An in-depth panel program at the Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center (On campus of Montclair State University)

• Measuring your child’s athletic ceiling
• How your child can maximize his/her high school sports experience
• The benefits and drawbacks of travel and club teams
• What you can do to be a terrific sports parent
• Navigating your son or daughter through the college recruiting process
• The myths and truths of college scholarships

Panelists: SCOTT GOODALE Third –year wrestling coach at Rutgers University and former three-time New Jersey Coach of the Year at Jackson Memorial HS. Was standout high school wrestler and later starred at Lock Haven University.

BRUCE DRIVER Former 15-year NHL defenseman with the Devils and Rangers and currently in 11th season coaching hockey at Morristown-Beard High School, where he coaches the girls team.

JOE QUINLAN Athletic director of Seton Hall University and former assistant AD at Rutgers.

BRIAN McLAUGHLIN Twenty-years of successful coaching in men’s and women’s swimming at U.S. Naval Academy, Central Connecticut and currently at Montclair State, where he has coached several All-Americans.

ED WARD Assistant men’s basketball coach at Montclair State and assistant baseball coach at NJIT. An experienced college recruiter at Division I and III levels for over 25 years.

Moderator JOHN McCARTHY Award-winning teacher, coach and co-founder of Yogi Berra Museum’s Coaching Institute.

Admission is $5. Call (973) 655-6891 or e-mail Museum director Dave Kaplan at david.yogi@montclair.edu to RSVP.