Watch GR Pride (2014)
Three Cornell students won Robinson Appel Humanitarian Awards April 25 for projects that feed the poor, instill community pride and help senior citizens advocate for health care. The programs are administered by the Cornell Public Service Center.
Watch GR Pride (2014)
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Why do I coach?: I fell in love with Soccer since I was 1st introduced to it and have always dedicated most of my time playing and watching it, dreaming to, one day, being able to make a difference in the world through the game of Soccer. I feel blessed and honored to have had great coaches (mentors), team-mates and opponents, back home, that helped enriching my knowledge about the game and that provided me with the opportunity to play in the highest levels of youth soccer both in Cape Verde and in Portugal. I coach today with the purpose of giving back to the younger generations and provide them with the best experience possible in and around a soccer field, where they are allowed to enjoy themselves, dream big and pursue their life goals.
Why do I coach?: Coaching is a huge part of my life. I love to watch kids grow and teach them the game that I love, and see them transform into great players. I believe that coaching also helps me develop in my own personal life. It is my goal to help these kids fall in love with the game of soccer, and develop into not only great players but great people in life; like how I was inspired by coaches in my life.
John's Favorite Team: Since I can remember listening to the radio and later watching on TV S.L. Benfica is and will always be my favorite team! In Portugal known as the team of the people. Nothing beats the Stadium of lights and the red wave!
Why do I coach?: My two biggest passions in life are soccer and coaching. Soccer was introduced to my brothers and I at a young age and we fell in love quickly. All we did was play soccer in the yard and watch games on television. I knew from a young age I wanted soccer coaching as my profession, a journey I am enjoying. I am grateful to share and teach the game that I grew up loving. My aim is to ignite the passion and love for the game in youngsters so that they continue to love soccer throughout their lives!
Why do I coach?: Some of my first memories are kicking a soccer ball, and was lucky enough to have my dad be my first coach. I knew the game would have a place in my life for as long as I'm standing. There's no better feeling than coaching kids through a season and watching the progress over the year. Helping them through the ups and downs and building a team from a group of individuals. The game is the best teacher, my role and goal is to keep them moving in the right direction and make it fun.
I have been involved with soccer for most of my life. Whether it was playing, watching, coaching, or learning about the game I have always had soccer. I coach because coaching and teaching younger players is the best way to give back to the game that I love.
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