Entries for July 2014

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For more than a decade, Mark Uyl has been the MHSAA’s leader of service and support to officials. 

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25
In an online world, including many other ways here at the MHSAA, CAP still trades purposefully in face-to-face learning . . .

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Posted in: Coaches, Leadership
22

For nearly two dozen years, the MHSAA has conducted its “Legacy” program through which high school students are welcomed into high school sports officiating . . .

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18
Another informed and influential voice has joined our frequent refrain that sports specialization is rarely in a student’s best interest.

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15

“The more money folks are investing, the higher pressure kids are perceiving. More pressure means less enjoyment."

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11
The required response to a defining-moment crisis cannot be cosmetic change, but must be almost genetic change.

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Posted in: Leadership
08

Because we care about the health and welfare of students . . . we operate our programs in ways that make promoters, marketers and business entrepreneurs laugh, cry or cringe.

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04
But our patient coaches had just the right response. They said, “You are Americans.”

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Posted in: Perspective
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