013 - AAU Coaches Responsibilities & Athlete Transition from HS to College

In this episode Coach G. and Coach Anderson invite William Carter the Founder of Student Assist and Student Athlete Iyanna Rogers who currently plays for University of Pennsylvania. Student Assist is a non-profit organization created to help students reach athletic and academic success in higher education and is NCAA CERTIFIED. William Carter discusses how AAU Coaches can help their athlete play at play at the next level. Iyanna Rogers: Four-year starter and two-year captain for Highland Springs, playing for head coach Franklin Harris … Co-State Champion Division 5 in 2020 … Two-time All-Region … Second-Team All-State … Third-Team All-Metro … McDonald's All-American nominee … ESPN Top 60 junior season … John Lucas Top 160 sophomore season … Averaged 13.68 points per game for 342 points her junior season on 54.8-percent shooting, while adding 196 rebounds, 89 blocks, 61 steals and 12 assists … Played AAU, Cap City Ballerz, for four years … Played AAU, Boo Williams, for EYBL 16u and 17u … Member of National Honors Society … Vice President of the Science National Society, FBLA and SGA … Ranked fourth in graduating class with 4.5 grade-point average … Two-time Presidents List and four-time Deans List … Associate of Science in Business Administration through dual enrollment She talks about what sacrifices she had to make to become an elite player, the recruitment process (what athletes should and should not be doing) and the transition from HS academics and athletics to college academics and athletics. Follow Iyanna Rogers on Instagram HERE Follow William Carter on Instagram HERE Follow Gladine Frasso on Instagram HERE Follow Gladine Frasso on Twitter HERE Visit Gladine Frasso's Website HERE Follow David Anderson on Instagram HERE