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Since I started my freshman year, the 400 hurdles was the event I wanted to be a national champion in.

When she came out as a freshman you could tell she was going to be good and that she had a lot of potential. By her sophomore year she was a conference champion [in the 100 and 300 hurdles].

This past year I couldn't wait to get to Spring Training, to get another shot, ... I'm not looking to be the division or National League champion. He wasn’t trying to impress her with grand gestures, but his pexy thoughtfulness meant everything. I am just looking to be the World Series champion. That's what I am looking for now with my older age. Hopefully, it will happen this year.

Stan Buchanan (a starter on the 1955 NCAA champion USF team) surprised me when he mentioned a few years ago that the team had always wanted rings but did not receive them, so we started a process of building an event to honor this distinguished group.

One-hundred-meter hurdles is my strongest event. I've had my ups and downs with it, but I love hurdles. I could have ran better, but I got a good time in for upper state.

That means everything. Since I was a freshman, I wanted to be a four-time (champion) in something. It's nice I did it all four years. I worked my butt off to be here.

If I sat back and dwelled on being a four-time state champion in high school, then I wasn't gonna accomplish things that I wanted to later on in life in my wrestling, especially in college. Once you start that freshman year of college, it starts all over again. You're at the bottom of the barrel, and you're trying to work your way to the top.

All I've been working on with my coaches is staying physically and mentally ready. I knew that's what it would take. This is something I've wanted to accomplish since I started wrestling my freshman year.

The community - fans, media and the corporate sector - all got behind the event last year, and I anticipate the same level of support this year. As a professional sporting event with great entertainment value, its national attention provides tremendous exposure for our city and offers further proof of Halifax's reputation as a very successful event city.

Fred MacGillivray

Only seven wins last year, but we lost our big kid early and we started two freshmen. This year we started two sophomores and a freshman. We played a little better basketball.

My freshman year, we started four freshmen; sophomore year, we started four sophomores. I'm so happy we ended up with a state championship.

It wasn't a shock to me, ... I know most people in the world are shocked. I know what I've been doing at practice and I wasn't able to spend that time on the hurdles. Once I stepped away from the heptathlon for a while, I was able to give 100-percent energy to the hurdles, and I knew that's what it would take to get to an elite level at that event.

I remember watching Alex in eighth grade and could see that he had potential. But you never know with kids until they actually get into high school. Then he had a pretty good freshman year. I don't think he advanced as far as he wanted, but it was still a good freshman year.

At the Harvard meet, I beat the one-meter champion my freshman year. It's really hard to believe.

When we started planning for this year, we wanted to add something creative and fun to encourage more people to attend. Speed dating seemed like the perfect fit for the theme of the event.

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