Coach Jeff Scoma 🏈

Huge offer for Tyson! Expecting great things and a major impact for the Tides this year! Tough matchup for any defender @GHTIDESFB @GHTidePride

As rookies begin to report, a message for the first-year #NFL players as they embark on training camp this week Care of Giants head coach Allie Sherman, Summer 1968

@VandalFootball Prospect Camp 🚨Final Camp of the Summer🚨 *The Best way to be evaluated by our staff is in person *Here it is! govandals.evenue.net/events/PC

Freshman have a hard time understanding the importance of their transcript. It’s not until their senior year they realize the goofed off.

We ask a lot of our guys! We ask them to sacrifice their time for us and to push through adversity and discomfort all without any guarantee of success. So incredibly proud of every man and leader in our family that chooses to make this commitment every day! #CHOP

The Pacific Northwest’s top talent belongs in Ellensburg. Join us on July 31 at Central Washington University: 🏈 Elite Prospect Camp 📍Ellensburg, WA 📆 July 31 Get evaluated & showcase your talent against the region’s best! wildcatfootballcamps.com

It doesn’t matter if you’re an Air Raid guy or a Flexbone guy, whether you go 2–8 or win a state title. At the end of the day, we’re supposed to be leaders of young men. Some of y’all forget that crucial piece in coaching

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It only takes one. One teammate can set the tone One teammate can be the leader One teammate can be the anchor One teammate can set the standard One teammate can make ALL the difference. Be the ONE for your team.

Conditioning won't make you mentally tough. Putting in the time and becoming really good at something will.

As an AD, remind your athletes as we head into preseason practice, here are a few reminders that will help make this season a successful one. Coaches make decisions based on what they believe is best for the team. Trust the process, even when you don’t always understand every decision. Being held accountable is a privilege. It means your coaches believe in your potential and are investing in your growth. Being coached means they see something in you worth developing. Learn from both winning and losing. Success builds confidence, and adversity builds character. Both are valuable teachers. Be a great teammate. Encourage others, celebrate their success, and put the team ahead of yourself. The work you put in this summer will reveal itself this fall. There are no shortcuts. Preparation always shows. Learn to struggle well. Every athlete faces challenges. How you respond to adversity will define you more than any scoreboard. Never quit on your teammates. They are counting on your commitment, effort, and attitude every single day. Give your best effort daily. You can control your attitude, your work ethic, and how you compete. Finally, remember this is your season, not your parents’ season. Take ownership of your experience, embrace the challenges, and make the most of every opportunity. Have a great season, compete with pride, and represent your school with character, class, and commitment.

When I was younger, I watched a lot of my teammates sacrifice their dream of playing college baseball or professionally. We all hung out. We all practiced. We all wanted to chase girls. It was that age where our hormones started kicking in. In fact, we would go to the mall...just to get phone numbers. And, you would get clowned if you didn't get any numbers. One day, one of my mentors, a shortstop at UC San Diego, from my hometown, pulled me aside and gave me advice I'll never forget. He said: "You'll have time for girls later. Right now, your girlfriend should be the gym." Then he smiled and said, "Oh yeah... if you become a really good player, there will probably be plenty of girls chasing you later anyway." 😂 I listened. He was 100% right. Instead of chasing distractions... I chased my dream. Looking back, he wasn't telling me to avoid relationships. He was teaching me about priorities. That conversation stayed with me all the way to the major leagues. Now let me pass that same advice down to you. If you're a talented player, ask yourself one question before making a decision: "Will this move me closer to my dream... or farther away from it?" If the answer is farther away... It's probably a distraction. Because there's one thing I learned playing this game; Protect your dream. You'll have plenty of time for everything else. Thank you for reading. - Jermaine Curtis P.S. If you enjoyed this and thought it was helpful, share it. Someone passed this advice down to me. Maybe it's your turn to pass it on.

One of the most dynamic athletes in the Puget Sound League! @GHTIDESFB @GHTidePride

Had an unforgettable experience the past three days at Top 12! Beyond grateful for the coaching to get to this point. Got to bond and compete with the best of the best. Snapped great, with film and ranks coming soon. @TheChrisRubio @ZackJenkins99 @D_ferriswheel46 @CruzARubio @GP_Recruiting @jeffscoma #toetheline

Huge year last year and a ton more coming in 2026. Team leader and impact player for any college! @GHTIDESFB @GHTidePride

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Average teammates are INTERESTED in their teammates. Great teammates are INVESTED in their teammates.

You rarely see great players:. - Complain. - Blame others. - Cut corners. - Sulk. - Make excuses. - Arrive late.

Another great lesson with @D_ferriswheel46 after a long camp circuit. Getting locked in for Top 12!! @TheChrisRubio #toetheline