Ask Preston Smith your Volleyball Questions

Ask Preston Smith your Volleyball Questions

10 August 2010

Calling all volleyball coaches. If you have a question that you would like Preston Smith to answer, please submit them below. When teaching correct passing form, should the right foot be slightly forward (for a right handed player) or is it okay for the left to be forward–as long as shoulders/platform are towards target/setter? [...]

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All Kudda Lacrosse Team

02 June 2010

After broadcasting countless HS lacrosse games in the Baltimore area this Spring, Booker Corrigan and myself have put together the All-Kudda Team. Some selections may be the same as the All-Metro and UA teams but we’re focus on the players who we, as coaches, would love to have on our team.  For the players, being [...]

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New Basketball Content

New Basketball Content

26 May 2010

Kudda is pleased to announce that we have some new basketball videos provided by the coaches of the Iowa Player Development Academy. We shot these over the course of a few days and are still processing them as we speak. Kudda got the first 45 drills up on the site and will continue to add [...]

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MIAA Quarterfinals Spalding @ McDonogh Highlights

15 May 2010

Spalding traveled to McDonogh to play the Eagles in a Quarterfinal game. The winner gets to advance to Towson University to play the top seeded Boys Latin Lakers. Enjoy the highlights brought to you by Kudda. Join us Tuesday as Kudda brings both semi-final games.

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Highlights from McDonogh at Calvert Hall

11 May 2010

The final regular season game took place at Calvert Hall on their Senior Day. Calvert Hall needed a victory, coupled with a Loyola loss to St Pauls, to reach the playoffs. St Pauls defeated Loyola so it was up to Calvert Hall to determine who would be the final seed. A rainy and wet field [...]

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MIAA Game of the CENTURY St Pauls vs Boys Latin

07 May 2010

Wow!!!! For many followers of the MIAA, May 7th has been circled on calendars as the date of the matchup between 2 pre-season favorites and arch rivals St Pauls and Boys Latin. An overflow crowd of 2,000 were not disappointed as BL jumped out to an early lead, only to have SP come storming back. [...]

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Highlights from Loyola McDonogh MIAA Game of the Week

06 May 2010

Just the highlights

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Loyola at McDonogh MIAA Game of the Week

04 May 2010

Another huge MIAA game between Loyola and McDonogh. Loyola, ranked #1 in the Baltimore region, beat McDonogh back in April 9-1. The rematch has playoff implications as both teams are fighting for the coveted #2 seed and a home playoff game. Booker Corrigan calls the action. 1st Quarter 1st quarter action 2nd Quarter 2nd Quarter action 3rd Quarter 3rd Quarter action 4th [...]

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