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1 True Grit Sport Blog TRUE GRIT in SPORTS AATC/TGS Track/Field athlete - Jordin Andrade (400m hurdles) competed in the Mt. Sac track meet. He finished as the 400m hurdles, JR boys champion. Jordin followed that performance by setting the California state recorded in the JR boys 400m hurdles. As a result, he was invited to USA JR National Track and Field meet. He walked away as the USA Track and Field Jr national champion. He will continue to compete this summer at the World Track and Field JR Nationals. Jordin s performances this year has garnered him college track and field scholarship interest from UCLA and Cal Berkeley, with much more to come. Jordin like all True Grit Sports athletes credits his commitment to his preparation as key to his success. Jordin continues to meet the STANDARD held by all TGS athletes. The STANDARD remains high! See Junior- Boys Hurdles- Final- USA- Outdoor- Track- and- Field- Championships True Grit Sports Blue Chip athlete, Marcus Rios, Senior DB Cosumnes Oaks HS EG was selected to participate in the prestigious 3rd annual ESPN RISE Games at Disney s Wild World of Sports Complex. On July 22nd- 25th in Orlando, Florida, Marcus, a highly recruited (15 - division 1 football offers) defensive back, competed with the nation s best (2012) high school football wide receivers and defensive backs. This exclusive competition featured the country s most elite, individually selected skill players. The three- day event offered an opportunity to refine football skills, receive expert coaching, compete in 7- on- 7 and 1- on- 1 drills, and garner national media exposure all while enjoying a multitude of Disney s world renowned theme parks and attractions. During the competition, Marcus received advanced on- field and classroom instruction. The emphasis focused on fine- tuning position- specific techniques and learning to recognize and attack various offensive/defensive packages. True Grit Sports is very proud of Marcus being selected to participate and compete in the Premier high school football competition in the country. As a result, he will be mentored by some of the finest football minds in the nation. Marcus like all True Grit Sports athletes credits his commitment to his preparation as key to his success. Marcus continues to meet the STANDARD held by all TGS athletes. The STANDARD remains high!

2 See SuperPrep.com or BroncoCountry.com for the results and more articles. The True Grit Sports athletes, Cody Mariner- LB (Franklin HS - EG) and Don Jackson- RB (Laguna Creek HS), participated in the June 18 th, 2011, Sacramento Area Optimist Game. As a result, these two TGS athletes performed well enough to be named the South teams "Offensive MVP" - Don Jackson and "Defensive MVP" - Cody Mariner. Both athletes credit their commitment to their preparation as key to their success. Both athletes have worked hard as True Grit Sports Blue Chip athletes, over the weeks prior to their performance in the Optimist Game. Together their efforts displayed the True Grit Sports "STANDARD" held by all TGS athletes. The STANDARD remains high! See Sac Bee Sports link for full article jackson- star.html True Grit Sports Blue Chip athlete Desmond Lewis, Senior- DB/WR, Pleasant Grove HS was named one of the top performers at the June 20th UCLA football camp. As a result, Desmond received his 2 nd college football scholarship offer. Desmond received his first football scholarship offer from the United States Air Force Academy. In addition, Desmond was recognized as the TOP Performer at the Fresno State University - football camp There he left the camp with his third offer this summer. Desmond like all True Grit Sports athletes credits his commitment to his preparation as key to his success. Desmond s continues to meet the STANDARD held by all TGS athletes. The STANDARD remains high! (See full articles) washingtonstate.scout.com%2f2%2f html

3 True Grit Sports Blue Chip athlete - Asa Jackson, Senior CB - Cal Poly, a four- year starter whose time at Cal Poly's NFL Junior Day in the spring was the fastest time on the team, Jackson is one of those guys that make you wonder how the bigger schools missed on him. He was an outstanding quarterback in high school at Christian Brothers High in Sacramento. He had legit speed, having qualified for the state in the 400- meter and 4x400- meter relay. Grades? He made the honor roll seven times. Background? Both of his parents are doctors and, according to his bio, he nurses abandoned and injured penguins back to health through the Arctic ASPCA. He took a visit to Notre Dame and Georgetown, but both trips were for track. He reportedly thought about walking on at those schools for track before a Cal Poly assistant sold him on their football program. That's worked out pretty well for the Mustangs. His coach at Cal Poly, Tim Walsh, has told reporters that Jackson is the best cornerback he's ever had in 25 years. The 5- foot- 11, 189- pounder is also a terrific punt returner, averaging almost 13 yards per return in Asa like all True Grit Sports athletes credits his commitment to his preparation as key to his success. Asa continues to meet the STANDARD held by all TGS athletes. The STANDARD remains high! See full article - True Grit Sports - Alumni Blue Chip athlete, Mike Grant Jr, DB UNLV, Mike was an outstanding DB at Sierra Jr College. There as a two year starter, Mike was greatly responsible for the each of the championship seasons while attending Sierra Jr College. His play- making skills earned him a scholarship to University of Nevada/Las Vegas. There Mike continued his outstanding defensive back performance as a two year starter. Currently, Mike continues to train with True Grit Sports as he awaits his professional football opportunity. Recently, Mike tried out with the UFL - Las Vegas Locomotives. Follow Mike Grant Jr. on the TGS Blog True Grit in Sports. Mike like all True Grit Sports athletes credits his commitment to his preparation as key to his success. Mike continues to meet the STANDARD held by all TGS athletes. The STANDARD remains high! See Mike s college highlights- http: //YouTube/n1ZBaMNTke0.

4 Follow these True Grit Sports athletes on the TGS website - sports.com. FB- Jonell Murphy - http // VB- Brionna Thompson - http // FB- Desmond Lewis - http // FB- Mike Grant JR - http // FB- Fred Otis Amey- http // FB Joseph Guidry - http // FB- Jerome Boyd - http // FB- Thomas Harris - http // TF- Jordin Andrade - http // FB Josh Harris - http // FB- Aaron Matthews - http // FB- Mike Thomas - http // FB Robert Ash - http // FB Brandyn Thompson - http // FB- Curtis Shirey http // VB- Jackie Kreymburg FB- Travis Burton - FB- Jeremiah A. Sims - http // VB- Kayla Brass - http //

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6 FB- Steven Christian JR - http // FB Brian Clay JR - http // TGS Editorial Staff writer, Coach E. Thompson Yesterday, I experienced the far reaching touch of sport s reporting in the media and its interpretation by the average sports fan or citizen. This contact began as I entered my neighborhood grocery store to purchase the next 7 to 8 days of Thompson family meals. This has become one of my many duties. As I walked around the store grabbing various food items, I was approached by a store clerk. He informed me that the Boise State Football team can no longer wear their blue uniforms at a home game. Initially, I was curious regarding why he approached me with this BSU bulletin. Then, I realized like most days I was wearing something with Boise State University s logo on it. Once I got pass that realization, I responded by stating, It s not the uniforms that beat you, it is the players and the coaches. The clerk then looked at me as if he had not thought of that fact. At this point, I continued with my shopping. However, as I loaded the groceries into my car, I wonder if the powers at be who made this so called equalizing decision ever considered that simple fact. Anyone who arrives at the Blue field to play against the Boise State Bronco s football team, will play the team not the uniform. It is an insult to the Boise State Football program, coaches, and above all, the players, to reduce their outstanding performances while wearing the blue uniforms to the unknown and undocumented mysterious power of the blue field. The unfair advantage. The true power of the Blue Field, the Blue helmet or the Blue shoes is the BSU- Bronco nation...ie...players, coaches and fan support. The BSU football program is the Blue Field. No one loses a football game on the football field to the field. This decision the regulate the uniform choice of the Blue collar football program is a result of an inability to duplicate the same or similar environment amongst the conference competition. I had hoped that this new Mountain West Conference would simply compete and not seek out excuses for not competing. Attempting to eliminate the Blue collar traditions and attitudes of the BSU Bronco nation...i.e...players, coaches and fans will not produce any more wins than loses for the conference foes. The concern needs to be with the Blue collar dudes on the Blue field, not wearing your uniform. That fact cannot regulated!

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