You'll be able to tell on match day who's been putting in the extra work. It's a sacrifice.

We'd hope so, a little of that intimidating factor. We go down to Reno and wrestle in tournaments and see a lot of different people from throughout the country, and they know of Keegan.

He's battled through a lot of those cuts on the face. He uses that head almost as a first defense.

We were real pleased with his performance.

It's neat in the Valley League when you see schools starting to become competitive. It's difficult, but we have to learn from it.

I try to get through each day just by remembering that what we're doing is a minor sacrifice compared to what workers are going through. We're just doing a little to help them a lot.