Now, we’re not talking about quitting a project that will never amount to anything or quitting a dead-end job, we’re talking about quitting on the necessary steps to become a winner. For John Wooden, these necessary steps can be shown in a pyramid. Below I’ve listed some of these steps that must be taken to achieve greatness. What steps do you take to become a winner?
Competitive Greatness
Conditioning
Skill Development
Initiative
Enthusiasm
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This past weekend was the second year of the FLG Premier Showcase Series. Over the weekend, nearly 1,000 uncommitted High School aged studletes came to Long Island to compete in front of hundreds of College Coaches.
Yesterday, 1 studlete in particular impressed, inspired, and implied. Delany Comerford was a 2018 defender from Garden City, NY. She competed with the 2017 age group throughout the day and continuing to impress coaches, fans, and teammates alike. Coaches were impressed by her ability to receive instruction and apply what she learned to her play on the field. Fans were in awe by her skill, creativity, and precision. Teammates were impressed by her positive, sweet, selfless demeanor. Everyone at the event was inspired by Delany’s ability to hang with the best uncommitted athletes in the 2017 class. Delany herself, implied that her handicap wasn’t going to stop her from competing at an extremely high level and playing the game she loves.
Delany was raised in Garden City, a lacrosse hotbed with a rich history for the sport. She was given a stick in 2nd grade because that’s what her and all her friends did in town. After falling in love with the sport at a young age, she continued to play at a high level in town and with her Yellow Jackets club lacrosse team. Today, she’s looking to compete against some of the best athletes in her grade for a shot to play at the collegiate level. FLG would like to thank Delany for her efforts this past weekend. We hope you continue to impress, inspire, and imply that nothing’s going to stop you from becoming the best you can be. You’re the definition of a studlete!
Delany Comerford is an uncommitted 2018 defender who plays for Garden City. For more great actions shots of yesterday’s Girls Premier Showcase, visit http://flglacrosse.photostockplus.com Photo-credit: Shannon Stapleton (http://shannonstapleton.com)
Big congrats to FLG Alumni and Junior Captain of the North Carolina Tar Heels, Mark Rizzo, on winning the 2016 NCAA Men’s Division I National Championship!
5 days until the FLG Boys Premier Showcase!
There are 5 different Gatorade Frost flavors: glacier freeze, orange strawberry, riptide rush, tropical mango, glacier cherry
What’s your favorite?
These 7 studletes will be traveling from Colorado to the FLG Boys Premier Showcase:
1. Max Waldbaum
2. Patrick Ciquera
3. Jacob Rimkus
4. James Ciquera
5. Reid Englert
6. Drake Miller
7. Jackson Peters
6 days until the FLG Boys Premier Showcase
The 2016 class was the first graduating class from the FLG Premier Showcase era. Of the 104 male 2016 athletes, how many do you think are continuing their lacrosse careers at the college level?
7 days until the FLG Girls Premier Showcase.
FLG has gone Green for all our Showcase events this summer.
How we are going green:
Fun Fact:
“Recycling of each ton of paper saves 17 trees and 7,000 gallons of water”. Love the earth, like you love the game.
