women’s sports
Truttschel: Strong Student-Athlete Academic History
Tom Truttschel, Head Girls Lacrosse Coach at Arrowhead High School (Hartland, Wis.), tells us about the traditionally strong student-athlete academic history that exists at Arrowhead....
Truttschel: Coaching: Large Programs Vs. Small Programs
Tom Truttschel, Head Girls Lacrosse Coach at Arrowhead High School (Hartland, Wis.), explains how coaching in a larger program is beneficial to his goals and success....
Truttschel: Lacrosse’s Growing Popularity
Tom Truttschel, Head Girls Lacrosse Coach at Arrowhead High School (Hartland, Wis.), is proud to be coaching a sport that is growing more each year and enjoys sharing his passion for lacrosse with individuals new to the sport....
Truttschel: Finding Space For Every Sport
Tom Truttschel, Head Girls Lacrosse Coach at Arrowhead High School (Hartland, Wis.), says that finding practice space in a program as large as Arrowhead’s presents challenges and discusses how they manage the "space" obstacle....
Title IX: Through The Eyes Of A Dad With 2 Daughters
“Daddy, girls play basketball too?” My five-year-old daughter, Lucy, fired this question at me this winter as I mindlessly flipped between two men’s college basketball games, only accidentally landing on a women’s contest with...
Powerline: Helping train women, injured athletes
Just as with all other aspects of athletics, a comprehensive strength-training program has numerous special-needs situations that require more than just a passing glance. This Powerline installment takes a closer look at issues that envelop two of...
Rucker Park Shooting During Entertainer’s Basketball Classic Injures Five
By Alan Neuhauser, DNAinfo Reporter/Producerhttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/26/rucker-park-shooting-entertainers-basketball-classic-nate-robinson-knicks_n_1705305.html
HARLEM — A shooting at Harlem's famed Rucker Park basketball cour...
Female sports can be revenue generators
There’s football. And then there’s basketball — boys or men’s basketball, of course. Too often it stops right there. Too often, administrators and athletic directors look no further for programs that can generate revenue, publicity and ...
