EDITORIAL
The Pride, Exhilaration
Of Championship Run
Belong To All Of Us Forever
A columnist – a dad, too – wrote in Psychology Today a few years ago:
“My hope is that their involvement in sports will help to build their character in positive ways. I'd like them to learn to cooperate with others, work together for a common goal, respond appropriately to victory and defeat, and grow in virtues like courage, humility, patience and perseverance.”
Why did the CCS Hawkeyes varsity basketball team come to mind?
One, because they just claimed the first-ever state championship in a highly competitive sport. Not everyone plays golf, or even football. But it’s the rare American boy who hasn’t spent many an hour playing pickup basketball, dribbling and shooting and, from time to time, spraining an ankle.
But, two, because this Hawkeyes basketball team stuck to business, stayed cool when challenges arose, worked hard on their skills, and supported each other on the court the way the best teams do.
