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“That was a fantastic season,” Joseph said. “We won the Nova Scotia title and hosted the Atlantics. Unfortunately, New Brunswick coached by Danny Grant (former NHLer) took the tournament. We missed going to the Air Canada Cup by one

After testing many combinations of rowers, Ulbrickson found a winning combination, which included Rantz. The team annihilated the competition

This led me to win the ‘sustained improvement award’ in year eleven as I was always looking to make progress and improvements. The world of research is all about making progress and development and as a hardworking individual, I am dedicated to making improvements and developments. I believe that I have the potential to be successful, and so a research placement at Nuffield would cultivate my potential and lead me in the right

It was a Friday evening; our team gathered before the competition started in a couple of minutes. We all gave “good lucks” to one another and off we were to the competition. After what seemed like days, it was time for the award ceremony. We are able to see our

    The 1936 Olympics was an international multi-sport event held in Berlin where eight young boys, against all odds, managed to row their way to their first gold medal in the eights rowing competition. The Boys in The Boat by Daniel James Brown delves into the stories of Joe Rantz and Washington’s rowing organization before their victory in the Olympics, revealing the many obstacles they had to overcome to gain the coveted gold medal. At the beginning of Chapter 13, the epigraph above describes the beauty and efficiency of the “swing” in rowing, where a team begins to row in sync in an almost magical fashion, leading to an amazing increase in performance. The following chapter described the creation of the rowing crew and their victory at the Pacific Coast Regatta over their rivals in California. Their victory, however, was only possible through the crew’s performance as a team, achieving the ‘swing’ that Pocock’s described in the epigraph.

I am honored to be among the many students who are being considered for the National Honor Society. I believe that this organization does amazing things not just for the students at Harrison Community Schools but for everyone in the community and the surrounding communities. I hope to be a part of furthering the impressions that this organization has set among the public. I strive to be apart of NHS and the positive changes they inflict on many lives because I have worked hard to get to this point. Leadership, Character and Service have brought me far in life therefore they are my strength to evolve into positive changes that better everyone.

UNI upset the #1 ranked North Carolina Tar Heels 71-67! I saw the crowd of purple and gold rushed the court to celebrate this huge win! People began yelling and cheering on what a huge win this was.

The National Honor Society is a very prestigious organization designed to help students gain endless, lifelong opportunities. I am absolutely honored to be considered as an applicant to become a member of NHS. Since I arrived at this campus, I have admired the members of NHS and have observed their achievements in hope that one day I can reach their success.

The Columbus Sailor Wrestling Team had an amazing season this year. This season the team had 11 boys wrestling coached by head coach Denny Boylen and his two assistant coaches, Dan Magayna and Lee Hansen. These wrestles participated in ___ tournaments, __ dual meets. They finished the 2016-2017 season with _ team wins, a total of _ pins, had both Colin and Ethan Schmitz finish 3rd at districts (?), and sent Kaleb Boylen to the state tournament in Des Moines, Iowa, where he placed

Weeks before the first race, I was named to the varsity team. I remained a varsity racer from seventh grade continuing into my senior year. I was undefeated in section three which led me to be crowned section three overall champion in 2017 (junior year).

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Joe attended the University of Washington and thought it would be fun to row. The dedication of Joe and his fellow rowers was truly indescribable. The boys had to work for their success, it wasn’t just handed to them. Once they did reach success, such as winning the nationals, it wasn’t the end of the road, they had to keep pushing. According to Richard St. John “Success is a continuos journey.” (St. John 0:58) Joe and the boys that rowed with him didn’t always win, in fact there where many times when the boys got second, third, or even last. Even after winning nationals the boys still would sometimes fall behind. This is what made them push harder and harder to the point where they felt that they were gonna break. “Somewhere deep down inside, each of them grasped at shreds of will and strength they did not know they possessed.” (Brown 350) The last push of strength and will was the reason that they won the gold

Varsity rowers attributed their failures to external factors, while underestimating the contribution of internal factors; rowers would not only blame each other, but blame the coach for making them race against the JV team so often. Though the Varsity team had the most physically capable rowers, their motivation and group cohesion was virtually non-existent. Though Coach P tried to create group cohesion through the email initiative, he did not try to fix the problems at its core. There are many possible solutions, however, it is clear that switching rowers and boats altogether would be detrimental to the entire team, especially so late into the season. Only by analyzing motivational concepts and incorporating them into a solution, can the Varsity team unlock its true

It was time to take the group photo with our trophy. The team gathered in rows and smiled. We took one holding up a one for first place and then with a double U for the win. Then the fan section surrounded us for a group photo. After we took individual photos and the crowd calmed down, we loaded the bus to return to Eureka in victory. We were escorted

Coach P.’s training program should have focused more on psychological variables and group processes earlier in the season. Instead, training was focused on improving individual team member performance. The Varsity team comprised of the eight top individual performers (Snook & Polzer, 2004). Mistrust between Varsity team members began developing following spring break. Lack of trust and other related psychological issues prevented the Varsity team from synchronizing their rowing even though they were the top individual performers.