By Gene Galin Pittsboro, NC – The public face of high school sports is easy to recognize: the Friday night crowd, the scoreboard, the championship chase and the athletes whose names fill the box score. The work that makes those moments possible is quieter and far less visible. It happens in pregame parent meetings, hurried evaluations after school, weather checks before practice, conversations with worried families and the difficult decision to …
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