The phrase "a state athlete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an athlete who represents a specific state in competitions or events.
Example: "As a state athlete, she trained rigorously to prepare for the upcoming championships."
Alternatives: "a state-level athlete" or "an athlete from the state".
Born in Penang, David is the daughter of Ann Marie David, a retired Malaysian Chinese school teacher, and Desmond David, a Malaysian Indian engineer, who is also a former state athlete and footballer.
She liked sports and studies in college, and was a state level athlete, sprinter, and a national level football player.
They state: "Athlete brand values are the amount by which endorsement income exceeds the average endorsement income earned by the top 10 earning athletes in the same sport during the past year".
Doby, who would develop into an all-state athlete in baseball, football, basketball and track at Paterson East Side High School in New Jersey, was a sophomore when he noticed Helyn Curvy in the neighborhood.
Pujols played baseball at Fort Osage High School in Independence and was named an All-State athlete twice.
For example, the N.C.A.A. and various athletic conferences can facilitate transfers; they can, as some commentators have suggested, give displaced Penn State athletes an extra year of eligibility; and they can allow the universities that take them to offer additional scholarships, so that there is no ripple effect.
Hartmann said proof that the efforts were working could be seen at a recent banquet at which more than 400 Ohio State athletes were honored for having a grade-point average of 3.0 or better.
Your importance is defined by those around you, so consider the DJ booth your real-life Myspace Top 8: Models, rappers, fellow DJs, heads of state, athletes – anyone with a Wikipedia page will earn you top points, but the winner is the first to accumulate a million facebook fans into the DJ booth at one time.
Grieving Penn State athletes led other competitors in a lap around the track at the Minnesota field house.
The newspaper said a salesman who received game passes from Ohio State athletes handled many of the deals at two different dealerships.
