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Let’s Talk Ivy Crew

As a fast rower in your senior year of high school, you’re told the world is your oyster… but what if you’re allergic to shellfish? You want to go further. How about an Ivy League? Okay. The acceptance rate for Ivy League Universities in the United States is 6.78%, but that won’t slow you down

June 8, 2020 Maya Meschkuleit

Yale Baseball Player Gives Great Advice to Those Who are Looking to Play at the Next Level

We sat down with Yale University Men’s Baseball player, Brian Ronai, who spoke about how he got on his current coach’s radar and how to prepare for college baseball mentally and physically. He also shared on how to adjust from being the best player on your high school team to being average on your college

June 1, 2020

Chicago Bears, Keandre Jones, Talks Time Management and Leadership

• 2019 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten • 2019 Third Team Phil Steele All-Big Ten • 2019 Team Captain Keandre Jones, an Olney, Maryland native, stands at 6 feet and 3 inches tall and weighs in at 220 pounds. The linebacker played for Ohio State and delivered 29 tackles and one sack. At

May 7, 2020

UC Berkeley’s Pac-12 Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Neil McGuire, Kicks some Advice your Way

In the 13 seasons at Berkeley, Neil McGuire has led the California women’s soccer team to unprecedented success. Besides being a Liverpool native since the age of five, Coach McGuire brings a fresh perspective to the coaching world. McGuire loves to continually learn more about the game and appreciates what it has to offer. He

April 27, 2020

Cornell’s Football Facilities

Cornell’s Schoellkopf Field opened its doors in 1915 to the Cornell Big Red football, sprint football and men’s and women’s lacrosse teams. The stadium capacity holds up to 25,597 cheering fans. If you find yourself at Cornell and want to venture to the Robison Hall of Fame Room, Cornell’s Hall of Fame for athletics, it’s

April 6, 2020

University of Rhode Island Head Women’s Basketball Coach Passes Advice to Athletes

Tammi Reiss, a fifth overall WNBA draft pick is now the University of Rhode Island Head Women’s Basketball Coach. Before spending two seasons with Utah, Reiss played collegiate basketball at Virginia, where she was an All-American and won three ACC regular-season titles, two league tournament championships and made three appearances to the NCAA final four.

April 2, 2020

Jaguars Linebackers and Defensive backs Coach, Mike Rutenberg, Gives Advice to Athletes

Mike Rutenberg, a football coach in the National Football League (NFL), has been an assistant linebackers coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars since 2018. Before diving headfirst into a coaching career, Rutenberg left Chevy Chase, Maryland, for Cornell University. There he played linebacker and offensive tackle on the Sprint Football team for four years. Out of

March 26, 2020

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Matt Crosson

Parent

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Maria Zachary

Parent

The C.A.L.C. was thrilled to have Keirsten Sires come and speak to us on multiple topics relevant to high school athletics today, including recruiting. Keirsten reached all of our students and left them with great strategies that will not only help on the fields, courts, and mats, but also in the game of recruiting. She was a true professional and delivered a wonderful message.

Gus Kalikas

Athletic Director at Arthur L. Johnson High School

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Richard Andrzejewski

Parent

I think hearing from other athletes is very beneficial. To be able to learn from people’s mistakes, and to be able to have access to those voices is really helpful; especially voices that have been there and done that. It’s very important for people to have access to information that could benefit them, and in this case there are many voices that can help the next wave of athletes.

Troy Polamalu

University of Southern California | Pittsburgh Steelers

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Brooke Cabrera

University of Maryland

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Let’s Talk Ivy Crew

Yale Baseball Player Gives Great Advice to Those Who are Looking to Play at the Next Level

Chicago Bears, Keandre Jones, Talks Time Management and Leadership

UC Berkeley’s Pac-12 Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Neil McGuire, Kicks some Advice your Way

Cornell’s Football Facilities

University of Rhode Island Head Women’s Basketball Coach Passes Advice to Athletes

Jaguars Linebackers and Defensive backs Coach, Mike Rutenberg, Gives Advice to Athletes

Matt Crosson

Parent

Maria Zachary

Parent

Gus Kalikas

Athletic Director at Arthur L. Johnson High School

Richard Andrzejewski

Parent

Troy Polamalu

University of Southern California | Pittsburgh Steelers

Brooke Cabrera

University of Maryland

Will Yeatman

University of Maryland | Miami Dolphins, Houston Texans

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