Are high school sports living up to their ideals?
High school sports often promise more than competition—they’re meant to build character, leadership, and resilience. Yet many coaches step into their roles without clear guidance on how to deliver those outcomes. Research shows that while most athletic associations talk about life skills and education in their mission statements, few provide meaningful training to help coaches teach them. The result is a gap between aspiration and reality, leaving coaches like “Coach Smith” striving to meet lofty goals with limited tools.
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