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Tim Twellman
Tim Twellman

Camp Lessons...One Student Athlete's Journey

Submitted by Tim Twellman on Fri, 08/21/2015 - 12:59. | comments

Meet Allie, an incoming junior, high school and club soccer player and client of The College Program.  This summer Allie had the privilege to attend two soccer camps back-to-back in Colorado.  We interviewed Allie about her experience, how she prepared herself for these camps, what she learned during the camps and what she is going to do with this knowledge moving forward.
how she prepared herself for these camps, what she learned during the camps and what she is going to do with this knowledge moving forward.
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Tim Twellman
Tim Twellman

Destined to Play…

Submitted by Tim Twellman on Tue, 08/19/2014 - 14:45. | comments
Are you Destined to Play?
Student Athletes 
Back to School..How important is this upcoming school year for you?
Let’s Check your Progress
Are you doing what is necessary to play at the next level?
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Tim Twellman
Tim Twellman

Parents ...Your Support is Needed NOW

Submitted by Tim Twellman on Fri, 07/20/2012 - 13:32. | comments

I know I speak for your kids when I say "THANK YOU" for everything that you do for them.


These young athletes could never do what they do without the help of their parents and/or guardians.

"THANK YOU" and I know they appreciate it even if they don't say so.

It is that time of year and your son or daughter will be back in school and competing athletically in their sport of choice.

I know I speak for your kids when I say "THANK YOU" for everything that you do for them. No way they could get through all of this without your support, especially as they move on to High School sports.

High School Girls Soccer
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High School and Youth Sports Reform

Submitted by Rick Collins on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 21:36. | comments

    One question out there is whether we should maintain our present athletic budgets in public schools if the educational mission of the school is no longer being served by high school sports.  If schools require athletic participation, it can be argued that the school's mission can best be fulfilled.  However, how many public schools require this kind of participation?  My observations of the youth sports landscape is that it is elite in nature so only a handful of kids are left after they have been weeded out by youth sports boards and coaches.  By definition, the public high school athletic landscape is elite.

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