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August 10, 2020
Eye of the Storm: Using Integrated Technology to Track Severe Weather
by Wesley SykesOn average, the state of Oklahoma gets hit by 52 tornadoes per year. With the constant concern of severe weather, athletic administrators from Hennessey High School in Hennessey, Oklahoma must be prepared for the event of a tornado and how to protect its students and fellow community members. That’s where the Eagle Event Center — … Continue reading Eye of the Storm: Using Integrated Technology to Track Severe Weather
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August 5, 2020
Brand Loyalty: Maximizing School Spirit Through Branding & Graphics
by Wesley SykesOn any given Friday evening in the winter, deep in the woods of Rochester, Massachusetts, the overhead lights of the gymnasium at Old Colony Regional Vocational High School go dark. A spotlight switches on and flashes over the hardwood as a howl cries out from over the public address system. Mirroring the famous pregame introduction … Continue reading Brand Loyalty: Maximizing School Spirit Through Branding & Graphics
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August 4, 2020
Hull’s Home-Field Advantage With A View
by Wesley SykesAt the tip of the peninsula in the town of Hull, Massachusetts, where three bodies of water converge upon a narrow piece of land, you can find the student-athletes of the Hull High School Pirates. With a sprawling view of the Boston Harbor off in the distance, recreational boaters passing by and the high school … Continue reading Hull’s Home-Field Advantage With A View
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August 3, 2020
11 Tips In Finding Volunteers & Support Personnel
by Dr. David HochFor some athletic administrators, it may be difficult to find volunteers or support personnel to run the concession stand at contests, to man the chains at football games, to operate the scoreboard and a host of other tasks. Most individuals who might help have their own full-time jobs, some may have a student on a … Continue reading 11 Tips In Finding Volunteers & Support Personnel
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July 30, 2020
Five Tips for Recruiting High School Players
by Wesley SykesRecruitment. It’s the lifeline for any successful college basketball program. But the recruitment of high school players goes far beyond tracking field goal percentages and rebound totals or watching a submitted highlight tape. And if you’re with a smaller school from the NCAA Division II or III ranks, it takes a little more digging to … Continue reading Five Tips for Recruiting High School Players
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