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TRACK & FIELD

The dual project - athletics and education
at a university in the usa!

Elite Athletes Track is the leading organization in France for placing athletes in U.S. universities, with over 300 athletes supported since 2017.
From the French Youth Championships and Cross-Country Championships to the French Elite Championships, the Olympic Games, and various NCAA championships, you’re likely to come across one of our Athletics managers – always there to guide and support our young talents!

A TEAM OF EXPERTS
TO SUPPORT YOU!

University athletics
in the United States

3 university leagues: NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA

1,360 universities have an athletics program in the U.S. (all leagues combined)

100,000 spectators every year at the Penn Relays (the biggest university competition in the United States)

$270M cost of University of Oregon stadium renovation in 2020

A unique opportunity to continue athletics at a high level after the baccalaureate, while securing a recognized diploma

Benefit from substantial or even full financial assistance

Benefit from outstanding infrastructures and professional supervision

Calendar
of competitions

September - November

December - March

March - June

A typical day as a
student athlete in the United States

At American universities, every effort is made to ensure that athletes succeed both academically and athletically. In fact, school schedules are arranged so that athletes can train every day, with one day off in the week.

Morning

Afternoon

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Read the testimonials
from former student-athletes who left for the US!

Leo ChauchardUniversity of Incarnate Word
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"It's indescribable how much this experience has brought me. Whether socially, athletically or even humanly, I've questioned so many things about my personal projects, my life goals, my vision of athletics, my relationships with friends and family, myself, what I really love and so on... Of course, it hasn't all been good, but it's precisely these difficult moments that have made the experience even more beautiful... This 1st year has made me grow and I'm so grateful to all the people who have approached me from near and far and allowed me to live this..."
Léa LegrosCatawba College
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"My experience is very good, integration can sometimes be difficult due to the cultural difference and the language barrier but with time it gets better! The sports facilities make for a definite improvement despite the time it takes to adapt. "
Faustine ChabocheSouthern Methodist University
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"Great experience on all aspects, motivation gain thanks to the way the sport is seen and encouraged in the States. Lots of changes so it takes some getting used to."
Emile GaubertHighland Community College
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"I met wonderful people, learned a new language, discovered new sports and a totally different life from that in France. An autonomy I'd never known before, and time for sport that isn't available to that extent in France. On top of that, we live with sportsmen and women, which makes it easier to maintain a healthy lifestyle and get a good night's sleep, something that wasn't so obvious in France."
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