In this blog post, University of Florida senior goalie Olivia Cole was kind enough to share her story. Many of us, including myself, faced the hardship that comes with being the star in high school and coming to college and suddenly realizing it's not exactly the same. For many of us, you work hard and you trust improvement and playing time will come. However, sometimes that is not always the case. Sometimes, that's just not meant to be your role. It doesn't mean you aren't good, as Olivia says, but it changes your role on the team. This happens to a lot of players, but mainly to goalies, since only one can play at a time. If you're in this position and find yourself not playing despite your best efforts, please keep read.
Read MoreThis blog covers an overview of what I'm planning for 2018 and how my move is going one week in!
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Read MoreIn this blog I discuss why I'm thankful for lacrosse. Read it now!
Read MoreThis one contains another huge announcement from me - check it out!
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Read MoreEmbracing the weird as a goalie can be easier said than done - click here to see why and how we can make it easier.
Read MoreThis one is heavy. Very heavy. Today marks the beginning of #SuicideAwareness month, and on this day, I’m sharing my story. This is the most vulnerable I’ve ever felt in my life putting this out there. I hope that it can help someone out there in some way, that someone knows they aren’t alone and as much as you might not think things can get better - they can! I am living proof of that.
Read MoreCheck out this interview with my mom on what it was like for her as a goalie parent, I think dads can relate too even though mine was at work when I did this!
Read MoreNew blog on high school, club, recruiting, and more!
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Read MoreOne of the things that I miss about my time at Stanford is that in every class I was in, we had the most amazing discussions about some pretty heavy topics ranging from religion, sexuality, gender identity and expression, race and ethnicity, the list goes on. In my life now, I don’t have those too often. Many times, I think this is because these types of “triggering” topics as we’d call them now are confusing, hard and many times personal and deeply felt. I believe that when you come to a place of mutual respect and understanding you can and should be able to communicate, through understanding someone else’s viewpoint. What I’m about to discuss is one of those topics – coming out.
Read MoreClick here to ready WHY you should get more sleep and HOW to get it!
Read MoreRead the first blog, my story. It tells how I got here and why I started this site.
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