When My Sistah Wins We All Win - ’Empowering Our Future, One Student Athlete at a Time’ ft. Shanay Howard

Welcome to another episode of Cousin Ed's Corner, I'm excited to bring you another engaging episode that's going to leave you informed, entertained, and craving for more. In this one, we're diving deep into the intriguing world of Student Athletes, youth sports – scholarships, reclassification, and grassroots programs. It's a topic that's close to my heart, especially as a dad who's had his own experiences in the realm of youth sports.

Our guest, Shanay Howard, a licensed school counselor and former elite athlete, is joining us today. She's an educational consultant who's dedicated to helping student athletes and their families make sense of the complex journey through youth sports.

We discuss a variety of topics, including NCAA eligibility, reclassification, the balance between academics and athletics, and how grassroots programs have evolved over the years. Shanay's insights and wisdom are a goldmine for parents and athletes looking to navigate the challenging path to success in youth sports.

So, whether you're a parent, a young athlete, or just curious about what goes on behind the scenes in the world of youth sports, this episode is for you. There's something here for everyone, from understanding the NCAA's eligibility requirements to the ins and outs of reclassification.

You can catch this episode on our website at https://www.cousinedscorner.com/e/Empowering_Young_Athletes.

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Stay tuned and stay curious!

And remember, 'No Matter How You Cut It or Slice It We Are All In This Together!!!'