Testimonials:

"Recreational Debut changed my life by helping me get a full scholarship to Division One at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington."

Bobby Springer - Union High Read More

"Dennis, before your program my son Alex had only one call from coaches, now he is getting several. We are excited and thank you."

Joe Rogers - Comstock Park Read More


"I had no scholarship offers until Recreational Debut helped me and I am proud to say I got a full scholarship to Delta, unbelievable!"

Derico Sanders - Creston High Read More

" Recreational Debut is a program that has been needed for our kids for a long time."

Bennette Gay - former coach Creston High School Read More

The Recreational Debut athletic program is designed to give the student athlete all the help they need to search for and obtain college athletic scholarships. This non profit organization works with colleges and universities within South Carolina and throught the nation to link intercollegiate athletic programs and coaches' with colleges and universities in Missouri.

Recdebut's Athletic Scholarship Program

Our Current Speakers

Athletic Sport Football ScholarshipsDennis grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio before attending Gulf Coast Jr. College in Panama City, Florida where he was a first team All American. From there he attended Drake University where he graduated and was first team All Missouri Valley. Dennis then was drafted by the NY Knicks in 1973 and was part of the Knicks organization from 1974-1976. From there he played in Europe and finished his career in the Eastern League now the CBA. Dennis went on to get his MBA from Grand Valley State University after starting Recreational Debut in 1984.

 

Greg "Special K" Kelser

Top Consultant

Sport: Basketball

College: Michigan State University

Professional: Sports Broadcaster

Athletic Sport Football ScholarshipsGreg Kelser was an All American and Academic All American at Michigan State University. He teamed up with Earvin "Magic" Johnson to win the NCAA Basketball Championship against Larry Bird and Indiana State University. Greg went on to play 6 years in the NBA with the Detroit Pistons and Seattle Supersonics. He is now a top broadcaster with the Detroit Pistons, ESPN, Big Ten Network and MHSAA. He is in the Michigan State Hall of Fame and his jersey #32 is hanging high in Breslin Field House.