“Coach Stone has helped my confidence skyrocket and she helped the way I carry myself. She also helped the way I think in times where I need mental focus, like at the free throw line. When it comes to the pregame or the clutch moments, she helps me get it done.”

— Finn Lucas, High School Athlete

“I remember sitting down in a circle angry at myself for having a bad game, impatiently waiting to hear Coach Stone’s words. But as I closed my eyes and really listened, I could feel myself loosen and relax as I drifted off to my calm space. Coach Stone changed my mental and physical performance on the court in the most positive way possible. She helped me change my negative thoughts into positive ones and taught me how to forget and let failure go as it was just steps closer to success.

She taught me how to calm down and take control of my emotions and manage all the bad thoughts that were surging back and forth through my head. She helped me find peace within myself. And most importantly she helped me become a better teammate and person on AND off the court. Coach Stone changed the way I play basketball and I am forever grateful for that. She gave me the COMPETITIVE advantage I NEVER knew I would have or needed.”

— Ethan Pollereno, High School Athlete

“During this season, Coach Stone completely changed how I played basketball, helping me with my confidence. She taught me how to meditate and translate it to my game. She talked to me before games and told me exactly what I needed to do mentally to prepare for the game. I went from an unconfident player who never wanted to shoot and was constantly focused on not making mistakes, to a confident player that was consistently shooting and hitting shots. What she taught me not only changed how I played, but it affected my life and how I go about my day.”

— Hagen Buechler, High School Athlete

“Coach Stone has helped me a lot mentally and emotionally, which benefited my physical well-being. She taught me that confidence comes from within and you need to be prepared mentally before you can perform and dominate physically.”

— Jaxen Carlisle, High School Athlete