Travel Softball Case Study

the recent CTE study, and more ongoing concussion issues, parents have debated on taking their kids out of sports younger and younger, which is just not what should be happening. People should be putting their kids in sports when they are young because it helps improve grades, has a lot of health benefits, and confidence. Kids should be put in sports when they are younger, even though they run the risk of a concussion, because sports have been proven to improve grades. One study, called The Recess

assignment is to compare three different case studies as it relates to negligence. The first case study is Clement v. Griffin (1994), followed by Schweichler v. Poway Unified School District (2005), and the case of Marcus v. City of Newton (2012). All of these cases are related to suits that have been file pertaining to some type of negligence. However each case that will be presented will not be negligence. Clement v. Griffin In the case

sports interfere with your homework.” “Okay it won’t happen again I promise.” You may blame sports for not being able to study or get your homework done but is it really the sports fault or yours? Athletes often said, “that during their sports season they never have enough time to complete their work, because their main focus was on sports.” Says USA Today. “Team travel was also cited as a stress factor because of missed classes and assignments.” On Livestrong.com they also say that some students

say that playing softball motivates me on a regular basis to do well in school. Softball allows for opportunities that I would not have without playing sports, such as a solid friend group, a chance to make memories in high school other than being stuck in a classroom, and to stay in shape and be happy with my health. Student-athletes are more likely to succeed in school and life than regular students are because they not only play the sport, they also learn to be people.. Studies show that exercise

play multiple sports because focusing on one sport all year does not produce the same benefits as playing multiple sports throughout the year. Most athletes, including myself, would probably agree that they love more than one sport, and if this is the case, then athletes should participate in every sport they love. After all, the purpose of sports is not to earn money or to become famous but to

Participants This study will be conducted at HSO, a rural 2A high school in Central Washington state. Approximately 60% of the students at HSO have parents with little or no college experience, and nearly 40% of the students qualify for free or reduced-price meals (OSPI 2016). The school as a whole is 75% white, 22% other, and 3% either African American, Native American, Asian or of two or more races (OSPI 2016). The group that will participate in the study is a comprised of 27 high school students

till it got dark and my parents called me to come in. I was playing softball with a travel team back then as well. I wasn’t thinking of planning to kill anyone when I was a ten year old girl. I also have a good conscience unfortunately, that if I ever murdered anyone even if it was someone I didn’t like I would probably be one of those kids that would tell their mother right away and face the music. That however, was not the case with Little Mary Bell. In this paper I will Summarize three key

Kids younger than 12 shouldn’t play sports Sports for kids under 12 are a bad experience. Coaches who play to win often yell at their kids and sometime even parents do too. Youth sports are not about winning. They are about caring for kids whether they win or not. Coaches should make sure every player has a chance to play in the game equally. Kids will not develop their sport talents unless the coach lets them play the game the way they want to play it. Kids younger than 12 years

ultimately. I believe that these experiences would help me to become successful if accepted into the graduate counselor education program. Through my experiences, I have become aware of the assets and challenges I possess that would affect my studies in the

Every Saturday, college campuses all across the nation are a buzz with activities. The football team prepares for this week?s game. The girl?s soccer team and volleyball teams play on Saturday and Sunday. The boy?s soccer team travels for an away game. Colleges and universities everywhere depend on various sports as a way of recruitment, entertainment, and physical activity for students. However, before 1972 women did not share the same opportunity to participate in intercollegiate sports.