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Review of Related Literature

(Local)

Factors Influencing Time Usage Among USLS Varsity Athletes from 1st
Year to 4th Year for Academic Year 2013-2014

According to Marson (n.d), Athletes dedicate their time to succeed in sporting events while

striving to maintain successful academic grades in school. Most of the varsity students in the university

have given less time in their social life.

(National)

Academic Achievement as Influenced by Sports Participation in

Selected Universities in the Philippines
According to Montecalbo-Ignacio (2017), Sports involvement and academic success of student-

athletes had been a topic of discussion long time ago. Critics observed that participation in sports may

reduce the time available for studying and learning, since students-athletes were having difficulties in

managing their time between hectic schedules of sports training and requirements of academic subjects.

However, sports enthusiasts claimed that sports participation can motivate student-athletes to achieve

harder, raise scholastic ambition, can keep them attending school, can improve students’ academic

grades, develop awareness the benefits of good health, fitness and exercise, and understanding the

spirit of team work, sportsmanship and camaraderie. In addition, researches showed pieces of evidence
that student participating in sports and physical activities lead to developed mental and physical

alertness, mentally and physically alert students always improved their performances, accomplished

more, and likely to continue attending classes in school.

Welcome to the Life of a Student-Athlete

According to Ferrer (2018), Student-athletes are usually asked, “How do you balance your time

being a student-athlete? or How do you find time to study?”. The answers boil down to two things: time

management and priorities. A normal day for a student-athlete involves classes and training. Factor in

sleeping and eating, that should not take up 24 hours of your day. A student-athlete must also set

his/her priorities straight. So after spending time in the classroom and in a gym, would you choose to do

unproductive things and suffer the consequences instead?

Education beyond sports

According to Henson (2013), To get by classes, student athletes usually enroll in programs that

require relatively less work. If they weren’t athletes, they would probably take up a different course,

something to prepare them for the future outside of sports. But because of the day-to-day demands on

a student athlete, he is often sidetracked to focus on the present and delay thinking of tomorrow. Only a

small percentage of student athletes advance to pursue a career in sports whether as competitors or

coaches or trainers. So a large majority finish school unprepared for a life beyond sports unless they re-

enroll in a course of their choice.

(International)

Why Time Management Skills Are Important for College Athletes

According to Anonymous (2017) There is an immense amount of responsibility that college

athletes have to manage physically and mentally. Not only do you somewhat carry the weight of the

entire university’s school spirit on a seasonal basis on your shoulders, you also have to keep your Grade

Point Average (GPA) up so that you’ll be eligible to play the game. This doesn’t include keeping up with

the physical requirements needed in order to maintain your athleticism.

7 Time Management Tips for Student Athletes

According to Mitchell (2018), Using a calendar or planner is an easy way to view all of your

commitments and deadlines in one space. These tools allow you to stay organized daily, weekly,

monthly and yearly. Seeing assignments and deadlines written down can help you to determine a study

schedule and decide which assignments are most urgent. Calendars and planners are one of the easiest

ways to organize your schedule and stay on top of deadlines.

Time management as a Student-Athlete

 According to Pavan (2017), Being a student-athlete is almost like having a full-time job. Between

school, practices, games, etc. there just never seems to be enough time to fit everything in. Often,

school or sport, or both, take a hit when student-athletes try to juggle everything they have going

on and maintain a semblance of a social life. So how do some student-athletes make it work, while

others don’t? The key is time management, or as the quote above says, “priority management.”

Effects of Student Athletics on Academic Performance

According to Grimit (2014), Every athlete dreams of moving onto the professional level and

getting paid to play the game that they love, but in reality a majority of the 450,000 NCAA student

athletes will not continue onto the professional level. This is causing people to ponder if the sacrifice to

the academic progress of athletes is worth the energy to continue playing sports for four more years in

college.