Turnin2 - 18u Robeson / Long
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@T2Robeson
Believer, Mentor, Teacher, Proud Husband & Father, Coach & Director of Softball & National / Academy Coach 🥎
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STATE CHAMPS PLAYER OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN • We're recognizing the top high school softball players of the 2026 season, and we need help from high school coaches across the state. Athletes must be nominated by their high school coach to be considered. • Submit your nominations using the Google Form below: (Sophomores-Seniors ONLY) forms.gle/auSGv79x6xrj98…
One teammate can change everything. The tone, the standard, the energy, the belief. Be the ONE.
Meet, @Chloe7McPherson , committed to The University of Detroit Mercy @detmercy💥 | RHP | Turnin'2 18U- Robeson/Long @Turnin2Softball | South Lyon East High school | Conference Honorable Mention 💪 "I chose softball because it challenges me to grow every day. I’m excited to continue competing at the next level, where I can pursue excellence, embrace challenges, and become the best teammate, leader, and athlete I can be. #TGETalent #TopGunEvents
NEW: Quinn and Jack Hughes say they were up late the night before their game against Canada, talking about how they were going to score a winning goal in overtime. "That's what you dream about. When you're six years old, seven. I'm 24 now, I'm still dreaming that." "This is the best moment in USA Hockey in a long time. And to be a part of this group, to do it with my brother, we've had such a fun couple of weeks... and we're just happy this is the way we finished it." Video: jason_demers / ig.
Most freshmen don’t struggle because they’re untalented. They struggle because everything is new. New environment. New system. Away from family. And the talent level? Just as good, if not better. Many expect to start right away. Most don’t. So when the struggle comes, and it will, take a lesson from Tom Brady. Early in his career, Brady got 2 practice reps. The starter got 20. He asked his coach, “How can I get better with only two?” The answer: “Make those two perfect.” So he treated them like the Super Bowl. Full speed. Full focus. No wasted motion. Two reps became four. Four became ten. Ten became a starting job. What separated him wasn’t talent. It was how he treated limited opportunities. Most backups focus on the reps they didn’t get. Brady treated his 2 reps like an audition. That lesson goes beyond sports. Not leading the project? Own your role like it runs the company. Not in the big meeting? Make your five minutes count. Not starting? Practice like it’s game day. Development isn’t about where you start. It’s about how you respond. Opportunity doesn’t expand because you deserve it. It expands because you make it impossible to ignore. Question: What are your “2 reps” right now? And are you treating them like they matter?
Kara Lawson shares why winning habits must be built before the game and why losing habits are so hard to kill. "We have to stop losing habits. I don't want to develop them. If we develop them, they're habits. They're hard to get out." "Once they infiltrate this circle, they're hard to kill. We have to stop them before they become habits." Bad habits don't announce themselves...they creep in slowly. "I'm going to tell you every time I see it. But then it's incumbent upon you to stop it within yourself." Coaches can call it out. But only you can fix it. "You have to practice and play and behave like a winner if you want to win games. You have to do that." And then she dropped this: "It is not something you can just decide to be when you wake up. It ain't a Halloween costume. You can't just decide you're going to be a winner that day." "That's not how it is. You have to be that every single day - in your approach and in your execution." Winning is a mindset. It's how you choose to show up every day. Your habits will define your outcomes. Choose them wisely. (🎥@DukeWBB )
“Most people don’t want be pushed that hard. They want to be pushed to their level of comfort. You need coaches that push you outside your comfort zone because that’s how you grow and that’s how you develop self confidence and self esteem. They push you to deal with failure,” Tom Brady 🎥 @dc_mma
