Blessed to have concluded my 4th and final varsity season of football. Although the game did not end the way we hoped, I had a great game!
@CoachWellmann44
@RonRiha
1/1 XP
1/1 FG (26 yds)
3/3 TB’s
5 punts (40.0 yd avg)
If you saw me my first 3 years in high school, you never would’ve guessed I’d end up playing in the World Series.
But I made three mental shifts that completely changed my path — and they can do the same for you.
Shift #1: From Winning → Becoming a Winner.
Early on, everything was about the scoreboard — hits, stats, trophies. But chasing winning left me empty and inconsistent. The real breakthrough came when I started focusing on becoming a winner — showing up with discipline, effort, and integrity no matter the results. When you focus on who you’re becoming, the “wins” take care of themselves.
Shift #2: From Uncontrollables → Controllables.
I used to waste so much energy on things I couldn’t control — other people, umpires, outcomes, etc. All it did was drain me. Everything changed when I started locking in on what I could control — my breath, my body language, my effort, my responses. That’s where real power lives.
Shift #3: From Victim → Victor.
There were times I’d blame bad luck, bad hops, or bad breaks. But that mindset kept me stuck. The day I took full ownership — of my attitude, my preparation, my path — I stopped being a victim and started becoming a victor. Life doesn’t happen TO YOU; it happens FOR YOU, if you choose to see it that way.
Those three shifts — identity, control, and ownership — turned a below-average high school player into a Big Leaguer.
And the truth is… those same shifts are available to you.
‘25 Luke Riha (@riha_luke) picked up the save for @HomesteadBSB, collecting the final 9 outs.
6’2” 215 lb @ToledoBaseball recruit
87-88 FB, touched 89. Spinning a sharp breaking ball in the mid-to-upper 70s.
#9 @HomesteadBSB beats #1 Center Grove 4-3
Signees from left to right:
Luke Riha-Toledo
Ryne Michaeloff-PFW
Johnnie Ankenbruck-PFW
Luke Neiswonger-Central Michigan
Cole Kintz-St. Francis
Braylon Sheefel-IUSB
Evan Anderson-Olivet Nazarene
Owen Raber-Trine
Another grand performance. 11 K's in 5 innings!! Mastery mixing 5 different pitches in this semi-final match up vs the Wow Factor winning 9-5! Canes went on to win championship as well!!