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Wyatt Lee announces his commitment to NC State University in front of family and friends in Kingston. Elite Sports & Education is proud to announce that Class of 2026 sprinter Wyatt Lee has committed to continue his academic and athletic career at North Carolina State University as a member of the Wolfpack Track & Field program. Wyatt's commitment reflects years of hard work, consistency, and growth. Known for his strong work ethic and competitive mindset, he has developed i

The NCAA may be moving toward one of the most significant eligibility changes in modern college athletics. Last week, the NCAA Division I Board of Directors directed the Division I Council and Division I Cabinet to continue advancing a proposed age-based eligibility model that would fundamentally change how student-athletes use their years of competition. The proposal, commonly referred to as the “5-in-5” model, would allow athletes to compete in five full seasons within a fi

Elite Sports Education student-athlete Wyatt Lee has officially narrowed his collegiate track and field options to three programs as he approaches one of the biggest decisions of his athletic career. The Class of 2026 sprinter is down to: Mississippi State University North Carolina State University University of Pittsburgh Lee, one of the top up-and-coming sprint prospects in his class, has steadily built momentum over the past year with strong performances at the provincial

The NCAA has changed its prize-money rules for Division 1 prospects. The NCAA now says prospects may accept prize money in their sport without it affecting eligibility as long as it comes from the event sponsor. There is no change to the long-standing rules on prize money received after collegiate enrolment. That matters because the older NCAA amateurism rules were much stricter. In the past, prize money generally had to stay within actual and necessary expenses, and tennis h

Today, our team had the opportunity to attend Counsellor Day at the US College Expo—an invaluable networking event that brings together admissions representatives from U.S. colleges and universities, along with guidance counsellors and educators from across the Greater Toronto Area. The day was centered around meaningful conversations and collaboration. We connected directly with admissions officers to gain updated insights into the evolving U.S. college admissions landscape,

Class of '26 sprinter Wyatt Lee continues his rise in Canadian sprinting by not only stepping up to compete in the open men's 60m at the 2026 Canadian Indoor Track & Field Championships, but also earned a spot on the podium against seasoned senior athletes. The 17 year old sprinter, bypassed the traditional U18 class and posted a personal best of 6.66 seconds in the final to claim the bronze medal in one of Canada's most competitive sprint events. Lee had already broken his

The Canadian U20 100m and 200m Champion Jorai Oppong has made an exciting commitment to the University of Kentucky, a prestigious institution known for its strong track and field program and academic excellence. This decision marks a significant milestone in her career as she prepares to further her education while also honing her skills on the track. As Jorai gears up to begin her journey at the University of Kentucky in Fall 2026, she looks forward to competing in the SEC -

We are proud to announce that Ottawa sprinter Will Batley is headed to the SEC and has committed to the University of Georgia, where he will continue his athletic and academic journey beginning in January 2026. The fit makes sense and has been Will's dream since grade 9. Batley was on a ridiculous upward trajectory over the 2024 High school season, winning the Sr 200m and placing second in the 100m. That summer, an injury prevented him from competing on the national stage an

Big Congratulations to Will Batley for running a 32.91 in the 300m in Ottawa this weekend. The time makes him the fastest in Canada over...

We are hosting a webinar with IMG Academy where we will learn about their camp and training opportunities in Bradenton, Florida.