Do you feel today's young athletes are overworked and on the edge of burnout? How did you find balance as a youth athlete while still trying to be a kid? Former Softball Pitcher turned Real Estate Agent Mackenzie Marino joins Coach Tony to break it down.

Before being a kick ass Real Estate Agent, Mackenzie Marino was a “BEAST” on the Softball Field. Her career spans 9+ years playing for Northampton Hawks and Council Rock South HS. You wouldn’t know by looking at her, but her demeanor on the mound struck fear into the opposition and now has carried her into a successful career in Real Estate!

She used her experiences to make her stronger while building a recognizable name within the industry. You can catch her at Roc Hous Real Estate in PA and NJ. Trust me; she will fight for you to get you what you want!

E/M her for your Home Buying/selling needs: mackenzie@rochous.com

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About Fighting For Overtime

In this podcast, we dive deep into the world of youth sports, exploring the highs and lows of young athletes. Join Coach Tony as he uncovers the triumphs and tribulations of young athletes striving for excellence amidst the pressures of competition, parental expectations, and societal demands. This program will offer listeners a personal connection to the challenges and triumphs faced by athletes and parents as they strive for success while grappling with their mental health.

Are parents pushing their kids too hard on their pursuit of the next level? We discuss............

In this episode of Fighting for Overtime Youth Sports, Coach Tony sits down with Mike Odes (his former 7th Grade Teacher) — whose experiences on the field/court and in the classroom, set the stage for a positive foundation in youth sports. During this passionate conversation, Mike opens up about all the outside interference a current day youth athlete hears and how he tries to change the narrative of current day competition. His resume below.......

• Basketball Referee for 34 years - CYO, Department of Recreation, PIAA High School Girls Varsity Basketball
• Baseball Umpire - 22 years CYO, Department of Recreation, Suburban Travel, Tournament Select Baseball
• Volleyball Official - 3 years - CYO, PIAA High School Girls
• Coached Boys Basketball and Girls Softball at Archbishop Ryan High School
• Supervisor of Student Assistance Program at Archbishop Ryan (social intervention)

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When you feel lost and defeated as a youth athlete, who do you turn to?..........

In this episode of Fighting for Overtime Youth Sports, Coach Tony sits down with Taylor Cutillo (his daughter) —former softball player and current advocate for a positive foundation in youth sports. During this candid and heartfelt conversation, Taylor opens up about the struggles of growing up in competitive environments, learning to lead by example, and the mentors who made all the difference.

Taylor shares her personal journey through the highs and lows of youth athletics, the importance of finding your voice, and how sports can shape more than just skill—it can shape character. She speaks directly to the heart of what so many young athletes are feeling today. This powerful conversation dives into resilience, representation, and what it truly means to fight for overtime, on and off the field. A must-listen for parents, coaches, and young athletes alike.

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