While the recruiting process can be hard for a student-athlete, it can be even more difficult for parents. It’s only natural to want what’s best [Read More]
If you’re looking to land a college scholarship for cheerleading, you almost always have to make the team first. And, in most cases, you have to make the team [Read More]
Whether you realize it or not, getting recruited in women’s lacrosse takes more than on-field performance. Yes, your talent is a huge element but, there aren’t many women’s LAX scholarships [Read More]
As specialization has increased and some sports have become year-round pursuits, much has been written about the downside of being a one-sport athlete. However, if you are a one-sport athlete, there’s no reason you [Read More]
Miles 4 My Community is a nationwide virtual race to raise money to help U.S. sports organizations that were impacted by COVID-19, return to play. Our goal is to get 100,000 participants contributing over $1 [Read More]
If you’re not sure how to proceed in the recruiting process it’s OK. You’re probably like most of the other high school age soccer players in the country. But if [Read More]
If you’re a high-school-age men’s lacrosse player and just beginning the recruiting process, you may have a lot of questions. So, to help you get your recruiting rolling, check out [Read More]
If you want to raise your recruiting profile, a soccer ID camp is likely the way to go. That’s because they put you directly in front of college coaches, many of [Read More]
Perhaps the easiest way to improve in cheerleading is to simply improve your flexibility. And, as you can easily improve your flexibility with some static stretching, it’s important to know [Read More]
While he’s best known as a four-time Pro Bowl quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys and is now a noted football commentator, Tony Romo [Read More]