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NWAC renews FieldLevel as its Official Recruiting Network

The Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) has extended its partnership with FieldLevel through the 2029-30 academic year. FieldLevel remains the conference’s Official Recruiting Network.

The partnership began in 2019. Today, 76% of NWAC programs actively use FieldLevel to recruit athletes and help them advance.

What continues under the renewal

Every NWAC team and coaching staff keeps free access to FieldLevel Prime, along with onboarding and priority support.

Prime is FieldLevel’s subscription for team programs. It gives coaching staffs shared access to premium recruiting tools.

Recruiting into the NWAC and promoting athletes beyond it

Many NWAC student-athletes go on to compete at NAIA and NCAA programs. The renewed partnership helps NWAC coaches promote those athletes and connect them with opportunities to keep playing.

“We are excited to continue our partnership with FieldLevel,” said Marco Azurdia, NWAC Executive Director. “FieldLevel has provided incredible support to our teams, coaches, and student-athletes through the recruiting process, and their team truly cares about their work and the value of their platform. The conference uniquely benefits from FieldLevel’s platform to both recruit athletes into the NWAC as well as to promote them to transfer playing after the NWAC.”

FieldLevel Co-Founder and CEO Brenton Sullivan said, “Having partnered with the NWAC since 2019, we’ve been able to see how committed the organization is to the same mission we have at FieldLevel, helping athletes find opportunities and get the most out of their athletic journey. We’ve always admired the role that two-year coaches and staff play in the development and advancement of student-athletes, so we couldn’t be more excited to renew this partnership and be a part of the incredible athletic ecosystem the NWAC supports.”

About the NWAC

The NWAC is the athletic governing body for two-year colleges in Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. About 4,200 student-athletes compete in 13 men’s and women’s sports, with 8 championship events.

Read the full announcement on the NWAC website.