The Athletics Office: Ep. 26 - Meet the Coach - Trevor Davis

The Athletics Office: Ep.27 - Public School vs Private School

In this episode, we dive into one of the biggest conversations in youth and high school sports — public school vs. private school athletics. From facilities, funding, coaching opportunities, competition levels, recruiting exposure, culture, and player development, we break down the pros and cons of both environments and discuss how each can impact athletes and families differently.Whether you’re a parent trying to make the best decision for your child, a coach navigating today’s sports landscape, or an athlete wondering where you fit best, this conversation is designed to provide perspective, insight, and honest discussion from multiple angles.At the end of the day, there is no one-size-fits-all answer — every athlete, family, and school experience is unique. Our goal is simply to educate, encourage thoughtful conversation, and help families better understand the realities of both sides.Disclaimer:The opinions and perspectives shared in this episode are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect or represent the views, beliefs, or positions of any schools, organizations, or employers they may be affiliated with or work for.Have any questions, comments or topic ideas? Drop them in the comment section or send us an email to: theathleticsoffice@gmail.com

The Athletics Office: Ep. 26 - Meet the Coach - Trevor Davis

In this episode we talk to our Facilities Director and former Assistant Boys Basketball Coach, Trevor Davis of Oklahoma Christian School. He gives us insight into what the backend of keeping a school running and keeping facilities maintained while also coaching. We also dig into his background a bit to find out exactly how he ended up at OCS and how he ended up in a coaching role for the boys basketball team! Have any questions, comments or topic ideas? Drop them in the comment section or send us an email to: theathleticsoffice@gmail.com

The Athletics Office: Ep. 25 - The Value of Failure in Sports

In this episode of the Athletics Podcast, we dive into one of the hardest — and most important — parts of parenting young athletes: letting them fail. From missed shots and tough losses to being benched or struggling with confidence, failure can feel painful for both kids and parents. But it’s also where resilience, discipline, accountability, and long-term growth are built. Whether your child is just starting sports or competing at a high level, this conversation will help parents create stronger, more independent athletes — and healthier relationships along the way. Have questions, comments or show ideas? Send us an email to theathleticsoffice@gmail.com

The Athletics Office: Ep. 24 - Meet the Coach - James Lichtenberger

In this episode we talk to our Head Wrestling Coach, James Lichtenberger of Oklahoma Christian School. He gives us insight into what coaching wrestling looks like as well as a few things he wishes he could tell parents and things he wishes parents understood. Have any questions, comments or topic ideas? Drop them in the comment section or send us an email to: theathleticsoffice@gmail.com

The Athletics Office: Ep. 23 - Navigating Multisport Athletes

In this episode, we dive into one of the most debated questions in youth sports today: As coaches and parents, should we encourage and support multisport athletes? We break down the benefits of multisport participation—from improved overall athleticism and reduced burnout to better long-term development—and weigh them against the pressures of early specialization, elite competition, and scholarship dreams. You’ll hear insights on injury prevention, skill transfer, and how different sports can complement each other in surprising ways. Whether you’re a coach trying to build well-rounded athletes or a parent navigating the growing demands of youth sports, this conversation offers practical guidance to help you make informed decisions that prioritize both performance and personal growth. Tune in as we explore how to strike the right balance—and what’s truly best for young athletes in today’s competitive landscape. Have any comments, questions or show ideas send us an email to theathleticsoffice@gmail.com