Holiday Wreath Sale

Support Massapequa Chiefs Baseball

Sponsored by the Chiefs Baseball Club

We are taking pre-orders now and will be selling the items at the High School on

Saturday, December 7^th  with rain date Sunday, December 8^th  between 9am and 2pm (weather permitting)

ALL PRE-ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY NOVEMBER 25^th

If you have any questions, please call Lance Cohen @ 646-529-4398

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STUDENT-ATHLETE NEWSLETTER October 2024 Register for the Fall Webinar! Free Webinar for You and Your Family   Sunday, Nov. 3, from 6 to 7 p.m. Eastern time Are you dreaming of playing at the NCAA level? Register now to invest in your future and learn how to prepare for NCAA certification. Eligibility Center staff will walk you through what you need to get certified by the NCAA and ready to compete at the Division I, II or III level.   Register for the Fall Webinar Can't make it live? Register to receive a recording of the webinar. What is your NCAA ID and why is it important?   Your NCAA ID is the primary way an NCAA school recruiting you adds you to their institutional request list = an IRL This informs the Eligibility Center of the school’s interest in having an academic and/or amateurism certification decision for you. Be sure to include your NCAA ID every time you correspond with an NCAA coach! Note:  How do you know if you're being "actively recruited"? You’re being actively recruited if an NCAA coach:   Calls   Texts Emails Messages via Social Media   Visits Your High School Pays Expenses to Visit Campus Issues Athletics Aid Writes Offer of Financial Aid   Recruiting can begin as early as ninth grade. However, in most cases, recruiting starts in eleventh grade. If you’re being actively recruited by an NCAA Division I or II school, create a certification account.at the NCAAEligibilityCenter.org   Ask a Former Student-Athlete Former Georgia Southwestern State softball player Natalia Herrera says most of her life lessons can be traced to her family's restaurant, Viva Mexico. She learned her work ethic from the long hours spent opening and closing the restaurant. She learned integrity from assisting customers and staff. She learned resilience from watching her parents navigate through both the tough times and the success. These times spent with her parents in the restaurant and with other family members have set the values that Herrera took to her softball career. Two transformative years after high school, Herrera and two of her teammates transferred from Georgia Highlands to Georgia Southwestern to play three more years. Herrera said attending a smaller Division II school offered her opportunities she felt she might not have received at a bigger school. Click here to read more of her story. Sport Science Institute: Sleep and Wellness Sleep matters for athletes, whether high school or collegiate athletes. Poor sleep is associated with decreased athletic and academic performance, may increase injury risk, delay recovery time and may increase risk for mental health symptoms. For more information on how much sleep you should have, click here.   The NCAA Sport Science Institute is a leader in providing health and safety resources to college athletes, coaches, athletics administrators and campus partners. 877-262-1492 eligibilitycenter.org Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete | Initial-Eligibility Flyer

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Show off those who supported so many Massapequa sports and places that are special in our community! Order your "All Roads Lead Home" sweatshirt. Info below

https://www.axcessbaseball.com/2024/03/07/massapequa-seeking-unprecedented-7th-straight-county-title/

There will be an informational baseball meeting on Wednesday, October 30th at 3:00pm in the MHS Little Theatre.

The meeting should end by 3:45pm.

Bring a pen with you.

This will be the only preseason baseball meeting for the 2025 season.

Any questions see Coach Sheedy.