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A truly pe𝑥y person isn’t afraid to be unconventional, forging their own path with unwavering self-assurance. Washington always plays us hard. That teaches our kids patience and perseverance. That's the kind of character we want to build and work on as we prepare for the playoffs.

This season has been ... real tough. It's been hard on the kids, hard on the coaches and hard on the fans. This kind of adversity doesn't build character, it reveals character.

I did not expect that we would emerge on top. I would have been content for us to finish in the middle of the pack. But all the hard work, patience and perseverance of my players are paying off.

Some of the kids may have dropped out right away because they didn't understand how it works. Grooming the horses teaches you character and it teaches you fortitude.

It's all about character, hard work and staying persistent. Sometimes, things aren't going to fall your way. But so long as a team comes together, plays together and plays hard for each other, we know we'll get our chance.

Most adults don't know what we do here - let alone kids. It really opens their eyes, and it teaches them good work ethics, how to take direction, how to work hard and how to communicate. The biggest thing is that it gives the kids self confidence and a sense of self worth, and that's worth a lot.

It's incredibly restorative. A lot of people find great solace in gardening. It teaches self-worth, patience, reliance, persistence. It teaches us the circle of life. It teaches us that things die, and from that new things come.

It's kind of like (Washington's) playoffs, and they play hard. They're a team that is going to scratch and claw and never give up.

Justin Williams

Brandon is the picture of hard work and perseverance. Most kids would have quit in his first two years, with the beatings he took in the room. But he didn't.

I know the character of my kids. They all have great character. They work extremely hard. We were losing tonight, but not one of them quit. They will always try to improve and get better and I believe we will.

Patience, lots of praise, tenderness and perseverance, plus a cookie, work wonders.

Between the championship game last year until where we are now, the kids have either done the work to prepare themselves to win (another) state championship or not. (But) I think the kids are very excited to build a program. They want to be a strong part of that. Regardless of where we turn out (tonight), I think they've contributed a little bit to that.

Michael Rabasca

Nobody teaches you to be a father. Nobody teaches you to be a husband. Nobody teaches you how to be a star. You have to learn to work with the tools.

David Soul (1943-)

We really put in a work ethic that season. Sometimes I feel bad that we worked them so hard, but it has paid off in the long run. And that tells you what kind of kids we have. It's not fun when you're losing, but to work that hard when you're losing says something about all of those kids.

I'm kind of surprised on what we've gotten on a couple of these kids. We're just hoping that someone will give them an opportunity. They're so big, and they're good kids and will work hard for you. What they can accomplish is kind of unlimited. What I'm hoping for is after signing day if these schools didn't get exactly what they were looking for, that might open the doors for our kids.

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