About NextLane
We didn't just help athletes get to the US. We made that journey ourselves, and know every step from the inside.


We learned this system from scratch ourselves
Both founders came to the US on athletic scholarships, graduated from American universities and now coach here. We worked the system out first-hand, and now walk other athletes through it.
- $300K+
- in scholarships the founders earned themselves
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- US universities seen from the inside

- Our Mission
We want every athlete from CIS to know, the path to an American university through sport is real. And to have someone who has walked that path and knows how to guide them.
- Our Vision
A world where a talented swimmer from Kazakhstan or a basketball player from Belarus is not stopped by not knowing the system. Where sport opens doors to education and a new life, not closes them.
Why athletes choose NextLane
We are former athletes: we earned scholarships, graduated from US universities and now coach here. We know the system from both sides, as athletes and as coaching staff.
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We walked this path ourselves
Vladimir and Alisha are not just consultants. They are former athletes who earned scholarships, graduated from US universities and now coach here. We know from the inside what works and what does not, and we say so honestly.
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Honesty before the contract
If you have no real chance, we will say so before we take your money. We don't take clients just for the numbers. Results matter to us, not payment.
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Results, not promises
Our reputation is built on real contracts with universities, not beautiful words. Every athlete we helped is proof that the system works.
NextLane Founders
The NextLane founders, former athletes who went from the CIS to graduating from a US university, and now coach in the US.
Co-founderVladimir Fedoseev
- Assistant coach at a US university
- Studied at five US universities
- Bachelor's, King University (Bristol, Tennessee)
- Master's, Fairmont State University (West Virginia)
Co-founderAlisha Uzakova
- NAIA National Championship finalist
- NAIA Daktronics scholar-athlete
- Team captain, Resident Assistant and peer tutor
- Graduate of St. Thomas University (Miami, Florida)
Our athletes make the news at American universities
fightingfalcons.comFedoseev named MEC Men’s Swimmer of the WeekRead more →
fightingfalcons.comFairmont State concludes competition at the Malone InvitationalRead more →
yoteathletics.comKing breaks school relay record at the ChampionshipRead more →
ouazspirit.comOUAZ places 14th in the 400 medley relay at the NAIA ChampionshipRead more →