NCAA will now allow college athletes to profit off their name
In recent news, the NCAA Board of Governors announced that they support rule changes allowing student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness. Keep Reading
The uncertainties surrounding the world of sports
While hope remains for the major sports seasons such as the NBA to crown a basketball champion and for the NFL to kickoff as regularly scheduled, the future of all sports (when and if they return anytime soon), much like many other aspects of our lives, will undoubtedly seem vastly different to what we were used to prior to the pandemic. Keep Reading
COVID-19 stalls spring recruiting process
After Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced schools would continue distance learning for the rest of this school year, the FHSAA (Florida Highschool Athletic Association) made the decision to officially cancel the 2020 Spring Sports season Monday, April 20. Among all the other consequences resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak, the high school recruitment process is negatively affected as sports shut down this spring. Keep Reading
The teams’ fate rests in how the coaches motivate
Coaches not only teach their players and call the plays, but they also motivate their teams to work hard and thus, play to the best of their ability. Here are how some Heritage coaches motivate their teams. Keep Reading
Living the new normal: the fallout of sports amid COVID-19
While the Coronavirus pandemic has certainly led to a change-of-pace to everyone’s normal routines, it has also meant a pause (at the very least) to all sports, from the professional to the high school level. Specifically at Heritage and other high schools, the hold on the spring season has resulted in the disappointment of athletes across each grade level, who all seemed to believe they were just finding their groove. Keep Reading