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National Federation of State High School Associations
nfhs.org
National service and administrative organization of high school athletics and fine arts programs in speech, debate and music. Offers publications, overview of organization, current news and events, participation surveys.
Y-Coach
y-coach.com
Youth coaching drills for baseball, basketball, football, soccer, softball, volleyball, and track and field. Also makes team decals, posts team photos, and included related links.
Team Sports Links
aenwebsites.com
Yahoo webring for youth team sports.
Institute for the Study of Youth Sports
ed-web3.educ.msu.edu
Educational resources for coaches, athletic administrators, parents, and athletes.
CoachT.com
coacht.com
Offers news, scores, and schedules for high school sports in Tennessee.
Detroit Catholic High School League
aodonline.org
Oversees over a dozen sports and their championships. Includes results, news items, meeting information, regulations, and a listing of participating schools.
National Youth Sports Safety Foundation
nyssf.org
A national non-profit, educational organization dedicated to reducing the number and severity of injuries youth sustain in sports and fitness activities.
Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference
fciac.net
Officials listing, member school information, and contact details for high schools in Connecticut.
North American Youth Sport Institute
naysi.com
Site for people who work with kids in sports includes technical support, consulting, educational training, targeted presentations, writing and editing, publishing, and the sale of educational resources.
Georgia High School Sports Association
ghsa.net
News items, officials listing, individual records, related links and upcoming events.
Student Athlete Resource Center
chap.com
Information for high school student-athletes, including sports conditioning, career exploration, and college search.
Moms Team
momsteam.com
Offering resources on youth sports safety, kids health issues, and sports nutrition. Includes articles and message board.
National Council of Youth Sports
ncys.org
Established to foster the continued education of youth sport administrators and to support the growth and development of youth through participation in organized youth sports. Links to member organizations representing 38 million boys and girls participating in organized youth sports.
PlayonSports
playonsports.ws
Provide online registration, free league-wide email and database management systems for youth sports. Also provides sport packages for soccer, basketball and football.
H.S.Teen Teams National High School All Sports Tournament
hsteenteams.com
National team registration site that takes win/loss information and ranks teams accordingly. Highest ranking team is eligible to win a prize.
Kids Sports Network
ksnusa.org
Nonprofit association for non-school youth sports features clinic listings, directory of youth sport organizations, programs and resources for coaches, newsletter and FAQs.
GISA Stats
gisastats.com
Features scores, schedules, records, Top Five, and individual statistical leaders for the Georgia Independent Schools Association.
W.E. C.A.R.E. Sports
wecaresports.com
Provides school assemblies for kids; also sells equipment to help students build self confidence and sports skills. Includes program descriptions and pricing, product list, and contact information. [Requires Flash.]
National High School Coaches Association
nhsca.com
Information about US national high school championships.
HighSchoolSports.Net
highschoolsports.net
Lists schedules, scores, statistics, photos, and videos of high school sporting events at US high schools.
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What is the general average age of people staying in European Youth Hostels? Are High School Students Common?
Q. I'm headed to Europe this summer and would like to know if hostels are a safe option for me to stay in. I will be 17 when in Europe.
Asked by Heidi O - Sun Jan 28 12:36:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hostels are fantastic. They are such a great way to meet people, and they're cheap, and usually safe. Some suggestions: -Always carry a lock or two with you. Some hostels give you lockers, so you can be certain your stuff is safe with your own lock. If they don't, ask if they can store your bags behind the desk or in a secure room while you're out. Also, even if there's a checkout time, you can usually leave your luggage with the hostel for the day. -Have one of those quick-drying towels, even if it's a small hand-size one...some nice hostels have things like towels included...many don't, and many will "rent" you a towel. -Bedding--lots of hostels don't have any bedding. The nicer ones (which are also more expensive and "official"… [cont.]
Answered by SharonyIsrael - Sun Jan 28 13:57:49 2007
Q. I'm headed to Europe this summer and would like to know if hostels are a safe option for me to stay in. I will be 17 when in Europe.
Asked by Heidi O - Sun Jan 28 12:36:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hostels are fantastic. They are such a great way to meet people, and they're cheap, and usually safe. Some suggestions: -Always carry a lock or two with you. Some hostels give you lockers, so you can be certain your stuff is safe with your own lock. If they don't, ask if they can store your bags behind the desk or in a secure room while you're out. Also, even if there's a checkout time, you can usually leave your luggage with the hostel for the day. -Have one of those quick-drying towels, even if it's a small hand-size one...some nice hostels have things like towels included...many don't, and many will "rent" you a towel. -Bedding--lots of hostels don't have any bedding. The nicer ones (which are also more expensive and "official"… [cont.]
Answered by SharonyIsrael - Sun Jan 28 13:57:49 2007
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