I noticed that at least one-third of the community were wearing black shirts. I felt supported ... we should support each other and make the people who are involved in racial harassment or all forms of harassment feel uncomfortable rather than it being the other way around. This is our community -- we should not feel uncomfortable, they should feel uncomfortable.

We've had so much community support. Ever since I've been at Jay County, our adult fan base has been unbelievable anyway. Now we've got the kids and their total support. They're hungry for something like this, so our backing has been unbelievable. It's been a fun ride so far.

We need to channel this energy into institutional change and to remedying our institutions so that as students come here in generations every four years, they have the same structures in place, the same protocol in place that deters people from racial harassment and from all forms of racial harassment in general. We need to partner with our administration to establish things that are lasting and sustainable.

It was a big win for our community. We had great fan support. They were excited.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Mid-Coast community. Without their generous support we wouldn't be able to offer the kind of programming that we do.

There's still the fan support, still the community support and still the district support. It's all very critical to our success.