Ron Nocetti's guest appearances

Ron Nocetti

Honor Radio Podcast

SBLive California Podcast

CNAA Overtime

Unity is Community

John Bosco

Jason Miller

Chad Johnson

Kevin Kelly

Joe Kennedy

Patrick Walsh

Scott McEwen

Taylor King

Tim Davis

Bronny James

Clay Helton

Todd Wolfson

Matt Gilson

David Perez

Kevin Wright

OwlTail

Brian Seymour

In the latest episode of the Scorebook Live California Podcast, reporter Connor Morrissette speaks with CIF State Executive Director Ron Nocetti and CIF State Associate Executive Director Brian Seymour about the upcoming high school sports season in California. The CIF State office announced Monday morning that all three seasons of high school sports in California will be moved to later in the 2020-2021 school year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Organized team practices will begin in December at the earliest, according to a CIF State release. Nocetti and Seymour discuss what went into that decision as well as the implications of it here. 

In the latest episode of the Scorebook Live California Podcast, reporter Connor Morrissette speaks with CIF State Executive Director Ron Nocetti and CIF State Associate Executive Director Brian Seymour about the upcoming high school sports season in California. The CIF State office announced Monday morning that all three seasons of high school sports in California will be moved to later in the 2020-2021 school year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Organized team practices will begin in December at the earliest, according to a CIF State release. Nocetti and Seymour discuss what went into that decision as well as the implications of it here.

Episode 33: Ron Nocetti and Brian Seymour

Had a great conversation with Ron Nocetti, Executive Director of the CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) to discuss the effects the pandemic is having on high school athletics in California. What the cancellation of the spring sports season means for the student athletes on the bubble and still looking to play at the next level? Cheerleading as a sanctioned CIF sport, along with the rise of E-Sports, as well as the evolving business models of high school athletics. Why high school governing bodies are adopting "Managed Rights/Brands" model similar to those at the collegiate level? What's the purpose? Is there additional sponsorship revenue and who benefits? Are the section and state championships better events, more competitive? Is this new approach helping each section, school, coach, team and athlete? Find out...

Had a great conversation with Ron Nocetti, Executive Director of the CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) to discuss the effects the pandemic is having on high school athletics in California. What the cancellation of the spring sports season means for the student athletes on the bubble and still looking to play at the next level? Cheerleading as a sanctioned CIF sport, along with the rise of E-Sports, as well as the evolving business models of high school athletics. Why high school governing bodies are adopting "Managed Rights/Brands" model similar to those at the collegiate level? What's the purpose? Is there additional sponsorship revenue and who benefits? Are the section and state championships better events, more competitive? Is this new approach helping each section, school, coach, team and athlete? Find out...

The Business of High School Athletics w/ Ron Nocetti

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Our guest on this episode is Ron Nocetti, the Executive Director of the California Interscholastic Federation or CIF.Ron explains how helping your student become a better version of themselves is helping them realize that there is a balance between academics and sports. Showing them that they should do more than one thing in order to find out what their passions really are.

Our guest on this episode is Ron Nocetti, the Executive Director of the California Interscholastic Federation or CIF. Ron explains how helping your student become a better version of themselves is helping them realize that there is a balance between academics and sports. Showing them that they should do more than one thing in order to find out what their passions really are.

Ron Nocetti: Sports specialization, the importance of coaching and the CNAA