NCAA scholarship links and facts for parents of athletes
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Did you know you could receive a college scholarship to play badminton, squash or water polo?
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Archive for the tag 'School'NCAA scholarship links and facts for parents of athletesPosted by bob hammerstrom Did you know you could receive a college scholarship to play badminton, squash or water polo? He has a nose for the ballPosted by bob hammerstrom Practices are usually uneventful to shoot for the paper. But when I pulled up the pictures on my laptop and saw the ball on a players’ nose, it stood out to me. Dirt, sweat and grass - Yum! - Take a drink…Posted by bob hammerstrom That’s no Gatorade or Powerade recipe for a sports drink. I’m sure my coaches weren’t thinking of e-coli bacteria, deadly viruses or poisoning when my teammates and I at Whitehall High School in Wisconsin, had to chug water during a break from football practice using an outdoor hose faucet and our football helmets. Looking back [...] Queen city passes Pay-to-Play for school sportsPosted by bob hammerstrom The Manchester School District passed a budget including extracurricular user fees for the city’s schools. Pay-to-play has spread to the queen city like a disease among behives. Merrimack Youth Association funding hot topic in townPosted by bob hammerstrom Recreational youth sports leagues are an essential part of any town, no matter the population. They are not only the feeder programs for junior high and high school teams, but also play a key role in the healthiness of the town’s youngest generation. Can you get sued for missing a high five?Posted by bob hammerstrom It’s the standard high five - five fingers and your palm, to another hand. There’s a cracking sound, or maybe just silence. You missed! Or, maybe they forgot to put their hand up. You tap them on the head instead, and the next thing you know, you’re going to court. Hey Merrimack fan, take a pill!Posted by bob hammerstrom I had a headache last night, and ringing in my ears. It didn’t come from my car stereo, and not from cheering on the Red Sox last night. I blame it on the short woman sitting behind me at the Class L Junior Varsity Basketball Tournament yesterday at Manchester West High School. Scalped by BG ticket pricesPosted by bob hammerstrom So what do you get for three bucks these days - one pound of propane to heat my house, a gallon of milk, a subscription to The Telegraph, but not admission into a basketball game at Bishop Guertin High School. That will cost you five BIG ONES. Are Nashua Athletics Dwindling?Posted by bob hammerstrom One of the school budget-trimming proposals out there will eliminate the current junior high athletics as they are today, and replace them with intramural-style sports. After reading a letter sent out to parents of Nashua junior high students (provided to me by a friend), I wondered who is behind this shift - or shaft as many [...] Just don’t get sick on a FridayPosted by bob hammerstrom All good rules are not meant to be broken, but what about if there’s a flaw in the wording? About the authorWelcome to Raising Athletes, a blog for families involved in sports. I'm Bob Hammerstrom, a staff photographer and multimedia producer at The Telegraph in Nashua, N.H. I'm a parent of an athlete involved in AAU and high school sports. You can contact me at: bhammerstrom@
nashuatelegraph.com. Please share your thoughts and ideas in the comments as well.
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