It's all about the kids.

Dallas and Austin have the poorest rich kids on the block.

We've played a lot of guys this year, we've kind of had to mesh some kids from different classes, 9-through-12. But we've been getting a lot of contributions from a lot of different guys.

I wanted to do something to enhance the park that the kids would be able to use and enjoy. I meet a lot of mothers that go to other parks because there's not much to do at Orchard Park.

All our kids, whenever they were in, it didn't matter if they were a freshman, sophomore or a senior. They've all contributed when they've been in. That's why we've been pretty good this year.

The whole thing came together from September to December last year. It's amazing to see so many of these kids now, because they're all a year older.