Our sports world is not immune to current COVID-19 culture as professional, amateur, recreational and youth sports are on hiatus, leaving a massive gap in lives and communities. What can sports teach us during this current state without games, practices, training, etc? This youth sports hiatus can be a tremendous time of personal preparation. Abraham […]

“Life involves you, but is not about you.”

Many student-athletes were devastated to hear the NCAA’s decision to cancel all Winter and Spring Championships due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).

In-person recruiting is banned by the NCAA.

To say that we are currently living in a confusing, ever changing and for many, a fearful time is a mammoth understatement. COVID-19 has adversely affected every corner of the world and is daily reaching new anxiety levels in the US. Day-to-day life as we know it has halted for the foreseeable future and fear, […]

Around 2% of high school athletes are awarded scholarships. How do you stand out?

Teachers, administrators and parents are learning things on the fly in the new world of online education

People are struggling with boredom, the loss of freedom and uncertainty over what happens next. As Americans are being asked to stay home during the coronavirus outbreak, many are learning first-hand the definition of stir-crazy — feeling “distraught because of prolonged confinement.” Communities areasking people to avoid going out unless absolutely necessary to stop the […]

I Already Miss Watching My Kids Play

As the new coronavirus spreads, schools across the country are closing their doors and encouraging parents to help kids complete schoolwork at home until risk of catching or spreading COVID-19 have passed. For parents, the question is, how? TODAY Parents sought advice from homeschooling parents on how to teach kids at home. “Players with Lindsay […]