Into Overtime: The student-athlete podcast FiveZero International Sports Recruitment Ltd.

We sat down with Alex to talk about his time playing collegiately in the USA, and the transition from college to national team.

In this episode we speak to FiveZero athlete Lewis Nohar, who recently finished his first semester in the USA at Iowa Lakes Community College. Lewis and Iowa Lakes went all the way to the NJCAA national final four (semi finals), and will start the upcoming season ranked at no.3 in the country. We talk to Lewis about what led him to making his decision of choosing a junior college over a 4 year school, and whether he thinks that decision was the right one after looking back at his first semester. 

In the first episode of the new series, we speak about the summers Euro Championships where it so very nearly came home. We are joined with Scotland International and new Manchester United signing Martha Thomas, ex Welsh youth international Ellie Leek, and our managing director Nathan Heath who is from England. We find out their opinions of their country's performance throughout the tournament. 

In this episode we are joined by FiveZero Golf Consultant, Cameron Heath and his ex team mate and room mate at NCAA D2 school - Roberts Wesleyan College in New York. We get a behind the scenes insight in to the team at Roberts Wesleyan and their thoughts and experiences of their Golf career at the collegiate level in the USA.

This episode we welcome Jordi Ramon to the podcast. Jordi went through the youth academies of Valencia, and Levante in Spain before starting his collegiate career in the USA with the University of Charleston in West Virginia. Jordi won the NCAA Division 2 in 2019 with Charleston, and is now preparing for his masters degree after transferring to Barry University in Miami. Hear what Jordi has to say about his experiences to date, and what he is expecting of his new school. 

In this episode we speak with ex NCAA D1 & Manhattan College defender, Luke Greaves. Luke was offered a professional contract at Accrington Stanley in 2014, but turned that down in favour of pursuing the American dream. We talk to him about what made him make that decision, if he regrets making it, how his priorities changed when in the USA, and what he's doing now in favour of playing soccer.