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Recruiting Advice to Parents from University of Maryland Track & Field Athlete’s Mother
Helping Your Athlete through the Recruiting Process
Recruiting Advice to Parents from University of Maryland Track & Field Athlete’s Mother

By TJ Bleichner|January 21, 2022

TJ Bleichner was on University of Maryland's track and field team for fours years, and competed for one season with Louisiana State. He experienced his own recruiting horror story before...

Stanford Women’s Volleyball Coach Kevin Hambly and What Impresses Him
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Stanford Women’s Volleyball Coach Kevin Hambly and What Impresses Him

By Alexis Jones|September 12, 2019

The coaching resume of Stanford University's Women's Volleyball coach, Kevin Hambly, spans the course of eleven years and is full of honors and winning seasons. From 2009 to 2016, the...

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College Recruiting Process | Tips for Parents
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College Recruiting Process | Tips for Parents

By Kaila Pinkney|August 28, 2017

Parents can be a strong support system for their childs recruiting process. They can help navigate their child through the ups and downs of their recruiting journey. Most importantly, a...

Recruiting Advice to Parents from Parents |What is Your Role
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Recruiting Advice to Parents from Parents |What is Your Role

By Nicolette Michalowski|May 18, 2017

As parents, we never where to begin as far as the recruiting process is concerned. We might ask ourselves how involved should we be or should not be, should we...

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