Cici Fate

Cycle 2 Top Performances. 2 Weeks to move up the list! @TreynorNation #RollCards

"Be curious, not judgmental" - 𝓣𝓮𝓭 𝓛𝓪𝓼𝓼𝓸

"Great things come from hard work and perseverance. No excuses." -- Kobe Bryant

Great camp - so fortunate to have alumni Konnor and Kayla along with some current players lead this talented group of kids!!

Moving Into The Month Of June (WBB) @KinleyMorgan3 @graceliv13 @CFate04 Jaisie Jannsen @IsabelleFog6 @PGHIowa @PGHNebraska prepgirlshoops.com/2025/06/film-s…

Moving Into The Month Of June @KinleyMorgan3 @graceliv13 @CFate04 @IsabelleFog6 Click to view the article! prepgirlshoops.com/2025/06/film-s…

Improvise. Adapt. Overcome. ~ via @CoachBru

The past is over. Learn from it. The future is coming. Prepare for it. The present is here, enjoy it. ~ via @GeorgeRaveling

Top Notch Recruits With High End Performances @hadley_1123 @CFate04 @RowanJacobi30 @tenleylevin10 Click to view the article! prepgirlshoops.com/2025/04/top-no…

Greatness is not born of the dream. Greatness is born in the struggle. #GrowthMindset 📈🏀

"Laziness kills ambition Anger kills wisdom Fear kills dreams Ego kills growth Jealousy kills peace Doubt kills confidence Now read that right to left."

There’s 4 simple ways that I believe that you can reach your goals: 1. Have a plan. 2. Have faith. 3. Work as hard as you can. 4. Never give up. ~ via @CoachJordan82

Staying in shape, eating healthy, getting enough sleep, & working hard on & off the court are crucial for ball players to perform at their BEST. Remember, consistency is key. By maintaining healthy habits & a strong work ethic you give yourself a chance to excel on the court. 🏀

Don’t let negative, toxic, energy vampire type people drag you down. Stay focused and don’t let any distractions get you off course. You have dreams to chase not people to impress. ~ via @RGIII

from #CoachPrime

Usain Bolt said, "I trained 4 years to run 9 seconds and people give up when they don't see results in 2 months." Patience isn't just sitting around and waiting. • It's doing the work. • It's being focused. • It's having faith in the process. We live in a world of instant gratification, but you have to accept that lasting success is built over time. It requires patience, consistency, and hard work. The real meaning of patience is to stay composed while balancing instant gratification, resilience, and your long-term vision. So what does it mean to be patient in 2024? 1. It means active engagement, not idle sitting - Patience isn't about just sitting around and waiting, it's about being actively engaged in your journey. You are looking for opportunities and taking action. Being patient means being proactive while making the most of every moment to move forward. 2. It means being diligent - Patience requires diligence. It's about staying focused and consistently putting in the work, knowing that results will come with time. You understand that success is a marathon, not a sprint. 3. It means having faith - Trust the process. Having faith is a cornerstone of patience. You trust that your hard work and dedication will eventually pay off, even if you can't see the immediate results. This belief keeps you motivated, hopeful, and growing forward. 4. It means commitment - Patience means being committed to your goals. It means showing up consistently and doing the work. It takes dedication and focus to be committed to your craft. This is what helps you grow towards success, despite any challenges along the way. 5. It means perseverance - Patience involves perseverance through challenges and setbacks. Adversity is part of the journey. Choose to bounce forward even when there are tough days. This determination helps you maintain your path and choose resilience on your way toward your goals. "The obsession with instant gratification blinds us from our long-term potential." - Michael Dooley

The little things are harder to do because they are boring. Do them, own them, and commit to becoming great at the details. ~ via @DrBhrettMcCabe

"Leadership is unlocking people's potential to become better." (Bill Bradley)

“It’s so easy to be average. It takes a little something to be special.” (Urban Meyer, former college football coach)