Most families lose years and thousands of dollars to the wrong agent

369 was built so yours doesn’t. Private athlete management from prep school to the pros, run personally by Robert Mazin since 2017. Hockey, soccer, basketball, football, tennis. 300 athletes. One signature on every contract.

Robert Mazin · Absolute athlete management, one signature on every contract

300+ athletes managed. 50+ schools placed into. 9 federations active.

How 369 represents an athlete

Representation is the room where the decisions actually get made. Contracts. Placements. NIL. NCAA eligibility. Every commercial, legal, and career decision your athlete makes between high school and pro is run from this room.

Recruiting services help an athlete get seen. Representation manages everything that happens once they have been. Different obligations. Different statutes. Families who confuse the two lose four years and six figures finding out which one they hired.

369 has run that room for 300+ athletes across hockey, soccer, basketball, football, and tennis since 2017. Robert reads every contract. He is the one signature that matters.

The four most expensive mistakes a family can make before the window closes

$80K+

spent on prep school, showcases, and the wrong agent before a family realises nothing is happening on the recruiting side.

4 years

lost when an athlete signs with a database service instead of an operator that actually runs placement. By the time they realise, the window is closed.

30-50%

below market on first NIL contracts signed without representation review. The first deal sets the rate for every deal that follows.

0

second chances. If your athlete is competing seriously, the next 12 months decide which level they reach. There is no rewind.

369 was built so families never have to find out which mistake cost them.

Who 369 represents

369 works with athletes at multiple stages. By age, by current level, by what is in front of them next. Different stage, same standard.

Emerging talent athlete, foundational years
Stage 01 · Ages 12–15

Emerging talent

Middle school. U16 AAA. Prep school showcase circuit. The athlete who has shown the ceiling but has not yet decided which door to walk through.

  • Strategic path planning
  • Program and prep school placement
  • Long-horizon brand groundwork
Elite development athletes, active recruiting window
Stage 02 · Ages 15–17

Elite development

High school junior or senior. Active D1 interest. Junior leagues, MLS academies, NCAA conversations on the table this week. The most expensive window to get wrong.

  • Direct coach and scout outreach
  • School and team placement
  • NCAA eligibility, transfer portal
Professional transition athlete on the threshold of pro game
Stage 03 · Ages 17–21+

Professional transition

NIL deals on the table. NCAA transfer portal in play. Pro contracts within reach. The work shifts from positioning to closing.

  • Contract negotiation and review
  • NIL deal sourcing and structuring
  • Pro contract negotiation

See the proof of our work

Hockey · Goalie · Kazakhstan to US
From Barys Astana to North American hockey

Tanirkhan Alpysbayev, 19. Kazakhstan national-team goalie. IIHF U18 and U20 medals before the move. 369 ran the transition from international ice to the faster, smaller-rink US game.

Read the feature in US Insider
Hockey · Forward · NCAA scholarship
Kazakhstan to NCAA-level hockey at 18

Ruslanbek Karim, 18. A 6'4″ forward out of Barys Astana with NHL-level ambitions. Decision to leave home was made early. The NCAA scholarship followed.

Read the feature in NY Weekly
Hockey · Defenseman · NCAA entry
Moscow to Southern New Hampshire University

Zakhar Fedorov. Started in Moscow at five, switched to defense, then ran the US prep system. 51 points in 52 games with the Maine Jr. Mariners 18U AAA. NCAA at SNHU for 2025-26.

Read the feature in LA Wire

200+ signings. 50+ schools. 9 federations. Every season since 2017.

What every 369 representation includes

Three rooms run in parallel from the first call. Most families never know which one is doing the work in any given week, because 369 runs them together.

Representation runs as one engagement. Engagement structure discussed on the call with Robert. 369 does not take percentage commissions on signings, NIL deals, or scholarships.

Robert Mazin, founder of 369 Sports & Entertainment

Meet Robert Mazin

Former professional athlete. Founded 369 in 2017. Has personally managed and mentored over 300 athletes across hockey, soccer, basketball, football, and tennis. NHL veterans, world boxing champions, Olympic hopefuls, rising youth stars.

Robert reads every contract personally. He answers every first call. He attends in-person evaluations for families inside the management engagement. One principal, every negotiation, every athlete on the roster.

300+
Athletes managed
50+
Schools placed into
9
Federations active
2017
369 founded
More on Robert · founder profile

The questions families ask on the first call

What does 369 actually do for my athlete?+

369 is private athlete management. We run every variable in your athlete’s career: strategic placement into schools and teams, contract negotiation, development coordination with skills and S&C coaches, NIL deals and brand positioning, media, and family-side representation. The founder personally reviews every contract before it is signed.

Who is 369 right for?+

Families with a serious athlete inside a real window: junior or senior year of high school, transfer portal, NIL eligibility, or pro contract on the table. Families already paying $20-60K per year on prep school, hockey programs, or showcases. Risk-averse families that want one operator running the system, not five vendors running pieces.

What is the difference between representation and a recruiting service?+

Recruiting services help athletes get seen: reels, profiles, showcase outreach, database listings. Representation manages the entire career: placement, contracts, NIL, development, media. The founder is a fiduciary to the family. A recruiting service is paid to list. They are regulated differently, they take different obligations, and they do not replace each other. 369 covers recruiting in-house for its families.

Does 369 negotiate NIL deals?+

Yes. NIL deal sourcing, term negotiation, compliance review, and tax structuring sit under representation. The first NIL contract a young athlete signs sets the rate for every deal that follows. 369 reviews every clause before it is signed. See the NIL deals deep dive for how the program runs.

What sports does 369 manage?+

Hockey, soccer, basketball, football, and tennis. 369 has placed athletes across 9 federations since 2017. Hockey is the flagship and the deepest bench, but every sport on this list has active engagements. See the sport pages for federation-specific representation playbooks.

Can I keep my current agent and work with 369?+

Not on the same scope. Duplicate representation creates conflicting messaging to coaches and duplicates fees. Where a family already has a coach, recruiting consultant, or NIL platform on a narrow scope, 369 will run a transition plan before exclusivity kicks in. We tell families directly when we are not the right fit, and recommend who is.

How is representation different at the 369 engagement levels?+

Representation is included at every level of the 369 management engagement. The depth of coordination scales with the engagement scope: who attends in-person, how many coach calls per month, how many showcases 369 staffs, how comprehensive the brand build sits alongside the contract work. Discussed on the call with Robert.

How do I start?+

Submit the application form. Robert reads every application personally. If 369 is the right fit, you will hear back within five business days. If we are not the right fit, we will say so directly and recommend who is.

In their own words

What it is like to be managed by 369

A parent who sent her son abroad, and two athletes who went.

Parent

“You can just give your child and not worry

“You can just give your child and not worry, everything will be fine, 24/7, he will be under supervision, with the best coaches.”
Oxana Mossendz

Robert reads every application personally

If 369 is the right fit, you will hear back within five business days. If we are not the right fit, we will say so directly, and recommend who is.