Welcome to interview #123 with NAIA college coach, Ben Rosen! Ben is the assistant men’s wrestling coach at Campbellsville University. Coach Ben has worked with wrestlers on the high school level as well as at Doane University as a graduate assistant coach. He was also a college wrestler himself, winning 92 matches during his career […]
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Welcome to interview #119 with Coach Nicholas Dodson! Coach Nick is the head Track and Field coach at Southeastern University. The 2018-19 season was Southeastern University’s first year having a Track and Field Program, and they came in with a bang. They won both the men’s and women’s The Sun Conference titles, had fifteen individual
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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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I am excited to bring you this interview with NAIA Coach Jeremiah Walls, of Midway University Women’s Track and Field. If you are considering competing in Track and Field in college or competing in the NAIA in any sport, you need to read on. Coach Walls has fifteen years of experience guiding athletes at Division 1,
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Why You Should Consider Small NAIA Colleges with Coach Sanchez I am excited to bring you this interview with NAIA Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach Jamie Sanchez, of Marymount California University. Coach Sanchez is a legend in the college tennis world. He has compiled numerous awards and recognition throughout his 40+ year career. We are
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Is your teen counting on a full-ride NAIA athletic scholarship? In the articles on Division I Athletic Scholarships and Division II Athletic Scholarships, you read that full-ride scholarships are rare for most sports. This article is the third in a four-part series on the amount of scholarships actually available on college rosters. And the focus here
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Welcome to Interview #105 “It is more important to pick the school based on is it the right school for you not just the right scholarship.” Coach Josh Kittell I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of Josh Kitten, the former NAIA Football Coach of the University of Jamestown. Coach Kittell has been at
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Welcome to Interview #104 “You can’t fake a good performance in track. Luck doesn’t exist.” Coach Josh Bradley I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NAIA Cross Country and Track & Field Coach, of Bryan College. Josh Bradley has been the Head Coach for the Bryan College Cross Country and Track and
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Welcome to Interview #99 I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NAIA Men’s Soccer Coach of Mount Marty College, Carlos Saenz. Coach Saenz is coaching at the college, club and high school levels which give him a unique perspective on the recruiting process. Why do you think athletes should consider an NAIA
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