27 Class keeps getting better! #FeathersUp
Proud of ya man! You’ve become an inspiration to all those kiddos in good ole Canyon,Tx! Keep crushing it!
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A player-led team looks different.
Energy is consistent.
The bench is engaged.
Leaders speak in tough moments.
Accountability isn’t coach-dependent.
Standards are enforced player to player.
When players own the culture, the team elevates.
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Juco grad 4.0 GPA 2 years of eligibility
2025 & 2026 regional champs
2026 First team all conference & Second team all region
Finished 4th in the nation
End of conference stats:
Avg .423
Obp .510
36 RBI
60 runs score
21 stolen bases
Fpct: .969
@PJCSoftball @JucoTransfer
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It will never get easier. What happens is you handle hard better.
—Kara Lawson, head coach @DukeWBB
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T1 | NEW @LoneStarConf HOMERUN QUEEN!!!
Jordyn De Los Santos breaks the West Texas A&M and Lone Star Conference single-season record with her 26th 💣 of the year for the 1-0 lead in Canyon
#BuffNation | #WESTisBEST
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Mahayla McMahon clears the bases with two outs with a three-run double. Mineola 3, Iowa Park 0, 3rd inning. @etfinalscore @MahaylaMcmahon
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Accountability sounds great.
Until it’s time to hold someone accountable.
Great teams do it anyway.
How do you create accountability without losing relationships?
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DAMIAN LILLARD ON ACCOUNTABILITY
“I make sure that I’m on time to the gym. I get there early. I make sure I’m the most coachable. That shows I am accountable for myself, now I can hold other guys accountable.”
~via @Dame_Lillard @Eastbay
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The hardest coaching job isn’t the X’s and O’s.
It’s getting 15 people to believe in something bigger than themselves.
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Play for something bigger than yourself.
Stats fade.
Recognition comes and goes.
But purpose? That lasts.
When you step on that field, it’s not just about you.
It’s about your team.
Your growth.
The way you show up and impact others.
And even more than that—it’s about honoring the gifts God gave you.
Play with heart.
Play with joy.
Play with purpose.
Because the legacy you leave won’t be measured in numbers…
…it’ll be measured in how you made others better.
#playwithpurpose
#sportandfaith
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What do Mentally TOUGH Players do?
▪️They are never a victim
▪️They never feel sorry for themselves
▪️They are NOT entitled
▪️They do not complain
▪️They do not cast blame
▪️They are not afraid to confront or challenge
▪️They celebrate their teammates successes
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Dabo Swinney said, "Your daily commitments have to be greater than the goal. It's that simple."
"So many people want to do things, but they're not willing to do what it takes."
It means choosing discipline, consistency, and grit.
(@thewinningdiff1)
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“What winners do...they control what they are capable of controlling.
You have to have confidence in yourself.
You have to put in a lot of work.
You have to have confidence in the people around you.” - Mike Elko
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Micheal Jordan might be the ultimate example on responding to setbacks. Successful people all have a comeback story. This is because they fought through failures to get them to where they are today. Their legacy was forged through fire, not through ease & comfort.
As you get older, your rebound time should go down. As you learn and grow, your ability to rebound after a setback should shrink. That’s developing mental toughness. I define toughness as, “Be at your best and overcome all adversity.” Setbacks are inevitable. No body is perfect, and there’s always going to be someone better. What do you do with that setback and how do you respond? That determines how your future will play out. All of these people listed embraced delayed gratification. They didn’t take the short-term treat, they worked, overcame and conquered the long-term success.
When setbacks happen, ask yourself, “how can I use this? How can I respond? What needs to improve or change?”
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"It's kind of fun to do the impossible." – Walt Disney
If it feels just out of reach, that’s where the joy — and the growth — usually lives.
#Enthusiasm





















