Holistic Athlete Development

Recruits, develops, trains, and supports American athletes in bobsled and skeleton from grassroots to elite levels, including through performance evaluation, training programs, and selection for international competition. Uses strength and conditioning coaches to identify talent from other sports and conducts recruitment camps.

Conducts webinars to educate strength and conditioning coaches on identifying and recruiting athletes with speed and power for bobsled and skeleton programs.

Generates financial support for the organization and its athletes through a licensing partnership that directs a portion of proceeds from the sale of officially licensed cowbells.

Utilizes the Onform platform to conduct video coaching and performance analysis across multiple seasons to prepare athletes for international competitions.

Provides financial and logistical support to athletes, including funding for travel, competition, training programs, and the purchase of essential equipment such as sleds, runners, speed suits, and spikes. Also supports domestic manufacturing initiatives for bobsled technology.

Prepares and supports top U.S. athletes competing in bobsled and skeleton at elite international events, including the World Cup, World Championships, and Winter Olympic Games. Includes selection and designation of Olympic team members and alternates for Team USA.

Provides training support and limited competition funding for para athletes participating in bobsled and skeleton, including at World Cup and World Championship events, with training based in Lake Pl combust.

Collects, maintains, and publishes team and individual performance data, including seasonal results, regional championship histories, official coaches' polls, and baseball and football rankings for NJCAA Division III teams in Region 3.

Plans, hosts, and manages regional collegiate athletic competitions across multiple sports including baseball, basketball, bowling, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, track and field, and wrestling for NJCAA Region 3 member institutions. Activities include championship events, district tournaments, and regular-season game coordination.

Maintains and provides web links to athletic department websites of member colleges within NJCAA Region 3.

Administers an Academic All-Region program that recognizes student-athletes for academic excellence during the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 academic years.

Organizes indoor track and field programming from December through March at facilities including the Armory Track and Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex in New York, preparing athletes for national-level competitions.

Operates an annual outdoor track and field program starting in April, preparing athletes for regional, national, and junior Olympic-level championships.

Qualifies fifty or more youth athletes annually for the USATF National Junior Olympics Cross Country Championships and participates as an organization in the AAU National Cross Country Championship each year.

Provides free youth running programs in track and field and cross country for nearly 150 athletes of all ages and skill levels, with regular practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays and frequent weekend competitions throughout the year.

Negotiates collective bargaining agreements on behalf of G League players to secure fair working conditions and compensation. This activity is conducted as part of the organization's role in representing professional basketball players in the NBA G League.

Represents G League players in grievance proceedings to enforce rights and remedies under collective bargaining agreements. This includes legal and procedural advocacy on behalf of players.

Offers direct support and guidance to G League players regarding their benefits, including health, retirement, and other employment-related entitlements.