Compete Nationally. Prepare Academically. Get Recruited.
FCP's National High School Program (grades 9–12) combines two-a-day court sessions, NCAA-approved academics, and a national game schedule — all inside our training facility on Florida's Emerald Coast. Players from 43 states and 22 countries have trained here since 2019.
THE FCP HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM
Player Development. National Exposure.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Elite Coaching Staff
Train under former NBA players and D1 coaches who bring real professional experience to every practice, film session, and game. ESPN's Paul Biancardi called FCP "first class treatment of players."
National Competition
High school athletes compete in the SEHAL and PHSBA — top prep circuits featuring the best programs in the Southeast and across the country. Every game is a showcase.
Recruiting Pipeline
Individual recruiting plans, professional game film, exposure events, and direct connections to college coaching staffs. See our Spartan Alumni.
World-Class Facility
Train daily in our 14,000 sq ft training facility featuring professional hardwood, a turf performance zone, weight room, and film room with 24/7 access.
Accredited Academics
Full NCAA-approved academic program with accredited coursework, dual enrollment options, and college application support.
Emerald Coast Living
Supervised team housing with a live-in house coach, daily meals, and structured routines in Fort Walton Beach, FL — year-round sunshine and a safe community on Florida's Emerald Coast.
Strength & Conditioning
Conjugate periodization built for basketball athletes. Five days per week, focused on explosiveness, speed, and injury prevention.
Explore the method →Individual Workouts
Daily skill development with direct coaching attention. Position-specific work built around each player's game and college goals.
See the workouts →Film Study
Video analytics, individual film review, and team breakdowns to sharpen game IQ and build a strong recruiting record.
Watch the process →Recruiting Strategy
Coach outreach, profile building, campus visits, offer management, and commitment support — guided every step of the way.
Learn the process →Beach Training
Sand conditioning on Florida's Emerald Coast builds stamina, ankle stability, and mental toughness that carries over to the hardcourt.
See the sessions →A Day at FCP
High School Program FAQ
What grades does the FCP High School Program accept?
The FCP National High School Basketball Academy accepts student-athletes in grades 9 through 12. Players can enter the program at any grade level and remain through their senior year.
Is the academic program NCAA-approved?
Yes. FCP's academic program is fully accredited and NCAA-approved, satisfying core course requirements for Division I and Division II eligibility. Students can also earn college credit through dual enrollment options in partnership with accredited institutions.
Do high school athletes live at the academy?
Yes. FCP provides supervised team housing with a live-in house coach, daily meals, and structured routines — all located in Fort Walton Beach on Florida's Emerald Coast. Boarding is part of the full-time program experience.
How many games does the high school team play per season?
High school players compete in up to 30 games per season against top prep programs and junior colleges nationwide. All games are professionally recorded and uploaded to YouTube for college recruiting exposure.
Do players need to be invited or already recruited to apply?
No invitation or existing college interest is required. Any student-athlete in grades 9–12 who wants to develop their game, earn recruiting exposure, and compete nationally is welcome to apply. Roster spots are limited, so early applications are encouraged.
Can international students apply?
Yes. FCP has enrolled athletes from 22 countries. International applicants can apply through our standard application page. Contact info@floridacoastalprep.com for specific questions about visas, transcripts, and academic eligibility.
What makes FCP different from a local high school program?
FCP is a full-time national prep academy, not a local school team. Athletes train twice a day, compete on a national schedule, receive professional recruiting film, live together as a team, and follow a structured academic program — all designed around one goal: earning a college scholarship.
How do I apply?
Submit an application through our Apply page. Roster spots are limited. You can also reach our coaching staff directly through the Contact page with any questions before applying.
Apply for the High School Program
Roster spots are limited. Talk to our coaching staff or apply today.