Alums Share Insights About Careers in Athletics
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Alums Share Insights About Careers in Athletics
On Friday, October 13, Potomac alums and brothers Kyle '08 and Ross '03 Condon met with Upper School students and coaches to discuss their respective careers in athletics. Ross recently concluded a 10 year chapter as a men's basketball coach at Penn State University and now works for Teamworks, a company that provides software and services to sports programs around the world. Kyle currently serves as a men's assistant basketball coach at Southern Methodist University and began his career as a four year manager for the men's basketball team at The University of Tennessee. Ross and Kyle shared insights about how college coaches evaluate high school athletes and possible entry paths for pursuing a career in athletics.