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With the conclusion of the 50th National Athletic Directors Conference, we wanted to thank everyone who came to see us this year in National Harbor, Maryland. It’s great to get together with customers, put faces to names, meet new people, and talk about the latest in high school sports.

Every swimming and diving athlete dreams about leaving a lasting mark when they move on to the next level or other paths in life. Likewise, every school has a history and tradition of athletes that have contributed to the big wins, championships, and upsets that make up its athletic legacy.

There are many styles of athletic record boards available. When considering a record board for your school it can be helpful to familiarize yourself with the different options so you can make an informed decision. In this article we will discuss two different types of record boards that are designed for an up-close viewing distance of around 25’ or less. Both options are sized perfectly for placement in an athletic department lobby or hallway, outside the gym entrance, or even hung outside near concessions.

High school Coaches and Athletic Directors are always looking for ways to keep their athletes engaged and motivated to perform. To get new ideas, they naturally look to what others are doing that has been effective. What is the team across the city, at the top of the league, or across the state doing to help their program?

Stop thinking peer to peer and start thinking bigger. There are many motivational products used at the college and university-level that are effective at producing results. Here are 5 college projects that can be easily adopted by high school athletic programs.

 There is no disputing that record boards work to motivate swimming and diving teams. Having the records of your program’s top athletes on display at every practice eliminates any confusion over the times to beat. This is the number one reason our customers tell us they want a record board for their natatorium.