Should kids play contact sports? Yes, Kids should play contact sports. Why you ask? Well if your child is out playing a contact sport such as football there having fun. Your child is walking home from school having a normal day they fall twist their ankle…
This was never a thing that the NFL or pro sporting was worried about about the players kneeing for the anthem was never a big thing. It all started when everyone saw what colin kaepernick taking a knee when the national anthem was playing and they went wild over that but then it spread around on social media but every sport thing in the morning like sportscenter went wild over it. When kaepernick was just protesting his rights the players should take a knee and protest their rights. The NFL and other sporting things just need to let the players do it and not fine them.…
In the 21st century, it's common to know at least one person that does drugs, whether it be a friend or a family member. Among those people are athletes and high school students in general. Knowing this, I do not think high school sport players should be obligated to take regular drug tests. Playing a sport professionally and playing a sport for a high school are two different things. One big difference is that professional players make a lot of money, while high school players don't make any profit.…
VERMILLION, S.D.—South Dakota sophomore swimmer Josh Sorbe believes at times there is a misconception that student-athletes are athletes first, then students. Because of this misconception, he is planning to show people that athletes can be more than just athletes by running for Student Government Association Student Body President. “I definitely don’t think student-athletes put athletics first,” Sorbe emphasized. “A student-athlete can be a leader on campus outside of athletics and I’m excited to prove that.”…
Essay. In these few paragraphs I am going to tell you about my opinion on how I feel about kids playing sport. Do you think kids should be able to play sport? Everyone has different thought on it. Here is my opinion on this topic.…
If high school sports were eliminated, some lower class citizens wouldn't be able to reap the benefits that you gain from them. A lower income student that participates in high school sports will be able to catch the eye of more people that are looking to hire, and could land them a job so that they can provide for their family in a better way than…
Basketball is my favorite sport, not that I know how to play very well. It consist of at least 5 starting players but you’re going to need about 10 more for the bench to replace your starting 5 when they get tired. Your starting 5 consist of your point guard(P.G), shooting guard(S.G.), small forward (S.F.), power forward (P.F.), and center (C). When you are playing against another team you play for 4 quarters, in the NBA they play 12min a quarter. You can shoot 2pointers or 3 pointers.…
Cutting Sports in High School Sports are a fun and healthy pass time for most people to enjoy with others. The younger you are exposed to sports, the more you grow to appreciate the game for what it is. To some, sports, such as football, baseball, soccer, etc. are all they have. It is one of the most important things for them such as an artist’s work is everything to them. If a person, especially an adolescent, finds a passion that they want to pursue, they should have the opportunity to.…
When do we cross the line that separates doing a good deed and overstepping our bounds for our own personal gain? Many underprivileged and underfunded children in the school system idolize sports and sports stars and aspire to follow in their footsteps. Unfortunately this can lead to said children abandoning all other aspects of their lives and academic careers to chase dreams promoted and promised by coaches who see them as money trains. Coaches for renowned high schools often visit inner city schools looking for untapped potential and promising talent in sports like basketball. However these coaches aren't always recruiting with the best interest of the children.…
Just like anybody else, there are certain things I’m very passionate about. It is also a part of how I was raised to try and make a change in what I believe is wrong. One problem I’m exceptionally passionate about and am in the process of solving is bullying. To be specific, myself and others would like to solve the bullying of high school athletes by their coaches.…
The sound of the basketball thumping rang in my tiny ears torturing me as I found myself under the car, laying flat on my stomach. “Fight 21!” Avery, Lily, and I bellow into my peaceful, empty neighborhood. The summer wind blowing the leaves, and our hair. Lily is Avery’s younger sister, and she is 2 years younger than us.…
In a country with a growing obesity rate, people are trying to find every which way to keep their kids in shape. Are competitive sports the answer? The topic of the youth participating in them is controversial, with sides saying that they should and others saying they shouldn't all participate. I take the side that all kids should participate in competitive sports. Some reasons why is it helps kids stay in shape, It helps kids learn to work as a team and it also helps with goal setting.…
Let the kids choose A sport where millions of people come together each year, a sport that everyone talks about from day to day, a sport where young kids look up to these players as a hero. Football is one of the most popular sports in the U.S. The Super Bowl alone had 111.9 million TV viewers. If you don’t understand the game it might be hard to enjoy but the more you watch you’ll pick up on the things the refs say and the players do and when you do you’ll learn to love it. “Over the past two decades it has become clear that repetitive blows to the head in high-impact contact sports like football, ice hockey, mixed martial arts and boxing place athletes at risk of permanent brain damage” (omalu).…
As Jeré Longman reports, the question of whether home-schooled students should be allowed to play on high school sports teams has been taken up as a measure being considered by the Virginia legislature. He laid out the positions on both sides: Patrick Foss is a top teenage soccer player who plans to graduate a semester early and enter the University of Virginia next January. His neighbor is a point guard on the local public high school basketball team in northern Virginia. Next fall, Patrick, 17, would like to try out as a kicker on the football team at Freedom High School in South Riding, Va., but he is home-schooled and thus ineligible. “My parents pay the same exact taxes as my next-door neighbor who plays varsity sports,” he said.…
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