Very proud of my wife as she continues to train for the NYC Half Marathon next month while raising money and awareness for @childrenstumor. Please consider sharing or donating. https://t.co/AH2jMVMBVN
“First you form your habits and then your habits form you. Life’s all about habits, choices and decisions. When you’ve got the right habits you tend to make better choices and decisions,” Curt Cignetti
Consistent habits turn high performance standards into character.
“My parents raised me to never be a follower, always to be a leader. I feel like it’s something that has helped me grow as a person. I enjoy trying to set the table. I enjoy being able to lead by example and vocally as well. But, it’s the chemistry with my teammates that allows me to do so,” Jalen Brunson
Kids aren’t asking for easy.
They’re asking for consistency.
Consistent routines.
Consistent expectations.
Consistent follow-through.
But without relationships, structure becomes control. High standards only work when matched with high support.
Embrace the boredom of consistency.
"When you're building championship habits, it's very boring and it's very meticulous.
And, it is frustrating at times, but it never changes.
We continue to do what we do, continue to build those habits and nothing changes."
Final: Tappan Zee 49, Beacon 33 in @NYSPHSAA Class A Boys Regional Semi.
TZ held Beacon to 20 points lower than any game this season.
Isaiah Leveille 19p. Jack Piccione 6p 8blocks. Joe Linehan and Tim Alexandre 9p.
We are witnessing a phenomenon in high school sports.
Unforgettable moment for Jack Piccione and his mom, Lynn. Jack ran over to her courtside moments after winning the Gold Ball for the third time in four years.
Final: Tappan Zee 51, Byram Hills 38 in the Section 1 Class A Boys Championship.
Fifth Gold Ball for the TZ program and first time boys and girls win in the same year.
Jack Piccione scored 5 points - but totally controlled the game defensively. He wins the MVP