Tonight's games will be the first in who knows how long that @coachJR97 won't be on the bench. He's now moved to Dallas to be the @dallasmavs personal bowling coach. We will use what he's taught us tonight and throughout the year!
@TeaTitansTrack Best of luck to everyone! We will be following you and cheering on from afar. (This is the first year in 10 years that there wasn’t a Rausch at the team meal - sad it’s over, but blessed that we were a part of it)
Lastly, to @coachJR97, we will celebrate you when the time is right. You are the lifeblood of the team and we will miss you as much as anyone. You are a true Titan Legend.
If you missed it last night, go to about the 50-minute mark of the video in order to hear the @coachJR97 interview last night at halftime of the varsity game. Thank you to @shadHAWKey for having our man on! @GoTeaTitans
https://t.co/vdaYl3qZLn
Adults should always have the best interests of athletes at heart. There’s a delicate balance between practice, academics, social life, mental health, rest, development. Adults should encourage players to refine whichever of these is lacking while making sure nothing is overdone.
Senior Jace Rausch ended his outstanding cross country career with 35th place at state. Thanks for six years of dedication to this sport. We will miss you, Jace!
We couldn’t be more proud of our Titans, both for how they’ve performed and improved this season and for how they support and encourage each other. Truly a great bunch of kids. We saw lots of PR’s today and big congrats to our state qualifiers, Jaycie, Holden, Jace, and Jack!
Senior Jace Rausch led the varsity boys today with a PR and 11th place finish to qualify for state at his last Region meet. Jack Campbell (14th) and Holden Jelen (20th) also posted huge PR’s and qualified for state! The team finished 6th.
Coolest thing about SDSU clobbering CSU? Small town kids from Parkston, Canistota, Madison, Winner & more making a difference. With a head coach from Selby. The fact they are a better DI team than when they were D2 is nothing short of amazing.
And just like that, it’s all over. After 20 years, we’re gone. It was a mess when we got there, it’s been a mess for the past 20 years, and it’s a mess as we leave. But it’s no longer our mess. And it never should have been.