By Noah Trenton The development of youth sports is a necessary process for establishing the athlete’s future in their chosen sport(s). Some parents and coaches may be displaying the wrong message to young athletes. This [Read More]
Courtesy: ohow.com By Noah Trenton Athletes of all levels may suffer some injury during their careers. Some are easily healed and some are career-ending. If they are career-ending some find it difficult to figure out what’s [Read More]
by Meron Teweldemedin Seneca College’s backline defender—Jordan Burke—has had a difficult but incredible journey to her dream program in Event Management and Creative Design at Seneca. Talented Athlete The 22-year-old mother was raised in Ajax [Read More]
Courtesy: clubrespect.org By Noah Trenton Referees have been an important part of sports from the very beginning. Referees do not get the same love and support as the players and coaches, instead, they are on the [Read More]
By: Adam D’Addario Shanice Alfred moved from Edmonton to Toronto to play for Guyana’s national soccer team. Along the way, she also starred for Seneca’s Women’s soccer team as well. While attending MacEwan University in [Read More]
Seneca College soccer star and father of three, Atif Ali, experienced a difficult childhood as he fled from Somalia at a young age with his family, first to Kenya and then to Qatar where he [Read More]
Courtesy: coach.danatoo By Noah Trenton Coaching in sports has evolved so much over the years. From the old-school mentality of coaching, where coaches would be excessively hard on their athletes and share little to no [Read More]
By: Melissa Cohan In the same year as the brutal George Floyd murder, Samantha Kaine from Quebec founded the Independent Media Producers Association of Creative Talent, or I.M.P.A.C.T., A national, member-based non-profit organization founded and [Read More]
By: Noah Trenton Athletes are always developing their skills. If it’s their first-ever practice or last game before retirement, they are continuously developing their skills along with adjusting to teams and new environments. The mental [Read More]
By: Adam D’Addario Ophelia Black is a 22-year-old woman from Calgary who has taken a prescription for Dilaudid, an oral hydromorphone that she has taken three times a day for the past two years. Black [Read More]
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