3Step Sports — the nation’s biggest youth sports club and events operator — has hired Goldman Sachs to explore a sale, according to Sportico. The report says it could also seek a potential capital raise.

3Step’s EBITDA is $40M, according to the report.

  • 2M athletes across close to 1.5K leagues and events

  • Proprietary management app for families, teams

  • Proprietary recruiting databases — UCReport, Premier Basketball Report

  • Owns about 30 facilities nationwide

3Step is a multi-sport platform — volleyball (over 1.2K clubs) and basketball are its major sports, according to data on its website.

3Step also lists field hockey, football, lacrosse, soccer and combat sports (wrestling, judo, etc.) as offerings.

3Step also has a data partnership with ESPN for its recruiting rankings.

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