Do you know when’s a good time to introduce your student-athlete to a college coach? How about ways to stay on track academically and athletically?

College Application Hacks That Can Help You Get Accepted

Here are some important things parents should know before starting the recruiting process to help them manage it better.

The sport, which J.K. Rowling created for her Wizarding World was a fantasy until students at a Vermont liberal arts college organized and played the first real-world contest in the early 2000s.

Meet five women that stood out on the world's largest stage, the Olympics.

One thing’s for sure: That spill you took hurt. But does the pain require immediate attention from a specialist? Maybe it can wait for a scheduled appointment. It can be tough to tell. If you suffer an acute orthopedic injury – a sudden injury that causes severe or intense pain – you should visit a […]

Here’s how and why you should encourage your athlete to take a proactive stance on their overall wellbeing by setting healthy boundaries for themselves. Between school, sports, social activities, and life at home, student-athletes have a lot of responsibilities that are often associated with high expectations and pressure. Knowing how to draw healthy boundaries for […]

After graduating from the University of Saskatchewan, Russ Sheppard was set up to find a cushy job, start a family, work for 30 years and retire. But, at the time, that lifestyle didn’t appeal to him, so instead he accepted a teaching position in Kuglutkuk, Nanavut – a town on the icy shores of the […]

My 15-years old daughter has played team sports for years. Unfortunately, self-esteem/confidence are at an all-time low of 0/10. She is cluttered with negative self-talk, a defeated attitude/mindset/body language. Her coaches said today she is “un-coachable”. She is removed from the competition team. Her coaches ask that she continues with practice, training to build her […]

Finding which program best meets your need as a student-athlete is crucial.