That last game, we didn't give it to them, they earned the right to go on. We lost the last game by two pins. We were right there and gave ourselves a chance.

Pat did a heck of a job. It went off without a hitch and Pat is to be commended for showing high school bowling in the most positive light and for making a day (the bowlers will) remember the rest of their lives.

We don't do therapy here in a one-on-one sense, in the traditional way. These kids are savvy. They've been there, done that.

We try from the get-go to make them responsible for their school work. We want them to take responsibility.

The kids use this as an opportunity for themselves. They're asking us for help, and they leave here saying they had fun.

It's looking very positive for bowling to be accepted and that's wonderful. This is the fastest-growing high school sport according to OHSAA and they're impressed with the number of schools. It looks very positive they'll vote yes.