and exciting hours of athlete
development and athlete training. The Academy is priced at $435. That amounts to $25 per
hour for world-class football training with former and current NFL coaches. We have tried to
keep our costs in line with the current costs of local training as measured by the $25 hourly rate.
If invited, the deposit is $250 to secure your spot.

What Happens at The Academy – Athlete Benefits

• Latest Football Testing – 10 Evaluations will test current skill, physical ability and decision making/recognition
• Exciting 1on1 Competition – 4 Sessions of 1on1 competition to showcase and test your ability
• Master Skill Sessions – 4 On-field elite skill building sessions taught by some of the NFL’s best positional coaches
• Classroom Sessions – 2 In-depth video reviews of your skill work and 1v1 competition by our NFL Coaches
• World-Class Breakouts – 4 Athlete and parent focused breakouts that share insight into Performance Under Pressure, Latest Nutrition Plans, Top Training Practices and the “Game” Behind College Recruiting
• Report Card – 1 In-depth and honest breakdown of your full football ability that highlights strengths and weakness in your game
• Year-Round Training Plan - Training plan that athletes can execute year-round and use as a “Road Map” for football success

Goat Farm Sports runs the biggest and most exciting national showcase events in the country. Top Academy athletes who perform well as rated by their NFL positional coaches will be highlighted on our ranking shows and featured in our national content.

They are then invited to the final Academy of the year called “The Best of the Best”  this July and then to our National Combine in Texas this December 19th-21st, 2025, to compete nationally against the nation’s best.

These are “invite-only events” and not open to the public.

Called ‘America’s Bowl Game’, Goat Farm Sports runs the biggest high school all-star game during Military Appreciation Bowl.  The game is played in Texas at The Star, the Dallas Cowboys' Frisco home. This December’s event features the nation’s top 80 high school seniors on national television.

Given our national scouting network at levels, Goat Farm Sports will be scouting for an All-American Game for top 5^th through 8^th graders. Top athletes will be selected at The Academy and at other elite events that we scout.   

Our National Selection Team will make final recommendations and selections during the year.