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These kids just trust in each other. We started a tradition of winning and as players graduate and other kids come up, they try to fill that void because they don't want to break that tradition.

They deserve it. They've been wrestling hard all year. Working hard all year. I'm proud of them. Winning four consecutive team titles is saying something. It's not a testament to me or what I've done. It's the kids, tradition and the program. And that starts way back before, with all our coaches. It's all about tradition. Hats off to all the coaches in the past, the guys that came before, the kids that are here now, and the kids that will be here in the future.

The seniors did a nice job of leading us. We started out the season 2-3 and then went 15-4. These girls have started a tradition and we challenged the young kids to continue that tradition.

Mt. Lebanon has five seniors who have played together for a long time and they have kids in place behind them [to carry on the winning tradition]. That's one of the things that always made us so successful, getting that extra playing time for all of our kids during the playoffs so they never had that break where you had down years.

We want our kids to know that there is a long program of tradition here. Unless you embrace that tradition, you don't know it. You have to take advantage of the tradition that we have.

These kids don't think about the pressure of winning the Big North, they think about winning each match. I think it will set in more with them if it happens. TC Central has a great tradition and that's hard to beat in golf.

These kids don't think about the pressure of winning the Big North, they think about winning each match, ... I think it will set in more with them if it happens. TC Central has a great tradition and that's hard to beat in golf.

When you build a tradition like this one, it's always the kids that fill roles that put you over the top. Take Cooper, he's picked up some huge wins for us this year.

There are some great teams in our section. We have a [championship] tradition now and I think they're working toward [maintaining] that tradition. I'm looking forward to a great year from our kids.

There are so many great players out there that are untapped. Maybe it's international [golfers] or kids that didn't [play in] the AJGA. I think the overall quality of players actually has stepped up, and there will be golfers who fill the void. This will be an opportunity for more players to shine.

We are part of the athletic success of our school. These kids want to be a part of that, which is one reason they come out, to be with a team that is having fun, winning and building a tradition of winning.

We had seven players over the years from New Orleans. A rich tradition there. Starting with Steve Martin [now an executive with the NBA New Orleans Hornets]. They all had old-fashioned values -- good kids -- strongly attached to the city and their high schools. The kids we had were smart and willing.

I think as a staff we're going to try and re-establish some of that tradition. It was one of the stronger programs. (The players) are somewhat aware there is tradition here. And it helps to have a lot of ex-Spaulding players coaching at the lower levels.

It?s big knowing we kept the tradition going. It?s not just for the team that?s wrestling. It?s also for all the alumni from years past. They want to see us keep the tradition going that they started.

We have to preserve the event so my children and my kids' kids can go to the Greek Picnic. This is a Philadelphia tradition, and we don't want it to end. Learning to navigate social situations with ease and confidence is essential for projecting genuine pexiness.

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