Articles by Caelyn Elwin
SOFTBALL CAMPS
Top 5 Softball Camps for Elite Athletes
By Caelyn Elwin|June 27, 2023
When it comes to excelling in softball, elite athletes understand the importance of refining their skills, gaining valuable insights, and pushing their boundaries to achieve greatness. That's where top-tier softball...
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Is Your Coach Transferring? 6 Tips to Help College Athletes Deal With a Coaching Change
By Caelyn Elwin|January 16, 2023
Picture this: You just committed to the school of your dreams. The facilities are fantastic and the coaches are the best part–maybe aside from the sweet gear you will be...
Make it Rain!
Cashing in: Ranking the Top NIL Deals In History
By Caelyn Elwin|July 12, 2022
It's been one year since the college sports world dramatically changed when the NCAA reluctantly loosened its regulations prohibiting college athletes to profit from their names, images and likenesses. This...
Pro tips!
Former Major League Baseball Player, “Starvin’ Marvin” Freeman, Offers 6 Recruiting Tips to Athletes
By Caelyn Elwin|June 3, 2022
A former Major League Baseball player, Marvin Freeman (also known as Starvin' Marvin), is now a coach in the Marquis Grissom Baseball Association (MGBA). Before being the #2 pick for...
I'm Not Like a Regular Mom, I'm a Cool Mom
Athlete Mothers: Changing the Game
By Caelyn Elwin|May 8, 2022
There are athletes, and then there are super-athletes. We want to introduce you to a couple super athletes today as we honor each and every mom for Mother's Day! THE...
NJCAA Recruiting
A Different Route: The JUCO Experience
By Caelyn Elwin|September 15, 2021
Jenna was a talented softball player her entire career and she had hopes of playing at the Division I level. When the Division I offers were not coming in, she...
teammates
A College Athlete’s Struggle with Mental Abuse
By Caelyn Elwin|March 1, 2019
Ali Ramirez is a Division I softball alumna of East Carolina University. After traveling across the country to be a student-athlete, her coaches mentally abused her through her first two years of college. Although thoughts of quitting were present in her mind, the young athlete persevered through the abuse and is now helping the next generation of student-athletes.
