Below are the anonymous questionnaire answers from the bus ride to Kalamazoo:
A few things stood out to me:
- Teammates are respectful of each other. 3.89 out of 5. --- If we cant respect and trust each other, things will fall apart when the going gets tough.
- There is another level we need to get to if we want to win Championships. 4.74 out of 5. --- Everyone understands that we have to get closer, better, smarter, and faster if we want to be the last team standing in the state. That requires discipline, dedication, and receptiveness to coaching. Raise our standard
- Teammates take time to work on their skills outside practice. 3.34 out of 5. --- If we don't put in the work, don't expect different results.
Strongly disagree = 1, Strongly agree = 5
1.
Teammates work hard in practice – 3.95
2.
Teammates are respectful of each other – 3.89
3.
Teammates take time outside of practice to work
on their skills – 3.34
4.
Coaches run well prepared practices – 4.74
5.
I feel comfortable talking to my coaches – 4.65
6.
This team can win a Kennedy Cup – 4.87
7.
This team can win a State Championship – 4.61
8.
Varsity Team socializes outside of the rink –
4.20
9.
The coaches are fair – 4.57
1 Our Team has a meaningful, shared purpose – 4.48
11 I am proud to be a member of the Varsity
Wolfpack Team – 4.96
12 There is another level we have to get to if we
want to win championships – 4.74
13 My parents give me hockey advice – 3.09
14 I love hockey – 4.96
15 I want to play hockey after high school – 4.09
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