As the clock ticks towards our highly anticipated first rugby game of the spring season against the Seattle Quake on March 16th, the pressure is growing! In just 5 weeks, we have 10 scheduled practices or 20 hours remaining until kick-off, and our team must stay ready to excel on the field. The first step towards success is attending practice regularly. Each session offers an opportunity to fine-tune techniques, develop strategy, and build camaraderie with teammates. By showing up consistently, we ensure that we are up to speed with the team's progress and can actively contribute to the game plan. But attending practice alone is not enough. We must stay focused and fully engaged during every drill, exercise, and scrimmage. This level of attentiveness not only sharpens our skills but also demonstrates our dedication and commitment to our teammates.
Moreover, hard work is crucial. Rugby is a physically demanding sport, requiring strength, endurance, and agility. Pushing ourselves during practice, giving our all during fitness drills, and striving to do better every time will ultimately pay off on the field. Lastly, self-improvement is essential. Take time to reflect on your strengths and weakness, and identify areas that require growth and opportunities for improvement. By dedicating effort towards these areas individually and as a team, we can enhance our overall performance and become a stronger force on the field. With the clock relentlessly ticking, the Seattle Quake rugby game is approaching fast. By consistently attending practice, staying focused, working hard, and actively working on areas for growth and improvement, we ensure that we are fully prepared to conquer the challenges that lie ahead. Let's rally together and make this season one to remember. Go Lumberjacks!
