"Sport and Education USA" helps athletes to receive athletic scholarships to study and continue their sports at the USA universities.
Along with receiving great education, you will continue your sport at a high level, live and study in a very international and friendly environment, meet people who come from a variety of cultures, travel a lot with your team and, no less important for international students, upon returning from the U.S., you will speak perfect English.
GREAT NEWS from AUSTIN, Texas — Janis Silins from Latvia broke TCU's 100 breast school record on Friday night at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center, swimming a 52.71.
Silins bested his own previous 100 breast record, collecting his sixth NCAA B cut in as many races. The sophomore finished third in the race.
Morgantown, W.Va. – Janis Silins, freshman from LATVIA, brought home the top finish for the TCU swimming team, and five school records fell on day three of the Big 12 Conference Championships.
Silins gave Texas a scare in the men's 100 breaststroke as he turned in a time of 52.83. Silins performance earned him a silver medal on the podium and breaks the school record !!!
Great job Liza!!!
IMPORTANT !!!
Athletes, who will graduate secondary school in 2020 and want to continue sport and studies in a U.S. university in Fall of 2020 - NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME TO START THE PROCESS ! Don't be late! Please visit www.sport-education-usa.com for more information.
Sport & Education USA is proud about another great student-athlete from Latvia Mikus Losbergs. He has just graduated from California State University, Sacramento with Bachelors Degree in Communication and Kinesiology (Coaching) !!! Mikus is, probably, the first Latvian tennis player with US college diploma in coaching (tennis).
Northern Michigan University's Wildcat Renars Bundzis finished 4th at NCAA Division II Championships in 200 backstroke with 1:43.91 and 6th in 100 backstroke with a time of 47.17 giving him the All-American title.
GREAT JOB RENAR !!!
America has been my dream since 10th grade and I’m very thankful that I have this opportunity to make my dream into reality. I study at Portland State University and I have wonderful tennis team. My teammates and coaches are my second family and every single one of them has high hopes for the future. My freshman year had its ups and downs but I enjoyed every single day of it. I’m more excited to be sophomore this year!
Thanks a lot to Sport & Education USA for giving me this amazing opportunity!
Gerda Upeniece
Portland State University / tennis team
Renars Bundzis, backstroker from Latvia - 7th in NCAA D2 National Championship ! Congratulations !!!
Athletes!
If you will graduate your school in 2017 (or have just graduated), NOW is the right time to start thinking about your future after the graduation. Athletic scholarships are waiting for you to study and continue your sport in the USA. More: www.sport-education-usa.com
Northern Michigan University 2015-16 freshman from Latvia Renars Bundzis: Finished fourth in the 100 backstroke at the GLIAC Championships (49.38). Won the 200 backstroke at the Wisconsin-Green Bay meet (1:54.90). Set a School record in the 100 backstroke at the Calvin College Invite (48.69). He competed at the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships in the 100- and 200-meter backstrokes.
Hello, Armands! I just want to thank you for everything that you did for me. I really appreciate that! Yesterday was my first day here and I am very excited about everything. Coach is great! My teammates are too. Fresno is not the biggest city, but it's even better, because I can focus for 100% on studies and tennis
Thanks again!
Hello, Athletes!
I've been talking to many of you, guys, explaining that your achievements in sport are high enough to receive an athletic scholarship and study in the USA for free. Time is running very fast... If you will graduate your school in about June of 2016, you should start preparing for your great future immediately. Please read www.sport-education-usa.com
DO NOT MISS YOUR CHANCE !!!
Armands Broks
"Everything is alright so far! It's just the beginning. We have a lot of practice hours - both, running and working with weights. Official games will start soon. There is some excitement for me, because we are playing quite different basketball compare to Europe. Our coach is very experienced, demanding but also understanding. There are no problems for me in the school. I'm gradually getting used to everything. Thank you!"
Katrina
"Less than a year has gone since we started our cooperation. We have done a great job in achieving our goal! Now it's all over. The daughter has began studies at the University of the Cumberlands, KY. I can not believe that we did it !!!
Daria is very happy, she has a lot of new friends from different countries and most importantly - she is studying at an American university !!! Thank you so much for your work, for your help and in some cases for your patience !!!"
Dad of Daria Korostina, Russia
"Everything is great so far. I enjoy to be at Monroe College! And the most important is that I got a second place at NJCAA Championships !!! We have a new coach. He is young and trying to implement new training methods. The very good thing that he is also listening to my oppinion!! So, we both together are like two coaches...:) And, of course, I love to live in NYC !!!"
Ksenia Safonova, Monroe College, NYC
Athletes,
This is a reminder to athletes, who will start next August/September thier last school year: Start thinking NOW about your future after graduation from your secondary school, as you have an outstanding opportunity to get an excellent education in a US university for free !!! It, probably, seems to be too early to think about that "far away future"? No. It is not ! Earlier you will start preparing for that, better universities you will be able to choose and larger scholarships receive. Don't miss your chance! More here:
www.sport-education-usa.com
"I am very glad to have the wonderful opportunity - to study and play tennis in the USA! I love the whole process of coaching. Coaches are working individually with each player and I see real progress in my game and overall physical condition. The team and the coaches are great, everyone is very friendly. My studies go well too. Sometimes I have to sit at homeworks a little longer in the evenings, but overall it's not too difficult. I have met many new friends. I am very grateful to "Sport and Education USA" for your help!"
Ariadna Blinova, University of Akron
Dear Athletes,
If you are now in the last year of your secondary school, it would be a good idea to start thinking NOW about what you will be doing after graduation? Most of you will continue your education at a university. Compare to "normal" students, who pay for a university a lot of their own money or take huge loans, you have an outstanding possibility to study and continue your sports for free !!! Athletic scholarship will cover all of the cost for your university in the USA. Now is the right time to start the process, if you are aiming to enroll in a university from Fall 2015. Please read more here:
www.sport-education-usa.com
Sport & Education USA is glad to hear from Anete Petersone (Jefferson College)
Sport: Basketball
Hi! I'm very well! I like the way we are practicing here, although that is quite different compare to what we did in Latvia. Coaches are very friendly and working with us hard. I'm feeling tired after every practice, but already getting used to it. Living conditions in dorms are excellent - I have my own room. I want to thank you so much for your work, so that I can play and study in the USA!
Multiple times winner of Lithuanian National championship U18 and U16 in singles and doubles, member of Davis Cup Lithuanian national team Kasparas Zemaitelis will study and continue his successful tennis career at California State University, Sacramento. We wish him all the best - to be outstanding student, as well as tennis player.
Another "Sport and Education USA" recruit has been awarded a full scholarship and will continue sport and academic career in the USA.
BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell University rounded out its 2014 recruiting class on Tuesday with the addition of Sindija Silina (Valmiera, Latvia).
"You always feel good about your recruiting when you can replace the ladies that are graduating with another strong class of incoming freshmen," said CU head coach Pascal Molinard.
Sindija Silina, a Valmiera, Latvia native, will swim individual medley and sprint freestyle events. She is a former Baltic Champion and she has been Latvia Champion several times as well participating in the European Youth Olympic Festival.
AKRON, Ohio -- University of Akron women's tennis head coach Brandon Padgett announced that Ariadna Blinova have committed to join the Zips starting in the fall semester of 2014.
"We are extremely excited to have this wonderful young lady join our program," said Padgett. "Her athletic talent will add a different dimension to our team on the court, but she is also successful in the classroom and that is why we are looking forward to welcoming her to Akron."
"Ariadna is such a bright young lady with immense talent on and off the tennis court. Academically, she is extremely smart, with an excellent understanding of what she wants out of her college experience, and the direction that she will go. Athletically, we feel that Ariadna will make an immediate impact on our team, with an all-court style of play that will be tough to beat," Padgett said.
"I chose The University of Akron because it has a wide range of engineering specialties that I am interested in,and my dream is to become a world standard civil engineer," Blinova said. "I like the location of the university and I am very excited to play for Coach Padgett."
"Sport and Education USA" is proud about all of its athletes, who will join their teams from the Fall of 2014. Among them Luize Liva Strike, a tennis player from Latvia, accepted athletic scholarship offer from prestigious Seton Hall University in NJ !!!
From SHU web page:
SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. – Coming off the most successful season the program has seen in over a decade – one which ended with a shutout victory over Butler at the BIG EAST Tournament – the Seton Hall tennis team has added Luize Liva Strike (Riga, Latvia) for the 2014-15 season head coach Greg Wyzykowski announced on Wednesday.
“We are extremely pleased to welcome a player of Luize’s caliber to our program,” said Wyzykowski. “She has extensive experience competing against high level opponents and possesses a well-rounded skill set that will enable her to contribute on both the singles and doubles courts.”
One of the most accomplished junior players in her native Latvia, Strike has been a member of the Latvian National Team on several levels, traveling abroad to represent her country at the European Junior Championships on three occasions.
One of several new faces who will suit up for the Pirates in the fall, Strike appears poised to make an immediate impact for a Seton Hall squad that continues to improve.
Hi! I'm very well. This year, I represent Tennessee Temple University. Here I'm playing both, soccer and basketball. The results are very good. Both coaches are happy about my performance and that is why I have high athletic scholarship. I have never played basketball as good as now. It seems that I have understood how to play "American style" basketball. I am glad that I came to this school. I finished the school year with average grade of 3.89 !!!
Krista Pumpure
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