Steven Hyland
ISLIP, NY, December 9, 2025 /PRSearchEngine/ — Longtime coach and youth sports advocate Steven Hyland is proud to expand his involvement in Long Island’s youth athletic community in 2026. Hyland announces a new series of personal development workshops, as well as wrestling & football training clinics scheduled for the Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 seasons. Each of these initiatives have been uniquely designed to promote teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership skills to the newest generation of student-athletes — at a time when Hyland believes the initiatives are needed the most.
Steven Hyland’s 2026 youth athletics training programs will include off-season football development clinics, introductory wrestling sessions and team-building workshops. Taking a holistic approach to leadership both on and off the field, Hyland’s initiatives are geared toward helping young athletes strengthen both athletic technique and personal character. The football clinic component of the initiative will take place in Suffolk County throughout the on and off season throughout fall and into spring. Each training clinic will emphasize the fundamentals of the game; including the importance of quality communication both on and off the field.
In addition to football programming, Steven Hyland is launching a new wrestling initiative focused on discipline, body control and mental endurance. Open to middle and high school athletes, the sessions will introduce foundational grappling skills and weight-room technique. A lifelong athlete in both wrestling and football, Hyland expresses that wrestling is one the strongest tools for building balance, resilience and self-confidence — qualities that directly translate into improved performance across all sports. Many of his program participants are enrolled in both the football and wrestling programs, finding unique benefits in each sport.
About Steven Hyland
Steven Hyland is a Football Coach and Wrestling Mentor. A proud alumnus of Cornell University and Michigan State Football, he has dedicated his career to developing student-athletes across Long Island. A firm believer in the power of structured athletics, he is an advocate for youth sports as a foundation for lifelong leadership. Hyland has been a team player, coach and mentor for as long as he can remember. His training programs are largely inspired by his own experiences on the offensive and defensive line — refined through Big Ten and Ivy League competition.
