High school football players don’t give up. They keep going.
That’s because participating in high school football not only exposes teens to adversity, but also teaches them how to overcome it.
Players are taught how to persevere both physically and mentally in the midst of frustration, loss or disappointment. They get back up when they get knocked down. They show resilience. They stay mentally tough.
Best of all, they remain determined to defeat life’s challenges long after their playing days are over.
Talk to the teens in your family about joining their school’s football team! This is where determination is developed. This is high school football.
You don’t have to leave a sport out to stand out.
Girls across the country can now dream a new dream: being a flag football player.
Joe Carter watched his World Series-winning walkoff homerun float over the Skydome fence in 1993.
The second week of September is the peak of the high school football season, with 7,246 games across the country.