NXT to Live Stream Eight Events This Fall

In partnership with Next Level Video, NXT is excited to announce the live streaming of eight fall events directly to NCAA DI, DII, and DIII coaches around the country for free. The stream will come complete with digital recruiting books full of player contact information for the coaches.

NXT to Live Stream Eight Events this Fall

This past September, the NCAA Division I council extended the recruiting dead period through January 1st, 2021. What does that mean for you? Another season without Division I coaches roaming our sidelines.

However, that doesn’t mean Division I coaches aren’t still actively recruiting this Fall. They are, through game film!

Nov. 1 - Nike Girls Philly Showcase Camp (Girls/ Individual)
Nov. 7 - Can-Am Showcase (Boys/ Individual)
Nov. 8 - Can-Am Invitational** (Boys/ Team)
Nov. 8 - Girls Philly Invitational** (Girls/ Team)
Nov. 14-15 - Jersey Invitational ** (Boys/Team)
Nov. 21 - Nike Boys Philly Showcase (Boys/ Individual)
Nov. 21 - Top Level (Girls/ Team)
Nov. 22 - Boys Philly Invitational** (Boys/ Team)

** denotes select fields & divisions only

College coaches prefer live streams over other methods. Not only will coaches be able to tune in live, but replays will also be available immediately after the game concludes. It can take up to five days for the film to be available to coaches otherwise.

Over the course of three events this summer, 856 college coaches tuned into NXT live streams—with even more catching the replays. Hundreds of coaches have already pre-registered to receive NXT film this Fall. And with coaches eager to fill out their 2021 and 2022 recruiting classes, you can expect more to follow suit.

The live streams are not immediately available to the public. NXT is providing college coaches access to the live-streams free of charge in order to maximize athlete's exposure at our recruiting events. NLV Productions is offering public access to the live streams as a free bonus with the purchase of an all games package from that event.

Regardless of whether games are being live-streamed or not, all games on all fields at NXT recruiting events will be filmed and distributed to college coaches.

While DI coaches won’t be in attendance this fall, NXT is still committed to getting athletes in front of them. Partnering with an industry leader such as Next Level Video allows us to easily deliver film to college coaches in multiple ways. We’re excited to continue to deliver a best-in-class recruiting experience this Fall.

Follow all the action this Fall on our NXT & NXT Showcase socials:

Instagram: @nxtlacrosse // @nxt_showcase
Twitter: @NXTlacrosse // @NXT_showcase

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Sixes For Change x Philabundace

NXT Sixes for Change is a one-day charity sixes lacrosse tournament benefiting the Philabundance foodbank, which serves the Philadelphia and Delaware Valley. Compete for a good cause in the up-tempo sixes lacrosse format! Suggested roster sizes can range from 8-14 players. Each team will be guaranteed four games, with the top teams moving on to bracket play and a chance at the Sixes for Change Cup! Music, food, fun, games, and a festival feel are guaranteed! Clubs can reserve a spot in the event, and 100% of their deposit will go toward fighting hunger in the Philadelphia and Delaware Valley.