Was lucky to get away and get up to watch son @MatkinPeyton first college home game, and first post game autographs with so many middle schoolers that look up to all these players. #Heartwarming #Proud
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Top Club Program in N. CO for players from CO/Wyo/Neb. Boys & Girls (4th-11th) teams. Over 200+ yrs staff coaching experience. email: rmrebound@gmail.com
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Yes sir!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
6’8 wing class of 2027. Ready for a big senior year!View quoted post on X
Are you an Athletic Director, Club Director, Head Coach, Parent or Player that is seeking an informative option or guidance navigating the recruiting world and best practices when it comes to helping your athlete out without spending 1000's on the process? I am excited to now have a framework/presentation to share with those interested in what has worked for my own kids, our players and families over the past 27 years. Services can be useful if you can afford them, but I compare them to fishing and finding the right bait to use in order to get a bite. Today's recruiting process falls as much on the player as it does the college, a true "2 Way" Road.
Are you looking for a simple, effective and informative foundation to help players/families with in regards to recruiting? As a high school educator, long time successful former head high school coach, club coach, and former DI / DII football player and a father of 2 kids already playing in college there isn't much I haven't experienced or seen when it comes to the ups and downs of the recruitment process. The process is stressful enough, it doesn't have to be expensive when there is so much you can do on your own.
If you are interested in a presentation for coaches, information as a parent, or questions that I can advise or help with please message or email: tmatkin9@gmail.com
Are you looking for a simple, effective and informative foundation to help players/families with in regards to recruiting? As a high school educator, long time successful former head high school coach, club coach, and former DI / DII football player and a father of 2 kids already playing in college there isn't much I haven't experienced or seen when it comes to the ups and downs of the recruitment process. The process is stressful enough, it doesn't have to be expensive when there is so much you can do on your own.
If you are interested in a presentation for coaches, information as a parent, or questions that I can advise or help with please message or email: tmatkin9@gmail.com
100% and this starts with the accountability and expectations placed upon the team and enforced in the program. Players learn and know what the expectations are and what the consequences are or will be.
Great culture doesn’t mean constant harmony. It means players can disagree, challenge each other, hold each other accountable, work through conflict & stay committed to the vision. They don’t have to be best friends or agree on everything. They have to learn to compete together.View quoted post on X
Right or Wrong this has never been more true when hiring coaches in the competitive world of high school sports, culture/appeal, and the impact it has on the school of choice decisions for families/players, the success or failure of a program and ultimately the development, growth and success for athletes.
