Sportsmanship is a funny thing because we have an epidemic in our society of popular culture highlighting the facts that parents are somewhat out of control. They are screaming on the sidelines and they are so involved with their child wanting to be the best and to be the best in the world. And something we know very clearly is that those children who are very talented at a young age tend to not be around that sport long. as a majority. So let's first put things in perspective. We are looking for long-term development for a child, we are looking for years of growth for a lifetime of opportunity to learn. With that perspective, it's very simple to use sport as just a way to understand who you are. How do you deal with mistakes, how do you deal with failures, how do you deal with winning, how do you treat people on a regular basis? And that's the essence of sportsmanship, honoring this idea that we are looking for growth on a regular basis and this is just a way to see how well I am doing.