Author: Stephen Borelli, USA TODAY

“Sixth grade is when we tell kids to start getting going,” says Jerome Williams, who played for Georgetown and went on to the NBA.

Maddie Gardner became a celebrity as a cheerleader in high school. She also endured the early stages of what’s now known as cyberbullying.

10 tips that offer insight young athletes and their parents can take to heart. They might even keep you from quitting the team. Take it from a batboy.

Just like Jason Sudeikis’ character in Ted Lasso, you don’t have to be an expert in the sport you’re coaching. You just need to have an open mind.

Moderate strength training can start early in life. If you see maturity in your child, you can even try a personal trainer.

With the MLB draft in full swing, Coach Steve offers up some tips on what youth and high school baseball players can do to stand out.

How do you keep a child motivated and driven when favoritism prevents the payoff of All-Star selection? Coach Steve has 3 tips for a worried reader.

George P. Bush shares some of the lessons his grandfather, President George H.W. Bush, taught him about coaching and parenting young athletes.

Bode Miller shared his son “quit on” his soccer team and so he “let him run the hill.” The viral moment raised parenting questions and debate.