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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2026 · 21 MIN

Will you leave a legacy on your college team ?

from College Recruiting with Jill Hicks · host Jill Hicks

Today, I want to talk about something that isn't discussed enough in college recruiting. We spend years helping athletes get recruited, commit to a college, and achieve the dream of competing in NCAA gymnastics. But what happens after you arrive on campus?At first, everything revolves around making the lineup, learning your routines, balancing classes, and adjusting to college life. Those are all important goals.But eventually, something changes.You begin to realize that college gymnastics is about much more than scores, routines, or even championships.It's about people.It's about relationships.It's about the legacy you leave behind.Reminder: People may forget what you said, but most people never forget how you made them feel. Maya Angelou We are here for you: Level 9-10 We offer Short and Long Term Plans Level 6-8 We offer the Bright Future Advising Plan All athletes: We offer Academic/ Essay writing advisingConditioning: We offer assistance in the area of conditioning tooIf you want more details fill out this form www.jhicksconsulting.com/contact An advisor will contact you

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