Setting the STAAGE for Success... "Athletic ability will pass Scholastic ability will last" A Division of Wyideopen Sports Media Inc and Wyideopen Video Productions
Monday, December 31, 2012
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
The Re-Make Lock Down State Championship Official Highlight Reel II | Crete vs Cary Grove 2012
Crete Monee Wins The State Championship with a high powered offense but don't forget the LOCK DOWN defense that caused Three Turnovers to seal the deal...
Monday, December 10, 2012
Pre Game Hype Video Prelude to Crete vs Ottawa 2012
This was the game where Crete Monee made their Statement in 2012, After this game the coach told the team They could do anything and they did it... Enjoy
Pre Game Hype Video Prelude to Crete Monee vs Cary Grove 2012
Prelude to the State Championship Game Crete Monee Hype Video
Laquon Treadwell and the Warriors vs Lemont Part I | 4th Round Playoff Game 2012
Marcus Terrell and Crete vs Lemont Part II | Playoff Game 4th Round 2012
Player Interviews Crete vs Lemont Part III | 4th Round Playoff game 2012
Crete Monee vs Undefeated Ottawa 3rd Round Playoff Game 2012
Crete Monee vs Peoria 2nd Round Playoff Game 2012
Crete Monee vs Springfield Pre Game Hype 1st Round Playoff Game 2012
Crete Monee vs Rich East SAC Championship 2012
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
The Second Step Towards Being Recruited as a Scholastic-Athlete
The second step towards becoming a scholastic athlete is to get familiar with the NCAA eligibility center. As as a Junior going into your Senior year any potential student athlete must be registered with the EC so that collegiate institutions can legally register you as an amatuer athlete that can compete at the Division 1, & 2 level. It sounds silly, but that is what it takes. It is a very slow process because of the enormous number of PSA (potential student athletes) that register, so be prepared. Registering also takes some time to enter all of the information correctly. We suggest that you carve out some free time on the weekend to complete the online registration. Do not spend school time trying to get this done. When it is completed the center will continue to update the progress of your registration and send alerts as to what else may be needed. This will result in you securing a registration number that can be used with all NCAA participating institutions. Items that you should have handy before you begin would be: Your High School Transcript, Your AAU or Club Affiliations, Your Current Grades, ACT or SAT Scores if you have taken them officially on a National Testing Day, and any information regarding outside classes, night school or disability information to start. The website is www.ncaaeligibilitycenter.org.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
The First Step Towards Being Recruited as a Scholastic-Athlete
The first step towards being recruited is being realistic about what your goals are and the belief in your ability to acheive those goals. If you truly believe that you have what it takes academically and athletically to compete at the college level then you have crossed the first hurdle. Assessing your skills versus older more experienced athletes is a great way to gauge your talent level. It works for academics as well as athletics. Freshmen year in high school is critical. Talk to your counselors about enrolling in 1 or 2 Advanced Placement classes. These classes carry more weight on your transcript and are looked upon more favorably than regular classes. An AP course grade "B" carries 4 points on your transcript as apposed to the normal 3 points you earn. If you excel or hold your own against more mature competition and can handle honors or AP academic classes then you may be ready for the next level of athletic competition. There are no guarantees so just be realistic. Basketball franchise owners make more money than the pro basketball players. So.....
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