Clover Hill High School Athletes put time and effort into achieving impressive grades and performing well for their sports teams.

Balancing athletics and school can be a challenge for students, but if they manage their time well, they can excel in school and sports. 

Senior Andrew Morin focuses on taking advantage of his free time to complete any homework or out of school studying. 

“It’s about getting my work done during school and taking advantage of the time I have in school so that I can play my sport outside of school,” Morin said.

If students spend their time wisely doing their work in school, they can also have fun spending time doing extracurriculars.

“I help out a lot with math and volunteer a lot. I also still watch sports and do stuff that I enjoy,” Morin said.

Senior Chase Nelson organizes his day so that he has time to finish all studying and school work after his practice.

“I have good time management so days after practice, especially with this new head coach, I get to space out my time, like, shower, eat, and then do school work,” Nelson said.

When struggling with mental health, students always need someone to go to. This can be a teacher, parent, or even another student at the school.

“Sometimes I can go to the current head coach, Coach Hutchings, and he tells me stuff that he has been through to help calm me down,” Nelson said.

Students at Clover Hill have figured out ways to be the best player and student they can be. Setting goals, having others by your side to help you, and keeping yourself motivated helps them continue to reach their goals.