COACHES: The way that you were coached, the way you liked to be coached, or the way you've had success coaching in the past may not work with your next team. Continue to grow, adapt, and learn as a coach. Each team has different dynamics and every player is unique.
TOP FIVE PLAYS OF THE WEEK:
5⃣ - @MenashaFootball's Logan Bivens
4⃣ - Sturgeon Bay's Jack Higginbotham
3⃣ - @MishicotFB's Keshaun McAllister
2⃣ - @ndatritonfb's Kingston Allen
1⃣ - Sturgeon Bay's Gunnar Stuth
Come out and join us for 1 of our 2 Fall Camps!! Whether you are in high school and looking to learn more about SNC or you’re wanting to improve your fundamentals, we look forward to seeing you out on the field in August🥎⚜️💚
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#GoGreenKnights
As an AD, our general rule of communication is simple:
1.Athlete to Coach
2.Parent to Coach
3.Parent, Coach, and Athletic Director
People love to go straight to the top, but you have to protect the process. Allow the steps to take place.
Never meet with a parent in season without the coach present. That is not fair to the coach and is a waste of time for all involved as it will start a back and forth instead of an honest conversation.
@ChuckiesHackin @travisWSN Actually yes, the WIAA had surveys for athletic directors to send out on this topic. One for parents, one for athletes and one for administrators at schools.
@travisWSN We were told by Hudl that by November we will have to upgrade to their Premium package to continue use their cameras to stream on YouTube or other platform.
UNSEEN HOURS
Here's a small glimpse into why the best are the best with Caitlin Clark's off-season workout.
Everybody says they want to be great but not everyone is willing to do what's necessary to be great. Greatness doesn't just happen, it's earned.
📹 via @CoachHuelle
How do you make a school athletics program better? I’ll start.
1. School-wide strength and performance program and commitment to it. Preferably someone overseeing it all
2. Best athletes in school MUST be multi-sport guys.
@kmcallahan24 Katelyn.... I will never forget when you came to Mishicot. Your dad watched those Mishicot Pride games & cheered for every girl on that team like he had known them for years. He always had a word of encouragement for Emma. I am forever grateful to have been a part of his life.
@DonMayo40488198@skubuske Not every level. We were at the firecracker this weekend as 14u and the fields were not worked once. I don't mind playing on dirt but some effort to water and chalk them should have been taken