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THE KELLY CARDENAS PODCAST PRESENTS James E. Dixon was born with poor blood circulation that necessitated thirty three surgeries before his 11th birthday, and eventually resulted in unilateral amputation below the knee. James learned to overcome his disability by playing sports like basketball and was offered a Division III scholarship. He began weight lifting in college, which sparked a lifelong passion that led to record setting achievements. After graduating, he gravitated towards people-focused careers: sales, restaurant entrepreneurship, television, exposition host, and ministry. James hid his amputation along each career path, but eventually shared, changing his life and creating a platform that offers hope to others. Today his motivational speeches are featured weekly to 1.4M subscribers on the YouTube's Absolute Motivation channel and to 32K followers on Instagram. He is also a model for Under Armor, slated as the 2023 NFL combine Keynote Speaker, and a proud father of three who residing in the Indianapolis area. THE HIDEOUT Be sure to check out my new audiobook SUCCESS LEAVES CLUES (THE 7 P'S THAT CAN SHIFT YOUR REALITY) Thank you to our sponsors PRIVATE MONEY CLUB  USE CODE - KELLY500 MONEY SCHOOL TABLE ONE HOSPITALITY RAVEN DRUM FOUNDATION THE MINA GROUP SECRET KNOCK FAMECAST Findlay Volvo Las Vegas Samaritans Feet Cardenas Law Group Squeeze Dried Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation BLING SHINE SERUM-The #1 seller of over 15 years and the only product to be endorsed by my MAMA! MORE KELLY “JOY IS THE ART OF FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOUR CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES AND ALLOWING MAGIC TO HAPPEN!” EXECUTIVE PRODUCER BROOKLYN CARDENAS --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kelly-cardenas/message

BC baseball is riding a 10-game win streak, including a win at No. 2 Tennessee and Eagle ace Chris Flynn joins the show to talk his journey from Division III walk-on to a post-grad job in commercial construction to Birdball starting pitcher. Plus the week that was in BC softball and what's coming next on the diamond. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Champions were crowned across all levels of college wrestling last weekend. The Pinning Combination podcast with The Gazette's K.J. Pilcher and Hall of Fame coach Dick Briggs is here to break it all down.We have takeaways from the National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships in Cedar Rapids, the Big Ten and Big 12 tournaments and more. Plus, a look at what's coming up this week, including the NCAA Division II and Division III championships.1:01 - National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships21:12 - Big Ten Championships38:45 - Big 12 Championships» Follow On Iowa Sports on Twitter and Facebook» Iowa wrestling coverage on The Gazette.com» Full Pinning Combination episodes on YouTube

Reid Ouse is an NBA Skills Trainer and the Founder of Catalyst Training in Minnesota. He has worked with Andrew Wiggins, Jake Layman, and Paige Bueckers among many other players at all levels of the game. Catalyst has trained over 100 pro players, 600 college players and numerous high school players and programs. The son of a long-time high school coach, Reid had a knee injury cut his playing career short and led to him coaching at the college level. His career as an assistant coach began with two seasons at the University of Northwestern in St. Paul, Minnesota. Reid then moved over to Bethel University, a member of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, arguably the best Division III conference in the country. After three seasons at Bethel, Reid became the top assistant at Waldorf College in Forrest City, Iowa. His last stop as a college assistant coach was at Division II Minnesota State University Moorhead. Reid then began training in the New York City area, and quickly began making a name for himself in the competitive NYC market. While on the East Coast, Reid directed The Hoop School, New Jersey's premier basketball training program. He is also the Director of Coaching for the NBA Big Man Clinic, based out of New York City. Reid eventually returned to Minnesota to start Catalyst Training.If you're looking to improve your coaching please consider joining the Hoop Heads Mentorship Program. We believe that having a mentor is the best way to maximize your potential and become a transformational coach. By matching you up with one of our experienced mentors you'll develop a one on one relationship that will help your coaching, your team, your program, and your mindset. The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. Find out more at hoopheadspod.com or shoot me an email directly mike@hoopheadspod.comFollow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram.Grab a notebook as you listen to this episode with Reid Ouse, NBA Skills Trainer and Founder of Catalyst Training.Website - https://www.basketballcatalyst.com/Email - reid@basketballcatalyst.comTwitter - @reidouseVisit our Sponsors!Dr. Dish BasketballMention the Hoop Heads Podcast when you place your order and get $300 off a brand new state of the art Dr. Dish Shooting Machine! Fast Model SportsFastModel Sports has the most compelling and intuitive basketball software out there! In addition to a great product, they also provide basketball coaching content and resources through their blog and playbank, which features over 8,000 free plays and drills from their online coaching community. For access to these plays and more information, visit fastmodelsports.com or follow them on Twitter @FastModel. Use Promo code HHP15 to save 15%The Coaching PortfolioYour first impression is everything when applying for a new coaching job. A professional coaching portfolio is the tool that highlights your coaching...

Case Western Reserve University is becoming a Division III basketball power and an academic powerhouse, too, with a team grade point average of 3.6.

My guests today hold two crucial roles in the modernization of DIII athletics. Gerard Rooney is the President at St. John Fisher University in New York. Chuck Mitrano is the Commissioner of the Empire 8 Conference and the Chair of the NCAA DIII Championships Committee. Our topic? How DIII leaders are centering the athlete experience around well-rounded mind and body wellness and defining the collective good for all of Division III. The Empire 8 has one of the strongest presidentially driven governance structures in the nation, and has created a culture of accountability and support. The council actively monitors members for “viability”, using metrics developed in house. This proactive approach allows for an early read on what the needs are for the membership. If you've wondered whether it matters if you have a proactive group of presidents to stabilize a conference, as well as the significance of an engaged commissioner, this is a wealth of good information for new presidents and trustees.

The Podcast that seeks to understand who the student athletes of The Catholic University of America are, by interviewing the players themselves. Balancing studies while playing a Division III sport can be tough, and I want to know how the players do it. Join me, Meredith Hamm, as I journey through the sports and the season to understand the lives of student athletes. This week I am interviewing Jack Fitzpatrick and Jake Timby from the Men's Basketball Team.

The Podcast that seeks to understand who the student athletes of The Catholic University of America are, by interviewing the players themselves. Balancing studies while playing a Division III sport can be tough, and I want to know how the players do it. Join me, Meredith Hamm, as I journey through the sports and the season to understand the lives of student athletes. This week I am interviewing Rachel Bussanich and Keegan Douglas from the Women's Basketball Team.

Erin Bean joined Baylor Athletics in January 2021 to serve as the Assistant AD for Marketing Strategy. In September 2021 she was promoted to Associate AD for Strategic Marketing & Fan Engagement. She oversees the areas of strategic marketing, fan, and community engagement, social media & digital engagement, and the Baylor Spirit & Traditions program. Bean is the sports program administrator for Baylor Equestrian.  A former Division III volleyball student-athlete at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pa., Bean brings 10 years of experience, savvy, and passion for collegiate athletics, including experience in all three NCAA Divisions. She's had stints at Saint Leo University, University of South Florida, Tennessee Technological University, and the Northeast Conference, and started her career at her alma mater, Juniata College.  Prior to joining the Baylor family, Bean served as the Assistant Athletic Director for External Operations at Saint Leo (DII). She oversaw external components of athletic communications, marketing, special events, community engagement, game environment, ticket operations, concessions, merchandise sales, corporate partnerships, and Lions Athletic Fund. She also provided leadership to the areas of communication, alumni relations, fan engagement, development, and special events. This was her second stint at Saint Leo, where she previously served as a Director of Athletic Communications. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our latest edition of In The Circle, Victor Anderson talks about Monica Abbott announcing her retirement from softball and her impact on the game. He reflects on his first time seeing Abbott in college and her remarkable numbers while in Tennessee. We play back thoughts on Monica from her college catcher, Syracuse Head Coach Shannon Doepking, and Ralph & Karen Weekly in Throwback Thursday.   Afterward, we head to Montgomery, Alabama, to chat with Alabama State Head Coach Todd Bradley. Coach previews this year's HBCU Celebration Softball Tournament and shares news about next year's event, which will excite HBCU Softball fans. He talks about his program and the changes made to the SWAC schedule and paying with a chip on their shoulder after falling to Prairie View in last year's SWAC Championship.   We then head to Division III and welcome Belhaven Head Coach Kevin Griffin to the show. The Blazers enter 2023 with high expectations after making it to Super Regionals last year. Coach Griffin talks about moving to a new conference, their brutal schedule, the reason behind it, and the keys to setting up a winning culture at the D3 level.

On Season 6 Episode 2, we welcomed on a Futures League veteran to the show: Pittsfield Suns Pitcher Tim Cianciolo! Tim talks about his offseason and preparations before his “senior” season at UMass Boston, his pride for being part of a Division III program and the statement his future coach made that led him to becoming a Beacon. He also talks about his two seasons in Pittsfield, being named an all-star with the Futures League both seasons, his two managers with the Suns, being a “academic weapon” and much more! PETE WILK GOFUNDME: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-coach-pete-wilk-and-family

We've been talking about it for a year now: This upcoming 2023 football season will have just four at-large bids. It's getting harder and harder to make the NCAA Division III football playoffs as an at-large team, there's no denying it. Before it gets even worse, this is the time that Division III administrators need […] The post ATN Podcast 327: How do we fix the playoffs? appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

It was a very popular addition to the countdown to the Division III national tournaments and it's back! This time exclusively on Hoopsville! On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, the DIII national committees reveal their Top 16 seeds as if the tournaments started this week. We reveal the Top 16 teams based on Week 2's regional rankings and data. Who will be the top teams and who even makes the cut? Not only do we reveal the Top 16 teams ranking-wise on both the men's and women's side, but we also chat with both national committee chairs. Hear more about the process that got them the Top 16s, how the first two sets of regional rankings work has gone, get some insight on some of the decisions that have been made so far, and get up to speed on what we all should know as teams are selected and brackets decided in ten days time. Then we welcome in our experts to discuss not only the Top 16 Seeds, but also the latest set of Regional Rankings. What those and what the committee chairs have stated tells us ahead of selection time. Guests include: National Committee Chairs: - Sara Quatrocky, men's chair and Maryville Athletics Director - Megan Wilson, women's chair and Dubuque Assoc. Dean of Intercollegiate Athletics Women's Reaction Crew: - Pat Coleman, D3hoops.com Editor-in-Chief - Gordon Mann, D3hoops.com Senior Editor - Scott Peterson, Data and numbers guru Men's Reaction Crew: - Pat Coleman, D3hoops.com Editor-in-Chief - Ryan Scott, D3hoops.com columnist - Matt Snyder, co-host D3datacast Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and Sports Tours International and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Like a game clock, time is running out on the 2023 season. Which teams are positioning themselves not only for conference glory, but assure themselves some madness come March? On Thursday's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh chats with four programs grabbing headlines in their respective conferences and around Division III. How they will impact the end of the season. Plus, we get a more in-depth look at the Women's Top 25 in our Double-Take Guests include: - Women's Top 25 Double-Take: Scott Peterson and Ryan Scott - Kendra Whitehead, No. 8 Hardin-Simmons women's coach - Bob Amsberry, No. 24 Wartburg women's coach - Sean Smith, North Park men's coach - Sean Coffey, Utica men's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Ryan McCormack enters his tenth season as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator with UMass Dartmouth, and will manage an experienced group of running backs. Since joining UMass Dartmouth, McCormack has played a pivotal role in recruiting several of the Corsairs' key players from around New England, New York, Louisiana, and Florida.Prior to his arrival, McCormack served as the defensive coordinator at Mt. Hope High School for the past two seasons, where his charges earned a berth in the Rhode Island State Playoffs in 2012 and 2013. McCormack also sandwiched a one-year stint at Rogers High School between two stretches at Middletown High. Between 2000 and 2006, McCormack was responsible for a variety of roles on the staff of his alma mater, Salve Regina. During his six seasons with the Seahawks, he served as a graduate assistant and recruiting coordinator before being promoted to defensive coordinator and defensive linemen coach. He mentored nine defensive all conference players, while also tutoring the Hal Chalmers Award recipient, honoring the top student-athlete in the New England Football Conference.Previous to his 23 years of coaching experience, McCormack was a four-year member of the Salve Regina football team, where he played on the defensive line and handled the long-snapping duties. He helped the Seahawks capture four conference championships, three ECAC Bowl Championship appearances and was a 1998 ECAC Bowl Champion. In the 1997 season McCormack was part of the Salve Regina Defensive Line that created the number one overall leader in total Defense in the country. A 2000 graduate with a bachelor's of arts degree in administration of justice represented the Division III student-athlete model, earning Magna Cum Laude honors. In the spring of 2003, he earned his master's degree in administration of justice from Salve Regina.Contact Ryan:IG - RyanPmcCormackPHONE 508-999-8738EMAIL ryan.mccormack@umassd.eduTWITTER @UMASSDCoachMcCReach Us At:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6-CkrW-5SPewYxdu588tUQWebsite: https://allmylinks.com/egpodEmail: EGPodOfThunder@gmail.comAll Social Media: @EGPodOfThunderEfi's Social Media: @ExplorewithEfStream Episode 66 Listen on All Podcast Streaming Services and YouTube. Link is in the Bio! Follow, Like, Subscribe and tell a friend to tell a co worker to tell a friend about us. Appreciate the Love!#collegefootball #football #nfl #cfb #sports #ncaa #ncaafootball #nfldraft #espn #sec #college #americanfootball #collegefootballplayoff #explorepage #big #nflfootball #cfbplayoff #collegegameday #touchdown #highschoolfootball #mascac #umassdartmouth #nflmemes #basketball #gameday #secfootball #superbowl #footballseason #explore #bhfyp

IL's Dan Kaplan sits down with Caleb "The Big Dog" Abney to chat all things Division III lacrosse as the preseason winds down. Dive in with the guys as they chat about Kap's Top 30, All-Americans and Caleb unveils a new segment of Big Dog's Big Takes. The 2023 season is officially here and the guys look forward to producing a weekly podcast for the benefit of D3 Nation.

This week on Inside the Headset, we are featuring our Division III Coach of the Year discussion. The coaches discuss some highlights of their program this past season and some key mentors in their life that have helped push them to their success. The regional coach of the year winners for Division III are: Region 1: Mike Toerper, Ithaca College Michael Toerper (Ter-per) was named as the 11th head coach of the Ithaca College football program on February 18, 2022. In his first season as head coach in 2022, Toerper guided the Bombers to 12-1 and reached the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals. IC secured its first undefeated regular season since 1986 and claimed its first outright Liberty League title. Toerper was also named as the Liberty League Coaching Staff of the Year. Toerper served as the defensive coordinator for the Bombers from 2017-19. He then departed to become the safeties coach at Division I Holy Cross for the past two seasons and contributed to turning that Crusaders defense into one of the top units in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) in 2021. Region 2: Ryan Larsen, Carnegie Mellon University Ryan Larsen, a 13-year coaching veteran, comes to Carnegie Mellon from Columbia University, where he served as quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator. Larsen, who has achieved offensive success at every one of his coaching experiences, has also worked at Stevenson University, Rhodes College, Wabash College and Indiana University. He led Carnegie Mellon to an 11-1 record and 8-0 record in conference in the 2022 season. Region 3: Larry Harmon, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Larry Harmon was promoted to Head Football Coach in January 2022 after spending the previous 20 seasons as the Cru's defensive coordinator. Harmon guided the Cru to a 12-2 record in his first season at the helm as the Crusaders finished in the NCAA Division III Semifinals for the fifth time in program history. In addition to his defensive coordinator duties, Coach Harmon also worked with UMHB's kick return and kick coverage teams. He opened his career at UMHB in 1999, spending three years as UMHB's secondary coach. Region 4: Jason Couch, Alma College Jason Couch was a decorated player at Alma and was named the head football coach at Alma College in January 2018. Couch is the 30th head coach in the history of the program, which dates back to 1894. Couch led Alma to an 11-1 record, undefeated in conference play and a playoff berth. Coach Couch helped lead Alma to the second round, which would be a first in program history. Region 5: Steve Johnson, Bethel University (Minn.) Steve Johnson completed his 34th year as the head football coach at Bethel University in 2022. Under Johnson's leadership, Bethel's football program has risen to national prominence and has become a perennial contender for the MIAC championship. He has amassed 244 career wins and a .693 winning percentage and is the all-time wins leader among active NCAA Division III coaches. He also ranks 35th all-time in win among all divisions and is a six-time MIAC Coach of the Year. He has completed 28 consecutive non-losing seasons and accumulated a 100-36 (.735) overall record since 2010, including 73-23 (.760) in MIAC play.

Thursday is the 9th Annual Hoopsville Marathon and plans to be on the air for NINE hours! This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There are also topics that impact Division III including the world of officiating. And we get a "State of DIII" update from the VP of Division III, Louise McCleary. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. It is also a chance to give us as a show to fundraise for the future. Guests include: - Veronica Nolt, No. 24 Elizabethtown women's coach - Ryan Kershaw, Carleton men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 21 WashU men's coach - Lindsey Atkinson, NFHS Director of Sports - HS Girls Hoops Numbers - J.R. Fredette, Albertus Magnus women's coach - Tim Murray, VSiN Host and Muhlenberg grad - Polly Thomason, UHartford women's coach - Louise McCleary, NCAA VP of DIII, "State of DIII" - Emily Garner, No. 11 Trinity (Conn.) women's coach - Steve Schweer, Illinois College men's coach - Jim Haney & Mary Toberman, NCAA DIII Coordinators for Officiating - WBB Top 25 Double-Take: Scott Peterson and Riley Zayas - Megan Haughey, Stevens women's coach - Fred Roggin, Host, M 570 LA Sports (SCIAC & Future) - Josh Angle. No. 19 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's senior guard - Tonja Englund and Jesse Ruden. UW-Eau Claire women's coach and senior guard - Pete Moran, No. 7 John Carroll men's coach - Ryan Cain, No. 6 Keene State men's coach The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday is the 9th Annual Hoopsville Marathon and plans to be on the air for NINE hours! This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There are also topics that impact Division III including the world of officiating. And we get a "State of DIII" update from the VP of Division III, Louise McCleary. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. It is also a chance to give us as a show to fundraise for the future. Guests include: - Veronica Nolt, No. 24 Elizabethtown women's coach - Ryan Kershaw, Carleton men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 21 WashU men's coach - Lindsey Atkinson, NFHS Director of Sports - HS Girls Hoops Numbers - J.R. Fredette, Albertus Magnus women's coach - Tim Murray, VSiN Host and Muhlenberg grad - Polly Thomason, UHartford women's coach - Louise McCleary, NCAA VP of DIII, "State of DIII" - Emily Garner, No. 11 Trinity (Conn.) women's coach - Steve Schweer, Illinois College men's coach - Jim Haney & Mary Toberman, NCAA DIII Coordinators for Officiating - WBB Top 25 Double-Take: Scott Peterson and Riley Zayas - Megan Haughey, Stevens women's coach - Fred Roggin, Host, M 570 LA Sports (SCIAC & Future) - Josh Angle. No. 19 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's senior guard - Tonja Englund and Jesse Ruden. UW-Eau Claire women's coach and senior guard - Pete Moran, No. 7 John Carroll men's coach - Ryan Cain, No. 6 Keene State men's coach The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday is the 9th Annual Hoopsville Marathon and plans to be on the air for NINE hours! This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There are also topics that impact Division III including the world of officiating. And we get a "State of DIII" update from the VP of Division III, Louise McCleary. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. It is also a chance to give us as a show to fundraise for the future. Guests include: - Veronica Nolt, No. 24 Elizabethtown women's coach - Ryan Kershaw, Carleton men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 21 WashU men's coach - Lindsey Atkinson, NFHS Director of Sports - HS Girls Hoops Numbers - J.R. Fredette, Albertus Magnus women's coach - Tim Murray, VSiN Host and Muhlenberg grad - Polly Thomason, UHartford women's coach - Louise McCleary, NCAA VP of DIII, "State of DIII" - Emily Garner, No. 11 Trinity (Conn.) women's coach - Steve Schweer, Illinois College men's coach - Jim Haney & Mary Toberman, NCAA DIII Coordinators for Officiating - WBB Top 25 Double-Take: Scott Peterson and Riley Zayas - Megan Haughey, Stevens women's coach - Fred Roggin, Host, M 570 LA Sports (SCIAC & Future) - Josh Angle. No. 19 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's senior guard - Tonja Englund and Jesse Ruden. UW-Eau Claire women's coach and senior guard - Pete Moran, No. 7 John Carroll men's coach - Ryan Cain, No. 6 Keene State men's coach The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday is the 9th Annual Hoopsville Marathon and plans to be on the air for NINE hours! This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There are also topics that impact Division III including the world of officiating. And we get a "State of DIII" update from the VP of Division III, Louise McCleary. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. It is also a chance to give us as a show to fundraise for the future. Guests include: - Veronica Nolt, No. 24 Elizabethtown women's coach - Ryan Kershaw, Carleton men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 21 WashU men's coach - Lindsey Atkinson, NFHS Director of Sports - HS Girls Hoops Numbers - J.R. Fredette, Albertus Magnus women's coach - Tim Murray, VSiN Host and Muhlenberg grad - Polly Thomason, UHartford women's coach - Louise McCleary, NCAA VP of DIII, "State of DIII" - Emily Garner, No. 11 Trinity (Conn.) women's coach - Steve Schweer, Illinois College men's coach - Jim Haney & Mary Toberman, NCAA DIII Coordinators for Officiating - WBB Top 25 Double-Take: Scott Peterson and Riley Zayas - Megan Haughey, Stevens women's coach - Fred Roggin, Host, M 570 LA Sports (SCIAC & Future) - Josh Angle. No. 19 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's senior guard - Tonja Englund and Jesse Ruden. UW-Eau Claire women's coach and senior guard - Pete Moran, No. 7 John Carroll men's coach - Ryan Cain, No. 6 Keene State men's coach The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Thursday is the 9th Annual Hoopsville Marathon and plans to be on the air for NINE hours! This year's show featured coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and many others around Division III who gave us a sense of the season to date and what is to come. There are also topics that impact Division III including the world of officiating. And we get a "State of DIII" update from the VP of Division III, Louise McCleary. The marathon is also a chance to celebrate the final month of the Division III basketball regular season. It is also a chance to give us as a show to fundraise for the future. Guests include: - Veronica Nolt, No. 24 Elizabethtown women's coach - Ryan Kershaw, Carleton men's coach - Pat Juckem, No. 21 WashU men's coach - Lindsey Atkinson, NFHS Director of Sports - HS Girls Hoops Numbers - J.R. Fredette, Albertus Magnus women's coach - Tim Murray, VSiN Host and Muhlenberg grad - Polly Thomason, UHartford women's coach - Louise McCleary, NCAA VP of DIII, "State of DIII" - Emily Garner, No. 11 Trinity (Conn.) women's coach - Steve Schweer, Illinois College men's coach - Jim Haney & Mary Toberman, NCAA DIII Coordinators for Officiating - WBB Top 25 Double-Take: Scott Peterson and Riley Zayas - Megan Haughey, Stevens women's coach - Fred Roggin, Host, M 570 LA Sports (SCIAC & Future) - Josh Angle. No. 19 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men's senior guard - Tonja Englund and Jesse Ruden. UW-Eau Claire women's coach and senior guard - Pete Moran, No. 7 John Carroll men's coach - Ryan Cain, No. 6 Keene State men's coach The Marathon always concludes with the "Happy Hour" featuring friends and guests from around Division III. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Gwinnett County police were called out to a Sugar Hill home on Tuesday morning and were in a SWAT standoff. Police said they responded to a home near Sycamore Summit NE, which is in the vicinity of Sycamore Elementary School. According to Daily Post news partner Fox 5 Atlanta, police said the situation began when Brookhaven officers attempted to serve a warrant at the home. Neighbors said they heard shots and a male suspect barricaded himself inside the home, Fox 5 reported. Police said the others who lived in the home were outside and no one appears to have been injured. Head over to Gwinnett Daily Post dot com for more information. Gwinnett County police are asking for people who were in the area where a Norcross teenager went missing last summer to come forward in case they have any information about what happened to her. Master Police Officer Hideshi Valle said 16-year-old Susana Morales disappeared on July 26, 2022 while she was walking along Singleton Road, in unincorporated Norcross, to her home, which is located on Santa Anna Drive. Morales sent a text to her mother at 9:40 p.m. on the day of her disappearance and said she was one her way home, but she never arrived. Police are looking for anyone who was in the area of Singleton Road, Steve Reynolds Boulevard and Oak Loch Trace on the night of Morales' disappearance to step forward. Morales left her family's home at about 6 p.m. on the day of her disappearance and walked to a friend's house, which is located nearby. Valle said a phone location app showed Morales appeared to be walking along Singleton Road, in the direction of her home, from Windscape Village Lane between 10:07 p.m. and 10:21 p.m. The phone then showed she was somewhere on Oak Loch Trace between 10:21 p.m. and 10:26 p.m., and she continued to be in that area until her phone was either turned off or died. Morales is described as a Hispanic female who has curly brown hair, brown eyes, two nose rings and a pierced lip. Valle said she is about 5-feet, 2-inches tall and weighs about 117 pounds. Police have released two photos of her. Anyone who has information about Morales' whereabouts is asked to call detectives or Crime Stoppers, which is offering a $2,000 reward for information that leads to Morales' safe return. The Gwinnett County Republican Party announced it will host a niece of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. during its Black History Month program this weekend. The Gwinnett GOP's program will be held during its monthly breakfast at 8:45 a.m., on Feb. 4 at the party's headquarters, which is located at 80 Boulder Brook Circle in Lawrenceville. Alveda C. King will be the keynote speaker at the event, which will also feature speeches by FallBack Production Studios co-founder Lucretia Hughes and retired U.S. Marine Corps veteran Charles Lollar. Iraq war veteran Takosha Swan will provide a musical performance. Anyone who would like to attend the event can register at Gwinnett Republicans dot com. Although former Gwinnett resident Lou Llerandi retired from coaching baseball more than a decade ago, he's still in the game.  In 2018, Llerandi, who coached and taught at Duluth and Norcross High Schools, established Llerandi Gloves, providing baseball and softball players with an alternative to high-priced brand-named equipment.   Although the baseball glove market isn't an easy one to break into, Llerandi said he's sold about 1,000 gloves and touts that while players can selected stock-model gloves, he can also custom-make a mitt from a variety of web and color options. He's also sold a lot of infield training gloves (which are particularly small), softball gloves and even a couple of left-handed catcher's mitts.  A Tampa native, Llerandi said he sells Japanese Kip Leather gloves for $290, steer hide gloves for $250 and cowhide for $180, prices he said include shipping and embroidery. The gloves are made in China, at the same manufacturing plant utilized by Marucci Sports and Under Armour.  A big moment for Llerandi and his brand came this past spring when the Odessa (Texas) College Wranglers, who bought gloves for the team, finished third in the NJCAA Division I national tournament.  The company also has endorsements from two professionals. Carlos Tosca, who some may recall as Fredi Gonzalez's bench coach for the Atlanta Braves from 2011 to 2016 and at the turn of the century managed the Kansas City Royals for a couple of years, is a friend of Llerandi's and offered his support. Shelby Pendley, a veteran softball professional who was a three-time All-American at Oklahoma, has also given her endorsement.  Noting that most major college baseball and softball programs have equipment agreements in place but Division II, Division III and NAIA schools do not, Llerandi looks forward to the potential of the coming year.  The Philadelphia Winn Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution recently honored Berkmar High School teacher Lloyd Williams with its Outstanding Teacher in American History Award. Club officials said the award is determined “by the candidate's knowledge of American history and the readiness that it is shared with students, the spirit of patriotism and loyal support for our country and constitutional government, the ability to relate history to modern life” and that the teacher require excellence at all times from students and enjoy a good rapport with them. The award includes a certificate, a monetary award and a challenge coin that states the DAR objectives of historic preservation, patriotism and education. Williams has taught at Berkmar High School for 16 years. He represented his school in the “American History” grant, which led to his leading workshops and presentations to other teachers of history. According to the Philadelphia Winn Chapter, Williams personally developed much of the material for several electives in the social studies field, including contemporary and controversial issues as well as ethnic studies, all in an effort to provide a meaningful experience for his students that will carry them into adulthood as lifelong learners. Williams' colleagues stress what an interactive and innovative approach he uses to engage his students, as well as his generosity to fellow teachers, sharing the content he has created for student treasure hunts and the means to understand events such as the American Revolution, the War of 1812, Westward Expansion as well as many more current and important events that make up our American history. Williams will now be considered as a candidate for the DAR State OTAH award, which will be announced in February. Grayson repeated as Gwinnett County ninth-grade girls basketball champions with a 49-46 win over Norcross in the tournament finals this past Saturday at Lanier. The Rams, who finished the season with a 13-3 record, defeated Lanier 50-39 in the semifinals. They are coached by Bill Batchelor. 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The Podcast that seeks to understand who the student athletes of The Catholic University of America are, by interviewing the players themselves. Balancing studies while playing a Division III sport can be tough, and I want to know how the players do it. Join me, Meredith Hamm, as I journey through the sports and the season to understand the lives of student athletes. This week I am interviewing Caitie Heise and Nathan Ober from the Women's and Men's Swimming Teams.

A south Georgia woman is charged with stealing three handguns from her boyfriend in Cherokee County after meeting him for the first time in person. Katrina Leanne Minkema of Douglas, was arrested Sunday and charged with one felony count of theft by taking, according to a warrant filed December 7 by the Cherokee Sheriff's Office. Authorities say Minkema allegedly stole a Ruger 9MM, a Smith and Wesson 22 caliber and a CZ P10 handgun, each with an extra magazine, from the property of a man she had an online relationship with. According to the warrant the total value of the stolen guns was between $1,500 and $5,000. The alleged incident took place between 5 a.m. and 1 p.m. October 15 in Woodstock, according to the warrant. According to the sheriff's office, Minkema met her boyfriend for the first time at his home when she visited him at about 5 a.m. October 15. The boyfriend told authorities that that morning, he left the home for work, and when he decided to come home for lunch, Minkema and his three handguns were missing. Minkema was released from the Cherokee County jail Monday on a $4,875 bond, according to Cherokee Sheriff's Office spokesperson Patty Pan. Recruiting for some of Cherokee County's top football players has picked up some steam over the past few weeks. Players from all six schools have seen recognition come their way, with Creekview's Andrew Rosinksi proving to be a valued commodity, and Cherokee's Kyan Simmons picking up his third offer. Rosinski, a 6-foot-6. 282-pound offensive lineman, has offers from Georgia Tech, Duke, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Liberty and Charlotte. He visited Duke and Vanderbilt last week and earned two Power Five offers this month alone. Georgia, Georgia Tech and Georgia Southern visited Creekview's campus Thursday. Simmons ' recruiting process started slow, but coming into the 2022 season fully healthy and one of few veterans on the Warriors' defense, he led the team with 103 tackles, 11 sacks and 10 tackles for loss. Simmons has offers from Football Championship Subdivision program Marist and Division II Shorter, as well as Westminster College, a Division III program in Pennsylvania. Sequoyah's Jackson Hancock was offered by Georgia Southern on Thursday and has visited Georgia State. Woodstock's Evan McKeller received his first offer Wednesday from Division III Anna Maria College in Masschusetts. The senior linebacker was third on the Wolverines' tackle chart this season with 67, including four for loss and one sack. Etowah defensive back Frank Mosley committed to Division II West Virginia State on January 21 after finishing fourth on the Eagles' defense with 60 tackles this year. Etowah offensive lineman Tate Nelms is set to visit South Florida this weekend, while fellow lineman Andrew McNair was invited to the Georgia vs. Florida High School Showcase on January 19. Canton resident Frank Capuozzi, the oldest member of the Cherokee County Senior Services Center, celebrated his milestone of a fulfilling 100 years of life at a celebration held on January 27. A large birthday card was made and signed by multiple members of the community. Party attendees enjoyed slices of a cake provided by his daughter, Antoinette Kelly. The celebration began officially at 11:30 a.m. at the center in Canton. From his left pocket, Capuozzi pulled out a gold pocket-watch to show guests around the table. The watch was a gift from one of the party attendees who Capuozzi regularly asked for the time from. He laughed heartily as he showed the engraved cover that reads “100 Years.” He was described as “lively” and “down-to-earth” by those passing his table at his party. Capuozzi is now mostly deaf due to his time serving in World War II as a gunner. He served on three fronts in France, Germany and Belgium, including the Battle of the Bulge. He recounted his time in France with a night he spent at Sacré-Cœur, a basilica in Paris, lighting candles for prayers that he would live to see his 40th year. At 100 years old, he says he wouldn't change a single decision he's made. He's the proud father of three children, a grandfather of three and a great-grandfather to two. Capuozzi spent close to four decades working as a hairdresser before his retirement at 60 years old. He also worked with CBS and NBC studios during that time. He moved to Canton to live with his daughter after the death of his third wife, Leanore Cappuozzi, two years prior. He spent his childhood growing up in Naples, Italy, where he was born. He is the oldest child in his family and had two sisters, Maria Ricciardi and Rita Fitzsimmons, who were twins. Fitzsimmons died at 94 years old but Ricciardi is now 95 years old. An officer with the Woodstock Police Department was recognized this week for helping a driver who was stranded on the road after running out of gas. Seeing the driver in need, Officer B. Keane used his patrol car and then his own body strength to help push the pedestrian's car, the department shared on its Facebook page. The daughter of the driver made a Facebook post thanking the officer and tagging the Woodstock Police Department. The daughter said she brought gas to her mother, but it wasn't enough to get the car started. Officer Keane pushed the vehicle with his patrol car, and then when the car would not make it all the way, he got out and pushed it the rest of the way himself. The Woodstock Police Department was made aware of officer Keane's good deed via this Facebook post. “We were tagged in the post below and just had to share!,” the Facebook post by the Woodstock PD reads. “Thank you, Officer B. Keane, for going above and beyond! We think he's pretty amazing too!” The city of Woodstock and the Georgia Department of Transportation are working together to help alleviate congestion at the intersection of Interstate 575 and Ridgewalk Parkway. The Woodstock City Council approved a cost proposal this week from Arcadis for the design services of a project the city is calling the “I-575 — Ridgewalk Parkway Diverging Diamond Interchange.” A diverging diamond interchange allows non-highway lanes to cross to the opposite side of the highway at each interchange. By doing this, two-way left-turn traffic is allowed on the highway without the need for traffic signals. The cost proposal shows a maximum allowable cost of $934,407.90 for the task order with Arcadis, according to city documents. If the scope of services changes, there will be additional costs. The design phase includes field surveys and survey database, environmental documentation including all required special studies, geotechnical, preliminary construction plans, as well as lighting and right-of-way plans (including revisions) for the improvements at I-575 at the Ridgewalk Parkway interchange, according to city documents. The work will be completed in accordance with GDOT Plan Development Process and GDOT Environmental Procedures Manual, GDOT Plan Presentation Guide, design policies and manuals and current software versions approved by the department's project manager. Plans will be approved by GDOT and the Federal Highway Administration due to I-575 being a federal interstate, said Stacy Brown, marketing and communications manager for the city of Woodstock. Camp Gideon, a Christian-based camp on Lake Allatoona, announced their three finalists for the 2023 Valor and Virtue Mentor Award. The award honors "a young woman who displays a lifestyle of mentoring, exhibits virtues of self-control, kindness and humility while using her influence to positively impact lives within her community," according to the camp's website.  This year's finalists are Caroline Latimer, Bailey Bridges and Sarah Souza. The winner of the award will be announced at the 2023 Annual Ladies Tea fundraising event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on February 25. It will be held at Victory Church in Acworth. 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There has been a lot of headline-making news in Division III basketball this season. Coaches accused of using racial slurs, others accused of working their teams out too hard, and another accused of being too verbally aggressive (abusive?) towards their players. Most have been fired, but not all. On Monday's Hoopsville we try and dive into these stories to learn more about what they all have in common. We will hear from Mark Morefield who is the former UMHB women's coach. Morefield was terminated after video of a profanity-laden tirade from early November made to the desk(s) of university officials. We will talk with Morefield about the situation, why he thinks it just coming to light, and what we all can learn from this situation. We will also hear from those who can help us understand the world of college coaching. How much coaches have and continue to adjust to the ever-changing world of college athletics. Plus what is now expected of coaches, student-athletes, parents, etc. And it was a crazy week in DIII basketball. Ryan Scott and Bob Quillman join us to recap the men's side of the chaos. Guests include: - Mark Morefield, former UMHB women's coach - Mike Rejniak, "We Are DIII" manager and coach - Men's Top 25 Double-Take: Bob Quillman and Ryan Scott Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline.

Hearing a story of true power and perseverance. Caleb Eaglin shares his story. As he is an NFL hopeful and has played across Division I through Division III. Follow Caleb : https://twitter.com/Dflash_EagansFollow the host: https://www.instagram.com/jonathanjonesspeaks/GO SUBSCRIBE to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/jonathanjonesspeaksFollow me on IG : https://www.instagram.com/jonathanjonesspeaks/

Greg Berge is the Boys' Basketball Head Coach at Lincoln High School in Lake City, Minnesota. Greg has been a teacher, coach, and school administrator for the last 28 years and currently serves as the High School Principal at Lincoln High SchoolGreg's 17 years as a Varsity Basketball Coach and many other years as an assistant coach in multiple sports have given him tremendous insight into what makes great teams. Berge's teams have won ten conference championships (eight consecutive) and two section championships. As an assistant varsity coach, he has also helped coach teams that won multiple section championships in both football and girl's golf. Greg has been fortunate to coach multiple players who played college basketball at all levels (NCAA Division I, Division II, NAIA Division II, and Division III). Berge is also a Licensed Sports Leadership Facilitator through the Janssen Sports Leadership Center. If you're looking to improve your coaching please consider joining the Hoop Heads Mentorship Program. We believe that having a mentor is the best way to maximize your potential and become a transformational coach. By matching you up with one of our experienced mentors you'll develop a one on one relationship that will help your coaching, your team, your program, and your mindset. The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. Find out more at hoopheadspod.com or shoot me an email directly mike@hoopheadspod.comFollow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram and be sure to check out the Hoop Heads Podcast Network for more great basketball content.Grab a notebook and pen before you listen to this episode with Greg Berge, Boys' Basketball Head Coach at Lincoln High School in Lake City, Minnesota.Website - gregberge.carrd.coEmail - gregberge@gmail.comTwitter - @gb1121Visit our Sponsors!Dr. Dish BasketballMention the Hoop Heads Podcast when you place your order and get $300 off a brand new state of the art Dr. Dish Shooting Machine! Fast Model SportsFastModel Sports has the most compelling and intuitive basketball software out there! In addition to a great product, they also provide basketball coaching content and resources through their blog and playbank, which features over 8,000 free plays and drills from their online coaching community. For access to these plays and more information, visit fastmodelsports.com or follow them on Twitter @FastModel. Use Promo code HHP15 to save 15%The Coaching PortfolioYour first impression is everything when applying for a new coaching job. A professional coaching portfolio is the tool that highlights your coaching achievements and philosophies and, most of all, helps separate you and your abilities from the other applicants. Special Price of just $25 for all Hoop Heads Listeners.Training Camp - Elite Skill Development & Performance CombineThe first

In this episode of the Female Athlete Nutrition podcast, I talk with college athlete and mental health advocate Arla Davis. Arla is a two sport NCAA student-athlete, competing for Ithaca College's lacrosse and track and field teams. She holds multiple roles outside of her own athletics, including being a Campus Captain with The Hidden Opponent, and co-chair of Ithaca College's Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), as well as being involved in research about women in sports. We introduce listeners to the amazing work of The Hidden Opponent, pioneering student-athlete mental health awareness. Arla shares her passion for addressing student-athlete mental health on her college campus, and we give listeners tips for self-care and prioritizing mental health even without a diagnosed condition. Arla and I discuss high school and collegiate athletics, the transition between the two, and opportunities to explore more than one sport. Arla highlights the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on both sports and mental health, and we talk about skills for balancing a busy life with wellbeing. We touch on the topic of intimate relationships in college and on mental health, both the good and bad, and Arla's experience being in a long-term relationship. Linking all these discussion points is the importance of prioritizing mental health in college, a time of rapid change and novelty, and we direct listeners to available resources like The Hidden Opponent. Follow Arla on Instagram @arladavis_43 and me, your host Lindsey Cortes, @female.athlete.nutrition  Need help with your fueling? Want to get in touch with Lindsey? Interested in the Female Athlete System of Transformation?  Head to www.RiseUpNutritionRUN.com to learn more & book a call! THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Previnex: https://www.previnex.com/ use code RISEUP for 15% off at checkout InsideTracker: www.insidetracker.com/riseup for 20% off the entire store for a limited time only! THIS PODCAST IS ALSO SUPPORTED BY: Orgain, head to www.orgain.com and use the code RISEUP30 for 30% off your first order. Repeat customers can use the code OA2203 for 25% off future orders. In this episode we talk about: 3:00 What is The Hidden Opponent? The role of The Hidden Opponent Campus Captains. 5:45 Arla's passion for supporting student-athlete mental health 11:00 The impact of Covid-19 on college spurts and student-athletes 14:15 Being a multi sport athlete in high school and college  19:00 Division III athletics  25:00 De-stigmatizing mental health and attending to it even without a clinical diagnosis  29:30 Self-care tips  34:00 Balancing a busy life and learning about yourself 39:15 Seasonal depression and coping with changing climates 45:20 Relationship challenges: break ups; long distance; teammates 51:20 The importance of mental health resources at college when everything is new 52:50 How to get involved with The Hidden Opponent 54:55 End of the podcast questions

The end of the regular season isn't too far off and with it comes conversations about what to expect for those looking to still be playing come March. Plus, headlines keep getting written in different corners of Division III. On Thursday's afternoon edition of Hoopsville, we will hear from both Division III National Committee Chairs in an exclusive sit-down. We will talk about changes, expectations, NCAA Tournaments, and an exciting season of hoops with both ahead of all committees getting to work. Dave McHugh also sits down with four programs who are having great seasons. They are migrating through the challenges of conference play with calm campaigns. Plus a major announcement! Hoopsville will be the home of the DIII National Top 16s Announcement! Guests include: - DIII National Committee Chairs: -Sara Quatrocky, Men's Committee Chair and Maryville Athletics Director -Megan Wilson, Women's Committee Chair and Dubuque Associate Dean for Intercollegiate Athletics - Wendy Austin, Centre women's coach - Kim Wagers, Concordia-Moorhead women's coach - Bill Sall, #18 Calvin men's coach - Greg Dunne, Brockport men's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

The guys discuss where some NFL QBs may land this offseason including Lamar Jackson and Tom Brady. Division III college breaks a record again while kids got NBA stars going crazy. They predict the NFL divisional round games then try to keep their streak alive in Poeltl!

Keene State goaltender Will Slohm, and captain Anthony Federico join the show to talk about playing at a Division III school with no varsity hockey team on campus. The boys give an in-depth look at playing in a small college town that's quickly turned into a passionate hockey community.

Mid-January is already here and conference schedules are starting to pivot into the second half of their grinds. And in every conference, opponents know you best making the rest of the schedule the toughest of the regular season.  On Monday's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh chatted with programs which have been reminded just how hard the conference schedule whether home or away. Also hear from our men's Top 25 panel with their thoughts on those ranked and unranked in the latest poll. With the show airing on Martin Luther King Day, Gary Stewart joined the program. Stewart is not only the head coach of the Stevenson men's team, he's on a number of different panels and boards as well as being the president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches this season - the first black, Division III coach to earn that responsibility. Stewart's unique and thought-provoking perspective is not to be missed.  Plus, we recap what Division III membership approved to change and improve at the recent NCAA Convention and of course there is plenty of other news to talk about and dissect. Guests include: - Olivia Lett, Millikin women's coach - Meg Barber, No. 1 New York University women's coach - Kent Dernbach, No. 15, UW-La Crosse men's coach - Men's Top 25 Panel: Bob Quillman, Ryan Scott, Ryan Whitnable - Gary Stewart, Stevenson men's coach and NABC President Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Believe it or not, conference clashes are already hitting their peak throughout Division III - and there are a few non-conference games mixed in to wet any D3 fan's appetite. On this episode of Hoopsville, Dave talks to four nationally ranked teams around the country and finds out how they feel their seasons have gone so far and how they hope things will play out the rest of the way. Conversations include one team who is finally eligible for the NCAA Tournament and a coach who has taken over a powerhouse program and apparently hasn't skipped a beat. Plus, the NCAA Convention is underway and there are some interesting items Division III membership must consider. And of course there is plenty of other news to talk about and dissect. Guests include: - Casey Kushiyama, No. 19 Puget Sound women's coach - Mike Fuline, No. 3 Mount Union men's coach - Anthony Medina, No. 17 St. Thomas (Texas) men's coach - Ben O'Brien, No. 9 Scranton women's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Welcome back to the series of direct looks at the NCAA, NAIA & NJCAA websites.  After the last 2 episodes broke from this series with a year in review episode and a re-introduction to Recruit-Me episode, today's episode is the 8th in the website series.  Today we dive into the NLI or National Letter of Intent.  The NCAA.org covers the optional, but binding National Letter of Intent.  Because the NLI has requirement for athletic financial aid it is only functional for the NCAA Division I and II levels.  The NCAA Division III offers a Celebratory Signing Form to allow Division III commits to have a non-binding option to sign at a signing ceremony. The NAIA division has a non-binding Letter of Intent and the JUCO level has a Letter of Intent or LOI that is binding at the NJCAA level, but not the NCAA or NAIA level.  All of this information comes straight from the NCAA.org, NAIA.org and the NJCAA.org websites.  The purpose of this 'looks inside websites' series is to save you time, money and stress by taking you directly to specific topics on each website.  These websites are great, free recruiting resources for you, but you can waste a lot time by not staying focused.   Click Here to join the Recruit-Me Monthly Newsletter.  Get monthly tidbits of recruiting advice and education.   In honor of the all-new Recruit-Me.com website, The Athletic Scholarship Podcast is offering the Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System for only $39.  You get the Recruit-Me 3.0 Manual, Workbook and Worksheets.  Take charge today.   Recruit-Me.com Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System FREE Recruiting Power Pack QRRecruiter.com  promo code RecruitMe5 CollegeCoachesOnline.com  promo code RM123 Listen to Past Episodes of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast

After the holidays and an unexpected pause, Hoopsvillle is back! Join us as we talk about the many goings on in Division III basketball. The "new" top teams in the division, some of the headlines that are garnering attention (good and bad), and so much more. Enjoy as we talk to our men's Top 25 panel along with No. 1 St. Joseph men's and No. 4 Christopher Newport women's programs and the Wesleyan's men's team will be guests on the show. When it comes to the Top 25 panel, the group will take a look at the season so far while also having their picks for "Debatable," "Dubious," and "Deep-Dive" as well. Guests include: - Men's Top 25 Panel: Pat Coleman, Mike Rejniak, and Matt Snyder - Glen Miller, No. 1 St. Joseph's men's coach - Bill Broderick, No. 4 Christopher Newport women's coach - Joe Reilly, Wesleyan men's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the NABC Studio. All guests appear on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

On this episode, we talk with Kelly Rider Head Coach of the Curry College Women's Ice Hockey Program. Kelly discusses starting two Division III hockey programs, goes into detail about Curry College and gives lots of advice about college recruiting process. You can connect with Kelly either on the Curry College website https://www.curryathletics.com/sports/wice/coaches/Rider_Kelly or via Kelly Rider's Champs App profile: http://profile.champs.app/h/kelly-rider You can learn more about and the Curry College women's ice hockey program here: https://www.curryathletics.com/sports/wice/index Follow Kelly and the Curry College Women's Hockey team on Twitter: @ke11yrider and @CurryWIH and Instagram: @currywhockey To learn more about minor hockey development and recruiting for both girls and boys, visit the Champs App website http://www.champs.app Create a free, beautiful Champs Hockey Profile to help with college or prep school recruiting: https://profile.champs.app/sign-up With Champs App profile you can: · Share highlight videos, statistics and coach information · Add a player's playing history (teams, coaches, level of play) and upcoming games schedule · Share personal, student and athletic profile information · Invite and connect with coaches, players and teammates Once you create your profile, you will have a personalized link to share with coaches and teams. Or you can connect directly with coaches on Champs App. Here is a list of college and team coaches already using Champs App: https://www.champs.app/2022/09/ncaa-coaches-directory/ You can view sample profiles here: Women's: Cammie Knight and Men's: Wayne Crosby https://profile.champs.app/h/cammie-knightand https://profile.champs.app/h/wayne-crosby

Former teammate and friend of the show Kyle Greer (20:30) joins the pod. Kyle talks about this time at Roger Williams (ACHA M2) and what it's like playing at a Division III school in the Northeast without a varsity hockey team.

And just like that, the 2022 season, arguably the greatest season in NCAA Division III football history, is in the books. But before the podcast goes into offseason mode and becomes a monthly show, we do what we always do at the end of the season -- discuss, debate if necessary, and determine the D3football.com final awards: D3football.com Offensive Player of the Year, D3football.com Defensive Player of the Year, D3football.com Coach of the Year. Some of these debates were quick, while others took some time, but listen and find out why we landed on who we did. Plus, of course, you get our team's reaction to results of Stagg Bowl XLIX: a game in which North Central scored the first 21 points and then had to hold on as Mount Union came charging back. And you get to find out what Keith McMillan wants to be known as going forward, and what our holiday wish list is for next season and beyond/ Pat Coleman, Greg Thomas, former co-host Keith McMillan and guest Frank Rossi of In the D3FB Huddle talk through it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 326: Stagg Bowl, players of the year, our wish list appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

South Jersey field hockey star Kristiina Castagnola has been named the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division III Player of the Year. KYW Newsradio's Matt Leon has more. 

From the archives. Update: Coach Spencer is now the head coach at North Central College and completed his first season in 2022 with a 15-0 record and a Division 3 National Championship. They also led the nation in Total Offense (541.5 ypg)and Scoring Offense (52.4 ppg). Today on the Coach and Coordinator podcast, Keith Grabowski talks to Brad Spencer, offensive coordinator at North Central College in Illinois. North Central was an offensive power house at the Division III level this past season. Spencer's offense was ranked No. 1 in third down and red zone efficiency, top three in completion percentage and top 10 in total offense and scoring. Grabowski and Coach Spencer discuss the culture of North Central's offensive unit and Coach Spencer shares what he believes attributed to their success this past season. 01:45 Performing at high level 03:28 What made Coach Spencer want to be a football coach 06:07 Mistake as a young coach 09:02 Culture of the offense 12:38 Keys to success on third down 19:52 Third down charts and execution 24:28 Coach Spencer's approach in the red zone 29:00 Attitude in the red zone 30:58 Completion percentage success 35:00 Coach Spencer's triangle and spacing concepts 38:40 Concerns for the game 45:18 winning edge Related Content: northcentralcardinals.com/coaches.aspx…ath=football

The Stagg Bowl comes around holiday time and really is the most wonderful time of the year. It's the time when you can't duck questions any longer, and we talk with both head coaches and offensive and defensive players on both teams in this Stagg Bowl preview podcast. On the air with us: Mount Union head coach Geoff Dartt, wide receiver Wayne Ruby and linebacker Mason McMillen; plus North Central coach Brad Spencer, running back Ethan Greenfield, quarterback Luke Lehnen and cornerback Antwain Walker.  This edition of the podcast is sponsored by the hosts of Stagg Bowl XLIX, and we look forward to seeing all of you in Annapolis, Maryland, for the Division III football championship game on Dec. 16. Pat Coleman, Greg Thomas and guest Frank Rossi of In the D3FB Huddle talk through it all, give their predictions on not just who will win, but a couple of key stats as well.  Plus, Pat breaks some news in the first 90 seconds of the podcast, plus he takes a few minutes to tell exactly why Stagg Bowl season is the most wonderful time of the year. You won't want to miss it! This is the second of three podcasts to come this week. The following one will drop on Saturday morning and give our breakdown of the game, plus our rationale as to why we chose whomever we end up choosing as our Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas talk about it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 325: Most wonderful time of the year appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

It's No. 1 vs. No. 2, just as everyone expected, as North Central and Mount Union advance to play in Stagg Bowl XLIX in Annapolis. While this is a rematch of teams that played in the second round in 2019, then in the semifinals the next season (2021), this particular rematch turns the tables. 2022 Division III football playoff bracket It's unusual not just in that it's the first one being played outside of Alliance, Ohio. It's also now a flipping of the old paradigm. Suddenly it's North Central, playing in the Stagg Bowl for the third consecutive time, that is the program with all the Stagg Bowl experience, while Mount Union hasn't played in the game since 2018, and hasn't won it since 2017. This edition of the podcast is sponsored by the hosts of Stagg Bowl XLIX, and we look forward to seeing all of you in Annapolis, Maryland, for the Division III football championship game on Dec. 16. We sit down for a long postgame conversation with North Central's Brad Spencer after his team's win against Mary Hardin-Baylor. And we don't, or can't, with Mount Union's Geoff Dartt. We certainly try, and we try multiple times a year, and we'll talk more about that. Meanwhile, we'll hear from the Mount Union coach and players solely via the team's postgame news conference. Plus, we take reader questions, one from a reader who isn't satisfied merely to have his team win, but questions why people didn't pick North Central to win by more. (The answer is simple, and we'll give it to you on the podcast.) And another prompts a good discussion of which games on North Central's and Mount Union's schedule provide the best opportunity to gain insight on how this week's game will be played.  This is the first of three podcasts to come this week. The next will drop Friday morning and preview the Stagg Bowl, and the following one will drop on Saturday morning and give our breakdown of the game, plus our rationale as to why we chose whomever we end up choosing as our Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas talk about it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 324: The Road to Annapolis is complete appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

In the final hour, David Haugh and Gabe Ramirez were joined in studio by legendary Chicago sports journalist Fred Mitchell to present the annual Fred Mitchell Award to the nation's top collegiate placekicker in Division-II, Division-III, FCS, NAIA and NJCAA.

No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 12 are the four teams left in contention for a trip to Annapolis, Maryland, for Stagg Bowl XLIX. Mary Hardin-Baylor took down Bethel with a fourth-quarter surge, while Mount Union eased past Delaware Valley, North Central trounced Ithaca and Wartburg did the same to Aurora. The key story at Wartburg? Just the mere fact that Nile McLaughlin was in the lineup at quarterback for the Knights. For Mary Hardin-Baylor, it was KJ Miller's 65-yard touchdown catch and run. We'll hear him talk a little about that. We hear from North Central's Luke Lehnen and Mount Union's Braxton Plunk as well after they quarterbacked their teams to victory. 2022 Division III football playoff bracket Pat and Greg give out their game balls, one on offense and one on defense, and you can learn more about the status of the big postseason awards that are coming in the next week, plus find out which players were on Pat and Greg's Gagliardi Trophy ballot. This edition of the podcast is sponsored by the hosts of Stagg Bowl XLIX, and we look forward to seeing all of you in Annapolis, Maryland, for the Division III football championship game on Dec. 16. Plus, the end of the season at Bethel and Delaware Valley also marks the end of careers for key players in this run. The end of the 2022 football season for the Royals leaves coach Steve Johnson feeling a little emotional, and Delaware Valley defensive back Blaine Netterman talks about having played with the Nobile brothers since sophomore year of high school, and the future of the Del Val program.  Plus, what's the difference between rebuilding and reloading? How do those elite teams remain at that level? Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas talk about it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 323: Down to a fantastic four appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

The entertainment in the 2022 Division III playoff bracket continued into the second round, and then reverberated throughout social media on Sunday afternoon and evening. That's when the Division III football world came to realize that Delaware Valley was given the nod to host the playoff game against Mount Union, then came to us  for […] The post ATN Podcast 322: Saturday drama on-field, Sunday drama off of it appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

We asked out loud how the Division III football playoff bracket could possibly live up to the 11-week regular season. Are you not entertained? Sure, every first round has its share of blowouts, and this one had four shutouts. But it also had ... dare we say, the biggest first-round upset since the Division III football playoffs expanded to five rounds?  2022 Division III football playoff bracket Yes. We dare say that. Aurora coach Don Beebe said his team wanted to get either Mount Union or UW-Whitewater and not only did the Spartans get what they asked for, they made good on it, upsetting UW-Whitewater 33-28. This edition of the podcast is sponsored by the hosts of Stagg Bowl XLIX, and we look forward to seeing all of you in Annapolis, Maryland, for the Division III football championship game on Dec. 16. Wartburg added to the first-round surprises, defeating UW-La Crosse 14-6 and helping knock the WIAC out of the postseason entirely in the first round for the first time since 2002. We chat with Knights head coach Chris Winter about the challenges faced, the defense that helped them face them, and the week ahead. Plus, you hear voices from around the bracket, including the coach in a kilt on the sidelines, the story of the kicker who recovered a fumbled kickoff and helped his team take the lead, the quarterback whose shoulder is the object of many questions. That and more. Pat Coleman and Greg Thomas talk about it all in the latest D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast. The D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast is a regular conversation covering the wide range of Division III football. The post ATN Podcast 321: Season’s craziness continues in first round appeared first on D3football.com » D3football.com Around the Nation Podcast.

Hour 3 The Packers are bad right now and they have a tough schedule coming up starting with the Cowboys this Sunday. They might wind up with six wins on the season. What does Aaron Rodgers do after this season? Aaron Rodgers is taking all of the money and now his team stinks. Jerry returns for an update but first we mention a college football game at Yankee Stadium tomorrow. It's Ithaca vs Cortland, Division III. The Giants play the Texans this week and Brian Daboll says we need to get back to business. Von Miller talked about having to go against the Vikings line this week. Tyreek Hill talked about memes. Mike Tomlin has never beaten the Saints but will play them again this week. Jeff McNeil won the Silver Slugger Award. The Rangers scored eight goals in their win over the Red Wings. Adam Silver does not believe Kyrie is antisemitic. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about how interesting it's going to be to see what Jeff Saturday and the Colts do this weekend. Imagine what Josh McDaniels life will be like if he loses to Jeff Saturday in his first game. Tony from Utica checks back in after getting in touch with Graceland.

Hour 1: The Giants cannot lose to the 1-win Houston Texans on Sunday at home. The offense has to do more this weekend because the Texans are a terrible team defensively. Boomer said that Daniel Jones should stay with the Giants if he has that option. Boomer can see the Giants going to Tampa for the playoffs. It will be in Tampa, Minnesota or San Francisco.  Jerry is here for his first update and starts with Mike Kafka telling us that Kenny Golladay is ready to play this week against the Texans. Brandin Cooks is not happy to still be in Houston. The Panthers beat the Falcons last night on TNF. Baker Mayfield, without a helmet on, was headbutting players with helmets on. Still no word on if Josh Allen is playing this week against the Vikings. Aaron Judge talked about turning down the Yankees offer before the season and then starting off slowly and having regrets. The Rangers scored six goals in the third period. The Devils won in OT for their eighth straight win. Phil Knight from Nike says Kyrie stepped over the line. In the final segment of the hour, WFAN digital guy Tom Izzo put out pictures of us on Twitter to see what we would look like as women. A caller gives a shout out to all the Veterans on this special day.  Hour 2: The Bucs & Seahawks are playing in Germany this Sunday. We also have no interest in the rumored 4-team European Division. We also took calls on Daniel Jones and the Giants playing the Texans this week. Jerry returns for an update and we wonder why he can't get us the Gillette pubic hair trimmers. Daniel Jones says the Texans are a good football team. The Panthers beat the Falcons 25-15. Kirk Cousins talked about the Bills defense. DeAndre Hopkins was yelling at Kyler Murray on the sidelines. Micah Parsons is getting ready to face Aaron Rodgers in Lambeau this Sunday. Aaron Judge talked about having family and friends coming to games to see him break the record. The Rangers scored six times in the third period. The Devils won their eighth straight game. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer tells us the NFL has already played over 100 international games. Gio tells us he screwed up the pre-show shot at the Jordan Davis concert. We also talked about how quarterbacks these days wear wristbands with plays on it and Boomer finds that embarrassing.  Hour 3: The Packers are bad right now and they have a tough schedule coming up starting with the Cowboys this Sunday. They might wind up with six wins on the season. What does Aaron Rodgers do after this season? Aaron Rodgers is taking all of the money and now his team stinks. Jerry returns for an update but first we mention a college football game at Yankee Stadium tomorrow. It's Ithaca vs Cortland, Division III. The Giants play the Texans this week and Brian Daboll says we need to get back to business. Von Miller talked about having to go against the Vikings line this week. Tyreek Hill talked about memes. Mike Tomlin has never beaten the Saints but will play them again this week. Jeff McNeil won the Silver Slugger Award. The Rangers scored eight goals in their win over the Red Wings. Adam Silver does not believe Kyrie is antisemitic. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about how interesting it's going to be to see what Jeff Saturday and the Colts do this weekend. Imagine what Josh McDaniels life will be like if he loses to Jeff Saturday in his first game. Tony from Utica checks back in after getting in touch with Graceland.  Hour 4: It's a must win spot for the Giants this Sunday at home against the Texans. Gio thinks the Packers are going to wake up this weekend and beat the Cowboys. Jerry returns for an update and starts with audio of Aaron Rodgers responding to NFL analyst criticisms. Brandin Cooks is frustrated by the losing in Houston. Baker Mayfield was headbutting his helmeted teammates after the game. Baker was not wearing a helmet. Aaron Judge talked about having regrets in the beginning of the season for not signing the contract when he got off to a slow start. A-Rod sang ‘Sweet Caroline' at something called the ARC Summit. Al had a horrendous score on his SATs back in the day. In the final segment of the show, our NFL picks starring Yussef!