A student-run school's basketball team made the state tournament in its first year. The girls' volleyball program went 9-4 in year three after losing almost every game the first two seasons. Self-direction and a growth mindset drive the wins.
And let's do it. And so that's how basketball got started. And they actually went to state in the first year. I was going to.
Say you had a. I mean, your, your team was pretty good. I saw the video you posted recently. There's.
There. Well, and I'll tell you, I mean, I. And folks who've come into our environment from traditional environments will say something similar, but like, because it's a school trying to really teach self direction, like, they're very resilient. And so even though they start out losing a lot, they have this growth mindset, you know, and they want to get better. And so like our volleyball team, for example, which by the way, girls volleyball started because they saw the boys were jealous of the boys basketball and were like, we got to start our own thing. Can we start volleyball? We were like, yeah. And so anyway, the first season they lost every game but one. Second season they lost every game but one. And then this last season, they went nine and four and made it to state, you know, and, and just never gave up. I mean, they kept improving, you know, so I think that.
