In this episode, Quincy Lewis-Buggs interviews Sarah Syden, a freshman at the University of New Haven, about her journey through the college recruitment process and her transition to college life as a student-athlete. As Sarah reflects on her freshman year, she shares insights into the rigorous demands of being a Division I athlete, including the importance of time management, budgeting, and self-advocacy in both academics and athletics. She encourages aspiring athletes to seek help when needed and to embrace their unique recruitment journeys, reminding them that success is not a one-size-fits-all experience.

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This week on Future First, Softball Second host Quincy Lewis-Buggs offers valuable insights for athletes recovering from injury, focusing on maintaining confidence, staying connected with coaches, and navigating the college recruiting process during setbacks. It provides practical advice for athletes and parents to turn adversity into a comeback story.

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In this episode, Quincy Lewis-Buggs chats with Lisa Hayes about the journey of being a softball mom, recruiting insights, and supporting young athletes through their sports careers. They share practical tips for navigating college recruitment, the importance of support systems, and lessons learned along the way.

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