Welcome to this special interview, #114, with Chase Wassel, a former NCAA college athlete. Chase is graduating this spring from NCAA Division 2, Holy Family. She enjoyed not just a good collegiate volleyball career, but what can only be described as a stellar volleyball career. For those of you dreaming of competing in college, listen […]
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Welcome to this special interview, with Cristian Anguiano Marin, a former NAIA, and JUCO student athlete. Cristian is an admissions counselor at Eastern Oregon University, where he received his undergraduate degree last year. He is graduating this spring with a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership. Cristian rose from rural southern Idaho with few opportunities to become
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Welcome to this special interview, #51 with former Biola swimmer, Two time NAIA Swimmer of the Year, and holder of 8 National Championships, Christine Tixier. For those of you dreaming of competing in college, listen to athletes like Christine who have already traveled the road and are now looking back.
Welcome to this special interview, #44, with Virginia Taylor, former NCAA athlete. She is a lawyer with a big heart and a swimmer with a big horse. For those of you dreaming of competing in college, listen to athletes like Virginia who have already traveled the road and are now looking back. I am excited
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Welcome to this special interview, #40, with Sports Personality and entrepreneur, Nadine Liverpool. Over the previous year, college coaches have been sharing with us weekly recruiting advice for prospective college athletes in our audience. Every day hundreds of high school players and parents, are looking to the Recruiting Code for advice. Moving forward, I want
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Welcome to Interview #37. Today we have a special interview. I am convinced a successful college athletic career can positively impact the rest of your life. I want you to look beyond the scholarship and make your decisions by also looking at the bigger picture. Sometimes when we look back it’s easier to see that
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