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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2025 · 38 MIN

From High School to College Sports: A Coach’s Advice for Moms

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From high school practices to college recruiting, the demands on our boys (and us moms!) ramp up fast.  In our latest episode of the Mothers of Boys Survival Guide, Coach Matt Hogan shares what every parent needs to know about: ✔️ The real time commitment in high school sports ✔️ When recruiting actually starts (hint: later than you think) ✔️ Highlight reels, prospect camps & how not to waste money ✔️ Balancing academics and athletics for the long game Matt’s a former college and high school coach, sports dad of two, and the leader of the Annapolis Hawks Club Lacrosse Program.  💬 Drop a comment if your son is navigating high school sports—we’d love to hear your experience!

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Coach Matt Hogan shares tips for moms on guiding boys through high school sports, college recruiting, and balancing academics

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