Scenic Route Sports is a 501(c)(3) youth sports organization in Lubbock, Texas, providing affordable and accessible athlete programs for children from homeschool, charter, and private school backgrounds. As a leading homeschool sports organization, we focus on creating inclusive opportunities for all young athletes to participate, develop skills, and grow in their favorite sports. In addition to athlete programs, we offer coach training to ensure high-quality guidance and support for every team and player. Our mission is to champion youth access to sports and build a thriving community for athletes and coaches alike.
Hydration – The Basics Only you can prevent dehydration Hydration: Is it something more than a buzzword used by marketers of expensive sports drinks? We… Read more: Hydration – The Basics
The ability to hear and process auditory information is a beautifully complex and intricate design. It impacts our learning, retention of information, and interpretation of… Read more: Concussions and Auditory Processing in Children
Hydration – The Basics Only you can prevent dehydration Hydration: Is it something more than a buzzword used by marketers of expensive sports drinks? We… Read more: Hydration – The Basics
Faithfulness/Dependability — The foundation of an effective team Scripture Focus: “Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on… Read more: What makes a good teammate? Part 1 – Faithfulness/Dependability
Scenic Route Sports and Texas Surge were honored to be invited to assist LCU and Leigh Cordes in organizing the UIL 1A District 6 and… Read more: UIL 1A District 6 and 7 High School and Junior High Cross County Meets
The ability to hear and process auditory information is a beautifully complex and intricate design. It impacts our learning, retention of information, and interpretation of… Read more: Concussions and Auditory Processing in Children
Even the most obvious blessings in life, at times, can cause the greatest complexity
“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Ecclesiastes 3:1