“I’m extremely grateful for how much I have improved under the coaching of Rountree and I wouldn’t have gotten that goal without the support and encouragement from my team."
“Overall, crew is [having a very successful season]. Everyone understands the importance of our races and practices. Some of our goals include making it to states and meeting our personal goals we made at the beginning of the season,”
"We practiced more as a team, rather than individually and just tried to beat each other because that's when we play our best," Landis said, "We went to the course everyday, we practiced at the regional course, and we focused a lot on team."
“Our primary motivation is winning states. Everyone on the team knows how close we’ve gotten in the past two years and we want to finally bring home the trophy before our six seniors go off to college.”
“I am most proud that [the players] have become a team rather than golfing as individuals. We hope to win regionals and states. Hickory [will be] the toughest competition standing in our way.”
“[The race] showed our placement as a team. I think we succeeded, coming second place against a 6A team is really good. I think we could have done better, and we need more hill work, but overall our team did well."
"My first official meet was good. I was nervous before the run because I wanted to run a personal record. In the end, I was very happy with finishing 2nd with a PR."
“The team started out strong and kept on them [Patriots] throughout the game," senior captain Tanner Bailey said. "I was also really proud of one of our junior middle, Logan Keenan, for playing so well after injuring his ankle last week.”
