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SEO Optimization and Social Media Marketing Tips
June 2, 2023
All these tips can seem overwhelming at first, but take things one step at a time and you’ll be surprised at just how much your club can grow. When it comes to running a volleyball club, volleyball is just the half of it. In order to field strong teams wherein players are developing their skills […]
Scott Sandelin on Values, Culture and Character
June 2, 2023
The ‘please’ and ‘thank yous’ – the little things seem to be a little lost right now. Sometimes you have to remind your own kids about those little things. Two-time NCAA National Championship coach and Hibbing native Scott Sandelin knows that to build a winning program, you need a winning culture. That culture has to […]
Four Decision Making Methods to Guide Your Recruiting Journey
June 2, 2023
Consulting can be an efficient way of gaining ideas and support without bogging down the decision-making process. Looking into 2019, the recruiting landscape will definitely be ‘different’ in Division I with a later start for college coaches to get on the recruiting trail (February 15th, 2019) and most of the month of May cut short […]
Meet the Manvilles, a Family That Wrestles Together
June 2, 2023
Carson Manville inspired to one-up his older brother at Youth Olympic Games
Where Are the Officials Going?
June 2, 2023
If we can change how we direct that passion and display that passion, the sport will be in a better and stronger position to continue to grow. In 2017, US Lacrosse records indicated there were approximately 17,000 men’s and women’s lacrosse officials around the country — a record number to serve the growing needs of […]
Make This Season Your Best Yet
June 2, 2023
I want you have to have the best season you can with your parents. They are your cheerleaders, you chauffers and the ones who make playing hockey possible. I played hockey for, well, let’s just say a long time. It started outdoors in Baudette, and the magic of the game took hold immediately. And truly, […]
Devastating Hurricane, Mother’s Fight for Life Inspire Puerto Rico Karate Star
June 2, 2023
Janessa Fonseca Romero has gained strength, focus despite dealing with aftermath of Hurricane Maria
Competition, Camaraderie, Therapy: Warrior Classic a Positive Experience for Players
June 2, 2023
Sometimes, it is about so much more than just hockey, although the game is enough of an incentive by itself. It is the 2018 USA Hockey Warrior Classic, presented by Terry Fator, which took place at City National Arena in Las Vegas this past weekend. Held for the third time since making its debut in 2016-17, the […]
The Three D’s of a Successful Practice
June 2, 2023
If we want our players to be better equipped to attack, then we need to incorporate games that include purpose-driven directional play. We practice to prepare for competition and hope that the concepts we’re teaching transfer to the competition. Notice I used the term “concept” above and not skill. A concept is the idea of […]
Selling Your Club and Retaining Last Year’s Athletes
June 2, 2023
Retaining players from last year requires a different approach than selling to the new players. Your club’s retention rate should be about 80 percent. You will never make everyone happy. It is the time of year most Club Directors dislike. You must position your club against other clubs and make a case for why an […]
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