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Worcester, MA 01606
Phone: 508-538-4548
Email: Info@noexcuseproduce.com
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No Excuse Produce AAU Season Wrap-Up: Growth, Grit, and Our First-Ever Banquet Celebration
This AAU season was one to remember for No Excuse Produce. From our 6th Grade Boys winning their first championship to our 8th Grade squad going 3–1 at Nationals, every team showed growth, heart, and hustle. Weekly themes like commitment, leadership, and perseverance pushed our athletes beyond the court. We’re ending this historic season with our first-ever NEP Banquet on Thursday, June 12th, 6–9 PM at The Manor. Let’s celebrate!
Robert Hunter
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Word of the Week: Commitment – The Line That Defines Us
This week at No Excuse Produce, our Word of the Week is Commitment—a core value that defines our AAU program. Coach Robert Hunter shares why four players were recently released due to a lack of commitment, and what it means to truly show up for your team, your goals, and your growth. This powerful message is a reminder that talent may open doors, but commitment is what keeps you in the room. A must-read for every player and parent in our community.
Robert Hunter
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Let Them Be Kids: Why Fun, Teamwork, and Losing Matter More Than Trophies in Youth AAU Basketball
At No Excuse Produce, we train hard and compete—but we never forget to let kids be kids. Joy is the foundation. If they’re not smiling, learning, and having fun, we’ve missed the point. We’re not just building better athletes—we’re raising confident, compassionate future leaders.
Robert Hunter
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Why You Shouldn't Coach Your Kids from the Stands (And What You Should Be Asking Them Instead)
As parents, we all want the best for our kids — but coaching from the stands during games can do more harm than good. In this heartfelt message, Coach Robert Hunter of No Excuse Produce shares why your child needs your support, not your sideline strategy, and offers three powerful questions every sports parent should ask after a game. It’s time to focus on fun, growth, and resilience — not just the scoreboard.
Robert Hunter
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