Pending TPS board approval, the Start Athletic Committee has recommended the hiring of Dane Franklin as the new Women’s basketball coach at Start High School. Coach Franklin is a history teacher in the building and has extensive coaching experience. He served as the Junior Varsity Coach at Notre Dame Academy for the last 4 years
Apr 12 Boys Varsity Baseball at Toledo Christian Schools 5:00 pm Apr 12 Girls Junior Varsity Softball vs. E L Bowsher High School 5:00 pm Apr 13 Girls Junior Varsity Softball vs. Bryan High School 5:00 pm Apr 15 Girls Junior Varsity Softball at Oak Harbor High School 5:00 pm
Apr 06 Girls Junior Varsity Softball at Springfield High School 5:00 pm Apr 06 Girls Varsity Softball at Springfield High School 5:00 pm Apr 07 Girls Varsity Softball vs. Northwood High School 5:00 pm Apr 08 Girls Junior Varsity Softball vs. Ross High School 5:00 pm Apr 08 Girls Varsity Softball
Today (03/31/2021) is your last chance to order an “I (heart) my Athletic Trainer” T-Shirt! Here is the link to the google form, fill it out and make sure to bring Mitch (our Athletic Trainer) your T-Shirt Money today (03/31/2021)! Funds will go toward helping Mitch purchase sports medicine items to provide essential healthcare for
Mar 29 Girls Varsity Softball vs. Central Catholic High School 5:00 pm Mar 29 Boys Junior Varsity Baseball vs. Sandusky High School 5:00 pm Mar 30 Girls Junior Varsity Softball vs. Bowling Green High School 5:00 pm Mar 30 Girls Varsity Softball at Bowling Green High School 5:00 pm Mar 31
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Myth: All athletic trainers do is hand out ice, tape ankles and fill water bottles. FALSE…”Your protection is our priority” the 2017 NATM slogan and exemplifies the essential role athletic trainers play in acute care management and prevention of injuries. As stated in the NATA Key Messages, “Brain and spinal cord injuries and conditions such as heat
Myth: Athletic training doesn’t require much of an education. FALSE… According to the NATA, more than 70 percent of athletic trainers hold at least a master’s degree. Currently all certified and/or licensed athletic trainers must have a bachelor’s degree from a CAATE-accredited college or university. However, the AT Strategic Alliance announced in 2015 the decision to shift the minimum
Myth: Athletic Trainers only work for sports teams FALSE…The National Athletic Training Association (NATA) reports that more than 50 percent of athletic trainers work outside of school settings. These settings include physician offices, rural and urban hospitals, hospital emergency rooms, urgent and ambulatory care centers, military hospitals, physical therapy clinics, secondary schools, colleges/universities, youth
This week we are going to tackle some myths associated with Athletic Trainers and the athletic training profession. Tune in daily to see what common misconceptions the general public has on Athletic Trainers and research to help you debunk these myths to help support the athletic training profession. Myth 1: Athletic trainers are glorified personal trainers.
