Dimitrios Kyriakou is a high-performance basketball coach, strategist, and educator with more than 30 years of international experience across EuroLeague, professional basketball, national teams, and NCAA Division I programs. His career includes leadership roles in player development, recruitment, scouting, performance analysis, coaching, and program development. Most recently, Kyriakou served as Technical Director of Iraklis B.C. (2023–2026), where he designed and implemented a player-development framework across all levels, integrated his D.A.RE. ME. (Defensive Automatic Reactions Methodology) into the team identity, oversaw recruitment, scouting, and performance analysis, and led multidisciplinary staff and program restructuring. His international experience includes serving as a EuroLeague Basketball Analyst for Northbasket.gr (2022–2023), working with the Reno Basketball Project (2020–2022), the Greek National Basketball Team to the Maccabiah (2013–2020), Anatolia College Men's Basketball Team (2014–2015), the Jordan U18 and U16 National Teams (2011–2012), and Pierikos/Arhelaos B.C. in Greece's A2 National Division (2010–2011). Kyriakou is the creator of D.A.RE. ME., a behavioral-based methodology designed to improve predictive decision-making, reaction speed, adaptability, and player development. His career includes developing more than 16 EuroLeague players, including former NBA players and NBA Draft selections. His NCAA Division I experience includes roles with Furman University Men's Basketball and the University of Nevada Men's Basketball. He holds a PhD in Educational Leadership, an MA in Health and Exercise Science, and a B.Sc. in Physical Education. Professional Affiliations WABC — World Association of Basketball Coaches (2012–Present) SEPK — Greek Basketball Coaches Association (2002–Present) NABC — National Association of Basketball Coaches (1998–Present)

"I think this platform is a great tool for young players to efficiently connect to colleges they aspire to play at, without the promises of deals attached to some other services." Jeff is a former Division I (FCS) quarterback, professional football player, and accomplished quarterback coach with more than 20 years of playing and coaching experience developing athletes from youth football through the collegiate level. Jeff starred at St. Peter's Prep (NJ), where he led the Marauders as the starting quarterback for the No. 1 team in New Jersey and the No. 6 team nationally. He helped guide St. Peter's to an undefeated season and a state championship victory over nationally ranked Bergen Catholic, finishing his varsity career with only two losses as a starting quarterback. He continued his career at Wagner College (NCAA Division I FCS), becoming the program's first non-FBS transfer to earn the starting quarterback role in seven years. As a two-year starter, Jeff set school single-season records for total offense, engineered three fourth-quarter comeback victories during his senior season, and earned Team MVP honors in 1998 while leading one of the program's most competitive teams. After college, Jeff played professionally in Europe and earned opportunities with both the AFL and CFL before transitioning into coaching. Today, Jeff is recognized as one of North Jersey's respected quarterback developers. He has coached with ASG-Metro, Bergen Stars, and ICON Football, co-founded the Top Stars 7v7 program, and has served in youth football leadership roles while training quarterbacks, skill players, and developing football IQ, leadership, mechanics, and decision-making. His experience spans private quarterback instruction, elite 7v7 competition, talent evaluation, and player development, helping athletes prepare for success at the high school and collegiate levels.

is a former Notre Dame linebacker and two-time CFL Grey Cup Champion with the Toronto Argonauts. Although he didn’t begin playing football until the ninth grade, Jonathan earned more than 30 Division I scholarship offers before choosing Notre Dame. His recruiting journey opened doors he never imagined, but it also taught him that recruiting doesn’t end once you commit. Building relationships, understanding a program’s culture, and knowing how to navigate college football are just as important as earning the scholarship itself. Today, Jonathan is the founder of The Playbook Manual, a football education company dedicated to developing athletes through Football IQ training, movement development, and mentorship. His mission is to help athletes and families make informed decisions throughout their recruiting journey while preparing them for success long after they sign. As a VSR Recruiting Ambassador, Jonathan combines firsthand recruiting experience, professional football knowledge, and a passion for mentorship to help connect student-athletes with opportunities that fit both their athletic and personal goals.