You've Been Selected For EXACT All American & are AMONG THE NATION'S TOP 2 to 3% of HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES. 

 It means your athlete stood out in the areas that translate to higher levels of play—how they compete, respond to coaching, communicate, and carry themselves. It’s recognition of potential and readiness for a higher-level environment.

All American International is designed for a narrow profile of athlete. While exact percentages can vary by sport and cycle, the intent is consistent: this is for athletes who project as high-ceiling and highly committed.

 No. This invitation confirms eligibility and recognition. Registration is the step that secures a roster spot.

Camps are open enrollment. All American is invitation-only and built around a team travel experience, international training/competition, and a college-coach-led environment. It’s recognition + development + exposure in one program.

Start with the FAQs, then choose one support path:

• Book a 15-minute family call for quick logistics/payment clarity, and/or

• Join a Selected Athlete Panel (Q&A) for broader program context.

A selective, college coach-led international team experience where athletes train, compete, and develop in a professional environment abroad—alongside a roster of other top athletes from across the U.S.

The experience runs 6 nights / 7 days (typical structure). Days include team training, sessions with international/pro coaches, competition vs academies/clubs (varies by sport), cultural activities, and a professional media day.

It includes: 6 nights hotel, 2 meals/day, all in-country ground transportation, match/tournament fees, cultural tours/activities, USA Nike All American kit, professional media day (300+ photos), medical support + $5M insurance, and 24/7 supervision.

Airfare, personal spending money, and optional family travel add-ons. Athletes can book flights independently or through the EXACT group flight package after initial registration.

Daily training with NCAA/NAIA coaches plus sessions with professional international coaches. The goal is to expose athletes to higher standards: pace of play, decision-making, competitive composure, and coachability in a new environment.

Competition varies by sport, but typically includes 2+ matches against high-level clubs/academies (often professional development environments). Some sports may play more frequently depending on format (e.g., tournament-style schedules).

Spots are capped (often upwards of 45 athletes per destination, with age/grad-year limits by group) to protect playing time and experience quality. Teams are typically built by position first (where relevant) and then by age/grad year. 

It’s both—but the experience is primarily designed around development + exposure. Athletes spend meaningful time with college coaches (not just being watched), and the environment often creates long-term relationships and future opportunities.

Three big differences:

• Invitation-only (earned selection)

• International validation (competing and training abroad in pro environments)

• True team experience with sustained coach access, media portfolio, and structured travel logistics

A stronger performance mindset, a national peer network, a professional content package (photos/media assets), and the confidence that comes from proving you can compete and adapt on a global stage.

Yes—athletes can attend multiple international trips, space and eligibility permitting.

About 50% of athletes have a parent attend. Parent registration is available after athlete registration is complete, and parent participation is fully supported through logistics, transportation, activities, and communication.

• Hotel accommodations (6 nights)
• 2 meals per day (breakfast + lunch or dinner, depending on itinerary)
• All in-country ground transportation (team bus / transfers)
• Training + coaching with NCAA/NAIA coaches and international/pro staff
• Match / tournament fees (sport-dependent)
• Cultural tours and group activities
• Professional game attendance (season/location dependent)
• USA Nike All American kit
• Professional Media Day (typically 300+ photos)
• Medical support + $5M insurance
• 24/7 athlete supervision by staff and coaches

Family travel is the same fee as athletes ($3,299 per traveler) and includes:

• Hotel accommodations (6 nights)
• 2 meals per day
• All in-country transportation with the group
• Access to group activities/tours and competitions
• Included in communication + logistics support
  Parent registration typically opens after the athlete completes registration.

No—airfare is not included in the $3,299 registration. Families can either:

• Book independently, or

• Purchase an EXACT flight package (details available after initial registration)

All competitions are captured for content and visibility. Media Day includes a professional photo set; game video coverage is part of the trip capture plan (availability/format varies by sport and venue)

Athletes receive the complete Nike All American kit (used for training, travel days, and Media Day). Gear is typically shipped before departure.

 Yes. Athletes are supervised 24/7 with structured check-ins, staff oversight, and travel-day coordination protocols (including group communication and tracking systems where applicable).

Operations can support replacements and fixes. If something can’t be resolved before departure, it can be handled at the destination when feasible.

Football athletes typically must bring:

• Helmet (properly fitted)

• Shoulder pads

• Girdle with pads (recommended)

• Mouthguards
  Football equipment is difficult to source internationally, so personal gear is required.

Athlete registration: $3,299

Parent/family traveler registration (optional): $3,299 per traveler 

Your registration covers the on-the-ground trip experience (hotel, meals, transportation, training/competition fees, gear, media day, medical support/insurance, and supervision).
Airfare is not included.

No. Airfare is separate. You can:

• Book flights on your own, or
• Purchase an EXACT group flight package

Yes—payment plans are available depending on trip timing:

• 6-month installment plan (typically for summer trips)

• 10-month installment plan (typically for Winter ’26 / Spring ’27 trips)
  The first installment is paid at enrollment, then payments occur monthly until paid in full.

Regardless of payment plan, the trip must be paid in full prior to departure.

There are no formal scholarships. However, through our partnership with PrepSponsor, you can contact up to 50 local businesses based on your ZIP code to help you launch your personalized sponsorship campaign. Visit https://dev1.exactsports.com/how-prepsponsor-works to learn more about how it works.

For fully paid registrations:

• 50% refundable if cancelled 12+ weeks before departure

• 25% refundable if cancelled 8–12 weeks before departure

• Non-refundable if cancelled within 8 weeks of departure

For unpaid balances:

• Unpaid future fees may be waived, but no refund is available

• Registration must be fully paid to receive a refund under the policy

We’ll review the situation case-by-case based on timing and what has been booked. In many cases, we can explore options like transferring to a future trip—reach out as soon as possible so we can help.

Yes. Athletes are under 24/7 supervision with staff and coaches responsible for check-ins, headcounts, and team movement throughout the trip.

We use layered safeguards, including:

• Scheduled check-ins (morning, evening, and transitions)

• Headcounts at departures/arrivals (hotel, bus, training sites, events)

• Clear rules for group movement and athlete conduct

• Medical support and $5M insurance coverage

• Dedicated communication channel for fast coordination (WhatsApp)

Yes. Many athletes travel without a parent. Athletes remain fully supported by the same supervision structure, check-ins, and group schedule.

You can choose either:

• Group flight option (when offered): EXACT coordinates the group flight and provides timing + process details.

• Independent booking: Families book their own flights and follow the recommended arrival window and destination meet-up instructions.

Group flights are typically from major hubs like JFK or Miami (trip-dependent). You’ll receive the confirmed details once rosters are finalized.

Typical release timing:

• Flight details (group option): 8 weeks before departure

• Preliminary itinerary: 4 weeks before departure

• Hotel details: 2–4 weeks before departure

• Final itinerary: week of departure

We provide travel-day coordination steps (where to go, who to contact, when to check in). Families may also use airline unaccompanied minor services when applicable.

We create a trip WhatsApp group (staff, coaches, parents, athletes) 1–2 weeks before departure and host a pre-trip meet & greet call about 1 week before departure.

Yes—athletes typically share rooms with teammates, and each athlete has their own bed. If a parent attends, athletes often room with their parent/guardian.

If parents travel with the group, they’re included in transportation, lodging, meals, games, and most activities.
In rare cases, certain professional facilities may have no-spectator policies—we follow host rules when required.

Yes—England requires an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) (not a visa). It’s a quick online process linked to the traveler’s passport. We will share this document with you once registered. 

All American is nomination-only. Athletes are selected through a combination of:

• College coach evaluations at EXACT events/camps (including X1)

• Performance and coachability indicators observed on-site

• Youth/club coach feedback (where applicable)

A nomination means your athlete stood out as someone who can compete and represent at a higher level—on and off the field.

Rosters are capped at approximately 45 athletes per destination (varies slightly by sport/trip structure). Caps exist to protect:

• Playing time

• Training quality

• Coaching attention

• Team experience and organization

Teams are structured to keep competition fair and development meaningful:

• Age/grad-year group caps are typically ~20 athletes per age group max

• Final grouping depends on the sport and the roster makeup for that destination

Generally, rosters are built in this order:

1. By position needs (to ensure depth and playing time)

2. Then by age/grad year (to match athletes appropriately)

This helps coaches create the best team structure while still delivering a strong experience for every athlete.

Yes—some positions are capped due to game structure:

• Example - Goalkeepers: typically 2 per team (occasionally 1–3 depending on roster)

• Other sports may also have position constraints based on lineup requirements

If a position is capped and fills early, it may close before the overall destination roster is full.

When you register, you’re reserving a specific roster spot tied to:

• The destination

• The sport

• The team structure (including position/age constraints)

Yes. Athletes can participate in multiple international trips if they have availability and meet eligibility for that season/trip.

All American is built to ensure athletes get a real on-field/on-court experience. Coaches manage playing time based on:

• Team structure (position depth, lineup needs)

• Training week performance and readiness

• Creating a competitive product while ensuring meaningful participation

Bottom line: roster caps exist specifically to protect playing time and overall value.

Rosters become “final” once registration closes for that destination/team. After that, EXACT begins locking in:

• Final scheduling and opponents

• Facility confirmations

• Detailed itineraries and logistics

If a roster fills, we’ll guide you to the best available options for your sport (alternate destinations or later dates, when available). Availability depends on the season and remaining roster capacity.

No. Parent/guardian attendance is optional. Many athletes travel independently, and our staff/coaches are experienced traveling with athletes and managing group logistics.

Yes. Parents who register typically participate in:

• Group transportation

• Team meals included in the program plan

• Cultural activities and tours

• Match attendance (and most training sessions)

Note: Some professional facilities or academies have no-spectator policies for certain sessions. When that happens, we follow host rules.

Parents can expect a structured communication rhythm:

• Email updates as key details are confirmed

• A team WhatsApp group created 1–2 weeks before departure (parents/athletes/staff/coaches)

• A pre-trip Google Meet call about ~1 week before departure to review logistics, expectations, and travel day flow

We release details in phases so information is accurate and aligned with the final roster:

• Flight details: 8 weeks before departure

• Preliminary itinerary: ~4 weeks before departure

• Hotel details: 2–4 weeks before departure

• Final itinerary: week of departure

• WhatsApp group: 1–2 weeks before departure

If you book flights independently:

• We provide a recommended arrival window

• Athletes meet the group at a designated arrival point in the destination city

• WhatsApp is used for real-time coordination on travel day

Yes. We run:

• Structured daily schedules

• Clear check-in procedures

• Staff presence throughout the day and at night

• Group transportation system that keeps athletes together

Safety and supervision are non-negotiables.

Athletes typically share hotel rooms with teammates.

• Each athlete has their own bed

• Room assignments are managed by staff with safety and age/grad-year considerations

• If a parent attends, athletes often room with their parent/guardian

Expect a strong team environment—many families describe it as:

• Athletes forming tight bonds quickly (“brothers/sisters for life” energy)

• A more mature experience (college-style expectations)

• A shared sense of pride representing the USA internationally

Reply “ACCEPT” to confirm you’re moving forward as a selected athlete.
This unlocks the official next-step information (trip options, key details, and support flow).

That’s normal. You have two fast options:

• Request a 15-minute family call (parent/guardian + athlete)

• Attend a Selected Athlete Panel (coach + staff Q&A)

These are designed to remove uncertainty and help you make a confident decision.

When you request a call, you’ll receive a link to a short pre-call prep form.
After you submit it, you’ll click through to book your 15-minute call time.

Panels are a 30-minute live Q&A with coaches and staff—focused on:

• Program structure + what the trip actually looks like

• Safety + supervision

• Travel + roster logistics

• Payments + planning

• “Is this the right fit for our family?”

They’re typically scheduled Wednesday/Thursday afternoons and evenings.

Most families finalize:

• Which destination/trip option they want (based on sport availability + preference)

• Whether they want to use a payment plan

• Whether a parent is attending (optional—can be handled after athlete registration)

After you register, you’ll begin receiving the step-by-step planning sequence, including:

• Timing for itinerary and travel details

• Team communication setup (WhatsApp)

• Pre-trip team call

• Gear + media day planning

Don’t wait in silence. If you’re on the fence, the best move is to:

• ACCEPT so you’re in the right support flow, then

• Book a call or join a panel so we can help you get clarity quickly.

Reply to any All American email you received, or contact the team at [email protected].
(Also check spam/junk folders if something seems missing.)