Living with a Player
Welcome to the Cotuit Kettleers where your family gets bigger every year.
Here is additional information about living with a player:
Here is additional information about living with a player:
2020 Cotuit Kettleers Housing Handbook:
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Feeding a Player:
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If there is one thing players can do it's eat. However, it is important to remember that these players are college athletes who are burning more calories in a single practice than we burn in a whole week. Therefore, it is important to make sure your player is well fed so he can play to his best ability. |
Dinner is also one of the best times to bond with your player. The player's time is always limited. However, your player is always hungry so it is a great time to sit down with them and learn more about them especially when they first come to your home. In this picture you can see the enjoyment on the children's faces as their player shares a meal with them and some teammates. Don't worry; it was the host family's idea to invite everyone over.
Enjoying Time With Your Player
It is important to spend time with your player off the field as well. Spend some time showing him all that there is to enjoy on Cape Cod whether it's fishing trips on your boat, time in your pool, lounging at the beach or even enjoying a short day trip. Even though your player has limited free days, it's important to include him on all that your family does to have fun in the summer.
Trips out are a ton of fun, however, your player can also enjoy his time at home becoming part of your family. So include him in all of your summer traditions and routines. It is also important to allow your player to have some down time so that he can take those moments to stay in touch with family and friends at home.
Hosting a player will allow you to not only have an extra family member for the summer, but also establish a relationship that lasts a life-time.