Competing with Character: Lets Put Sportsmanship and Fun Back in Youth Sports
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Competing with Character: Lets Put Sportsmanship and Fun Back in Youth Sports

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When asked why they participate in organized sports, young athletes rank giving everyone a chance to play and having fun far above winning. But even though forty million kids play youth sports each year, an estimated seventy percent of them quit age thirteen, and never play again Why? Here's what they say: "It's not fun anymore," "The coach played favorites...more
Paperback, 197 pages
Published August 1st 2008 by Boys Town Press
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