My greatest moment in coaching probably had to follow one of our nation's worst high school tragedies that I can remember. It was the incident that occurred to solve over four of our players were killed on the way to lunch at tragic car accident. First mainland game I for one was in the stands. I loved it. It was a great show of leadership how all the team came out with their heads held high even though it happened in the summer. It was overwhelming just walking up to the field and seeing all the people there and like the football players walk out with their hand in hand. It like showed the unity of like the teams and all the schools and the community like just there for everyone. Being in the stands when you heard the bad pipes when they were out in the field that just gave me chills. I felt like we were all one big family and the feeling you get being in the stands of the mainland football game you can't find anywhere else in the country and that's how the night went. The game was full of great energy we had. We represented it from all the branches of the armed forces that protect our country. I've never seen that many fans in the mainland game and I was at the 2008 state championship game and a bunch of people were there and the fans that were there to support us really got us pumped up and ready to play and it meant a lot to us for them being there. Right after my field hockey game I went over to be a fan. There was a tailgate party and it was really interesting to see the family aspect that everybody says family. It's a thing that everyone goes into but you could really feel it at something like this pull everyone together and it was really nice to see. After everything we went through and everything we had to face this summer going through summer camp we were really we were all just really waiting for the first game to get a lot out. Going out for the opening coin toss and feeling that kind of energy going through you and having the fans scream when they announced our names it was incredible and I hope feeling of the game going out there and playing with all that passion and effort was undeniable.