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Where Are They Now
Where Are They Now: Roger Kieschnick
Every kid dreams of what they want to do when they get older. Some dream of being a doctor, a lawyer, or a firefighter, while many dream of becoming a professional athlete. Roger Kieschnick’s dream...
Olympic Team
Where Are They Now: John Gall
Since the first Olympic games of the modern era were held in 1896 in Athens, Greece, 2,522 citizens of the United States have had the privilege to win a medal at the Summer Olympic Games. These 2,5...
Collegiate National Team
Where Are They Now: Chad Allen (Part II)
Chad Allen is a three-time USA Baseball alumnus who had already experienced a lifetime of big moments by the time he was 21. He played with Team USA in 1995 and 1996 as a member of the Collegiate N...
Collegiate National Team
Where Are They Now: Chad Allen (Part I)
The opportunity to represent your country is an incredible achievement. To be able to do it playing the sport you love, for the country you love, at arguably the biggest sports stage the world has ...
Olympic Team
Where Are They Now: Brad Wilkerson
“Run as fast as you can to get to the dogpile.”
That was Brad Wilkerson’s first thought after Team USA won an Olympic gold medal in 2000.
Olympic Team
Where Are They Now: Ted Wood
Being a part of something bigger than yourself is something truly remarkable. It allows a group of individuals from all backgrounds to come together and grow as one collective group striving for th...
Collegiate National Team
Where Are They Now: Scott Bankhead
The summer of 1984 was a perfect one for Scott Bankhead.
Literally, perfect. He didn’t lose a game.
Where Are They Now
Where Are They Now: Rick Ankiel
Rick Ankiel is writing a book.
And it promises to be must read material.
When Hollywood comes looking for its next “feel good” story and personality, they should look no further than Ankiel.
As ...
Where Are They Now
Where are they now: Don August
During the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, USA pitcher Don August was so sure he would not pitch a third consecutive day that he left his cleats, cup and fielding glove in his locker.
After all...
