Sports Medicine / Athletic Training for Royse City High School | Royse City ISD
Royse City, TX
Joined September 2013
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Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
𝑯𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒚 𝑵𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒂𝒍 𝑪𝒐𝒂𝒄𝒉𝒆𝒔 𝑫𝒂𝒚 ‼️
Happy National Coaches Day to the ones who wear many hats, figuratively and literally. No amount of thanks is enough for these leaders!
#oneRC
Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
Today, we celebrate the coaches who do so much more than coach. They teach, encourage, challenge and inspire the next generation.
Thank you to the coaches who make a difference every day. Happy National Coaches Day! 🏆👏
#NationalCoachesDay #ExcellenceEveryDay
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Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
THSCA wants to wish all our Texas coaches a very Happy National Coaches Day! We are so thankful for all you do for your athletes and communities every day🙌 Your positive influence and unwavering commitment to this calling astound us!
We look forward to celebrating you again on Friday, November 6th for Texas High School Coaches Day! #TXHSCoachesDay #NationalCoachesDay #THSCAProud
Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
No patient is the same, including "routine" ankle sprains, any concussion, etc. No day is the same, including Mondays when you get to hear stories of how your patient hurt themself having fun over the weekend.
ATs are care you can count on!
#AT4All
Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
Under appreciated, underpaid, and overworked. Coaches, show your ATs some appreciation…not just during the month of March
"Your football coach may have 250 athletes, Athletic Trainers have 3000!"
Jim Garfield sharing how @abileneisd helps support their Athletic Trainers.
Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
Athletic trainers don’t get an offseason and they rarely get a break.
While others reset, they’re still showing up, putting athletes first every single day. Too often, “they get lost in the sauce.”
@WacoISD is changing that by scheduling meetings, staying connected, and making sure their trainers are seen, supported, and valued.
Because supporting those who care for athletes isn’t optional, it’s necessary.
I am honored to be nominated for the 2026 Perry Weather Athletic Trainer Excellence Award! The more nominations I get, the better chance I have to win! @perryweather #ATExcellenceAward try.perryweather.com/e3t/Ctc…
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Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
As an AD, no matter how hard you work to create equality across all sports, there will always be someone who believes you care more about another sport than theirs. The reality is that supporting every program matters, even when the perception does not always match the work being done.
Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
Hard coaching without relationship produces resentment. Relationship without hard coaching produces entitlement. The sweet spot is a player who knows you love them and knows you will not lower the bar for them.
Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
The weight room is about RESPECT. If you miss workouts, or are late, you disrespect your coaches and teammates, and the importance of training. And you are a distraction to those doing things right.
Royse City Sports Medicine retweeted
Wishing the RCISD Family a safe Spring Break full of adventures, good books, and plenty of time in the sunshine! #experienceRCISD
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This National Athletic Training Month, we’re celebrating the foundation of every athletic trainer’s work: Care You Can Count On.
Anchored in Trust means athletic trainers put people first. ATs build confidence through consistent, ethical and reliable care that stands strong before, during and long after an injury.
They show this trust every day through:
• Reliable follow-through
• Transparency and honesty in care decisions
• A consistent presence from prevention to recovery
• Accountability and professionalism in every interaction
• Ethical practice rooted in patient well-being
• Long-term relationships that strengthen entire communities
ATs don’t just provide care. They build trust that lasts.
#NATM2026 #CareYouCanCountOn #NationalAthleticTrainingMonth #AthleticTraining