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Recruiting Tip
What's New in Wrestling
Someone doesn’t have The Olympic Spirit
That someone is Swedish wrestler Ara Abrahamian. After losing to the eventual gold medal winner Andrea Minguzzi of Italy in the semi-finals of the 84 kilogram Greco-Roman wrestling, Abrahamian threw a hissy-fit, shouting at the referee and officials, and stormed off. From Douglas Hamilton’s article on Yahoo! Sports: Swedish fans booed loudly as the judges filed out of the arena. Abrahamian said Read More >>
How Coaches Evaluate Character
Character matters in recruiting. When I ask a coach in any sport what they look for in a recruit the words high character always come up in their top three. Taking a chance on a “risky” recruit can often come back to bite a coach in the butt. In 2007 Texas threw former high profile recruit Read More >>
Are you afraid the recruiting train is passing you by?
Are you a student-athlete who is on a mission to play college sports? Are you a student-athlete who has played your sport for years? Imagine your first sport season after high school and you’re not playing. What would that feel like? Most student athletes and their families are unaware of how early college recruiting begins. Or Read More >>
Be Competitive: It is what you are good at
By Melissa Babb-Renta
If you plan on wrestling at the college level you have to be competitive. It is the competition in the student athlete that stands them out from their peers and deems them capable of competing at the next level. Size, strength, and agility is always a factor, but there are a lot of student athletes out there that are strong, fast, and “athletic”. The competition in the athlete is what pushes them even further; to be greater than the others.
Knowing that there are many student athletes out there who are strong, quick and agile and knowing that many of them are competitive and want to play at the next level, why do so many families believe that opportunities will come to them? Read More >>
Impact Athlete of the Month
Cameron Croy
Brentwood High School
from Brentwood, TN
For the second time NCSA wants to recognize Cameron Croy as our impact wrestler of the month. Cameron is a stud 200# wrestler from Brentwood, TN and attends Brentwood High School. Cameron recently scored a 26 on his ACT and will be graduating in 2010.
On the mat, Cameron won the TN State championship earning a record of 40-0 and was honored with State Wrestler of the Year. Cameron recently returned from an unofficial visit at Ohio State University who placed 2nd this year in DI and is looking forward to visit several other top D1 programs this summer. Cameron’s determination and work ethic on the mat and in the classroom has already made him a top recruit for all schools
