Triplets Having Successful Run with NSR

Trio Getting Individual Attention from Schools Across America

It’s not all that unusual for an NSR scout to encounter talented siblings of different ages or even twins for that matter.  But, triplets?  That’s is definitely not what Northeast Pennsylvania Area Director Ed McGrady expected when he set up an appointment to interview soccer standout Zach Kimelheim from George School in Newtown, Penn.

Ed had first noticed, then evaluated, Zach at a soccer tournament where he and his team from the Buck’s Travel Club where playing.  Once in the home, Zach’s father, Robert, informed Ed that Zach had two brothers who also played the game very well.  In walked Jared and Noah.  Surprise wouldn’t adequately describe Ed’s reaction.  As the family sat down to take in what NSR could offer the kids, it became apparent that the job of trying to get three kids the recruitment and college opportunities they deserved would easily overwhelm Robert and his wife, Marie, who as physicians were already running hectic professional and personal schedules.  They, like most busy parents, need help in getting their kids’ information into the hands of college coaches. 

Once enrolled, things began to happen for the kids.  Recruiting letters started to arrive and the family soon understood the impact which NSR can have on a kid’s future.  After NSR distributed all three kids’ four-page brochures to the colleges on their individual preference lists, and NSR’s monthly promotional emails to soccer coaches around the country fully kicked in, each of the boys received interest from about 50 colleges through their newly assigned, private, NSR email boxes.  Now, it was time for the Kimelheims to be surprised. 

Individually, some of the notable colleges the boys have been contacted by are West Point, Colgate, Villanova, Minnesota and Georgetown.   And as 2013 grads, each of the boys is getting a lot of college soccer camp invitations. 

With two years left in their recruiting, the Kimelheim family is looking forward to continued activity, interest and contact with college coaches through the NSR promotional program.  They can rest assured that not only will NSR aggressively promote Jared, Noah and Zach, but that they will have an experienced scout in Ed McGrady to guide them through the various stages of the recruiting process.  With an on-the-ground, experienced scout and friend to rely on, the Kimelheim’s have what every family should have, a partner in what will surely become a complicated array of options and issues for their kids.