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Many athletes and their families will tell you campus visits really made the decision process much easier. Some schools shined while others that looked great on paper just didn’t live up to expectations. At the end of your recruiting journey you should feel confident about your college choice, knowing you’ve picked a school where you can […]

We need more officials. It is imperative that junior clubs encourage former athletes and, potentially, their family members, to consider becoming an official. There are two keys to hosting a high quality volleyball event: (1) having competitive teams who elevate the level of play and (2) having great officials who love and understand the game. […]

“When you go and you see these kids and you watch them one week and they can’t even stand up and the next week there is joy and the excitement, it’s awesome,” Murray said. Inclusion program provides boys and girls with a place to try hockey It was a productive hockey season for Pittsburgh I.C.E. […]

Introverted as a child, Columbia's James Rodriguez's zest for soccer was unmistakable

The numbers increasingly show that sports specialization can lead to an increased risk of injury and should be shared with parents and coaches who continue to advocate sticking with one sport. You’ve probably read the studies or heard the arguments. But new research shows that the effects of sports specialization go way beyond college ball. […]

Don’t leave your future up to chance by waiting for college coaches to find you

Be confident, respectful and never exaggerate your grades or athletic ability