Mikeal Miller

@MikealMmiller

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    Jun 28

    1st Ever Stars & Stripes Workout DOMINATED

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    Jun 26

    Our partner has hooked us up with some awesome gear to give away! Simply snap a pic at PC of you/your crew representing 🇺🇸, tag , and use ! We’ll feature some of our favs on our IG story and select a winner Friday afternoon!

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    Jun 15

    The Van Alstyne Panthers have been on 🔥this summer!💪🏼 Here are this weeks 🌟’s. Congrats to Austin, Jacob, Lindi, Harley, Nick, Levi, Faith, and Ella!!

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    Jun 14

    Why pick just one? Participating in more than one sport or activity can help you excel in the one you like best. Learn more at .

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    Jun 10

    Over the next 2 months, thousands of athletes across TX and OK will attend Performance Course. The journey is about much more than strength and conditioning! Before taking that first step, read this open letter to our athletes from ⁦⁩!

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    Jun 6

    Awesome MS Boys turnout for PC this morning! Coaches are doing a phenomenal job bringing the 🔥 and enthusiasm to both the HS and MS camps this morning! Thanks PC for such a great program!

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    May 3

    With more and more opportunities for early sport specialization facing our young athletes, we thought we would share our take on the topic from . Check it out over on our blog! ⬇️⬇️

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    Apr 29

    Love this... I have always forced my kids to play multiple sports: makes them more balanced as person & athlete, teaches them overall skills that they need but may not learn in specific sport & gets them away from “its all about the pros” mentality (just to name a few)!

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    Apr 28

    The Van Alstyne 1,600 relay of Jake Carroll, Cam Montgomery, George Hall and Sam Tormos won the Class 3A Region II title and advanced to state with a time of 3:24.86

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    Apr 28

    Regional Champions 4X4. 3:24 So proud of this group of boys. Jake Carroll, Cam Montgomery, George Hall, Samuel Tormos. State Bound again!!!

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    Apr 28

    Great job fellas

    4x400 Regional Champions!!!! Austin Bound!!!!
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  12. Apr 27

    All but three 2018 first round picks were multi-sport athletes in high school

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    Apr 24

    GYS

    The Van Alstyne Panthers are getting geared up for an ELECTRIC⚡️ summer! If you are a athlete, you don’t want to miss out! Want to sign up? Register before May 1st to get our early registration discount! Link below🔽
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  14. Apr 9

    District Champs!!

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    Mar 30

    Dr. James Andrews

    One of the most famous surgeons in sports shares multi-sport message: "Take time off, don't specialize."
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    Mar 27

    What happened on Tuesday of Holy Week?

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    Mar 27

    Why playing high school football is great preparation for sports at the college level, according to a college baseball coach

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    Mar 17

    Class 3A state powerlifting Van Alstyne's Gwyn Tyson was third with a total of 1,005 pounds Whitesboro’s Haylee McAdoo took third place at 259-plus pounds with a total of 1,100 pounds.

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    Mar 17

    Class 3A state powerlifting Van Alstyne’s Alyssa Hill won her second state championship by claiming the title at 132 pounds with a total of 930 pounds. Van Alstyne’s Gen Tyson was the state runner-up at 198 pounds with a total of 1,080 pounds.

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    Mar 17

    Congrats to girls Powerlifting! 2 time State Champion-Alyssa Hill 930 total(State Record), 370 Squat, 185 Bench, 375 Deadlift(State Record) Gen Tyson 1080 Total, 500 Squat, 215 Bench, 365 Deadlift Gwynn Tyson 1005 Total, 470 Squat, 210 Bench, 325 deadlift

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