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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2024 · 1H 8M

EP#55: The Customer vs The Explorer: College Recruitment with Cloud County Community College Track/XC Coach Drew Mahin

from In The Huddle · host Study & Play USA

This podcast episode dives deep into one of our most frequently requested topics: Junior College, also known as JUCO or NJCAA.  Coach Drew Mahin from Cloud County describes the recruitment process in a way for everybody to understand: are you approaching this as a customer or an explorer? Coach Mahin talks about rejection directing you to your next path, success stories of his athletes post Junior College, the amazing cultural diversity on his track/xc team, life in small town Kansas and how Junior College coaches assist their athletes to find their right fit after 2 years. This episode is a great conversation starter for families and athletes from any country to reflect on their approach to the US college recruitment process.

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