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Past Member Success

Michael (Mickey) Anthony Sakalas Flour Bluff HS ’21–’23 • Romeoville HS ’19–’21 Corpus Christi, TX • Romeoville, IL Accepted to Saint Louis University (both campuses); attending SLU–Madrid to pursue a business degree and a professional European football contract.
Michael (Mickey) Anthony Sakalas Flour Bluff HS ’21–’23 • Romeoville HS ’19–’21 Corpus Christi, TX • Romeoville, IL Accepted to Saint Louis University (both campuses); attending SLU–Madrid to pursue a business degree and a professional European football contract.
Josiah D. Simmons Veterans HS — Kathleen, GA Attending Shorter University (Computer Information Systems); collegiate soccer. Goals: cybersecurity career, pursue soccer beyond college, and give back through youth player development.
Josiah D. Simmons Veterans HS — Kathleen, GA Attending Shorter University (Computer Information Systems); collegiate soccer. Goals: cybersecurity career, pursue soccer beyond college, and give back through youth player development.
Claire Van Horn Foothill HS — Pleasanton, CA Attending Westmont College (Psychology); pursuing a career in the field. Grateful for the scholarship supporting my education.
Claire Van Horn Foothill HS — Pleasanton, CA Attending Westmont College (Psychology); pursuing a career in the field. Grateful for the scholarship supporting my education.
Joshua Larry Hallanger Pekin Community HS (’22–’23) • Moody HS (’19–’22) — Pekin, IL & Moody, AL Attending Illinois College; majoring in Accounting/Finance (minor in Business). Student-athlete in esports; may add soccer after year one. Goal: master’s (and possibly PhD) leading to a well-paid business career to support my family.
Joshua Larry Hallanger Pekin Community HS (’22–’23) • Moody HS (’19–’22) — Pekin, IL & Moody, AL Attending Illinois College; majoring in Accounting/Finance (minor in Business). Student-athlete in esports; may add soccer after year one. Goal: master’s (and possibly PhD) leading to a well-paid business career to support my family.
Amaris Marks Humble HS — Humble, TX Aims to study Architecture at a university; hopes to play collegiate volleyball. Long-term goal: own an architecture firm. Grateful for the SAS scholarship—will fund a laptop and Revit mastery.
Amaris Marks Humble HS — Humble, TX Aims to study Architecture at a university; hopes to play collegiate volleyball. Long-term goal: own an architecture firm. Grateful for the SAS scholarship—will fund a laptop and Revit mastery.
Miracle Geneva-Marie Gillespie Springbrook HS — Silver Spring, MD Attending Penn State University (Forensic Science); aspiring FBI forensic scientist.
Miracle Geneva-Marie Gillespie Springbrook HS — Silver Spring, MD Attending Penn State University (Forensic Science); aspiring FBI forensic scientist.

Commonly Asked Questions

Access to exclusive scholarship awards, mentorship access to college student peers and admissions professionals, verified scholar-athlete distinction, and leadership development programs through industry leaders and college coaches.

Eligibility is based on GPA (typically 3.5+), varsity athletic participation, and leadership/service experience. Less than 10% of applicants are accepted into Student Athlete Scholars.

Yes. If accepted, Student Athlete Scholars membership is $99/year, covering access to scholarship awards, mentorship with industry leaders, and national recognition opportunities.

Yes. Student Athlete Scholar members have direct and extensive access to college student mentors, college admissions professionals, and current college coaches who will help enhance your academic and athletic profile to U.S. college programs.

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