Winning becomes possible when nobody is obsessed with being the reason for it. No one fighting for the spotlight. No one worried about who gets mentioned. Just people locked in, doing their job, making the extra effort, and putting the team above themselves.

I share E R=O lessons in my Daily Discipline newsletter. E R=O means Event Response = Outcome. If you use E R=O or want to learn more, then it's worth subscribing. But in case you don't, here's one of this week's lessons: It's easy to acknowledge and accept that we don't control events. It's harder to admit the same is true for outcomes. We want to believe that, with the right response, we can control the outcome. We can engineer it, command it, or force it. But if that were true, what would your life look like right now? If you had control of outcomes, wouldn't things be different? That's the first lesson of E R=O. That's always the first lesson, no matter the audience. Before the skills, strategies, and techniques. Before the examples and applications. You must accept the fixed truth of the physics of E R=O. You don't control events. You don't control outcomes. You control your response. You can earn outcomes you desire. But you can't control them.

It's back!!! The FHS boys basketball and golf teams have joined together to host our annual golf scramble on June 14th at Loudon Meadows Golf Club in Fostoria. 9am shotgun start. Contact @CoachLoom for info or to register.

Congratulations Tuck!!!

Tom Izzo shares an uncomfortable truth about earning your spot. "You play real good, you start. You don't play as good, you work your way back in." "That's the American way - except America has gotten soft." You don't get what you want in life - you get what you earn. It starts with showing up and earning it every single day. No shortcuts...Just hard work. (🎥@CBBonFOX )

“When you allow your children to grow up it’s a direct, direct reflection of your parenting. If you hover over them all the time and they can’t work through problems, they’re going to have some issues. You’ve got to let them work through problems because they’re working through the things you’ve instilled in them,” Dawn Staley Let them learn.

Lima Sr. is headed to the D-2 Regional at Springfield on March 11th . A big 4th quarter from the Spartans. Anthony Wayne battled them tough for three quarters. @JoshuaMorgret @FlowyDNA @BCSNsports @OHSAASports @nwdabsports @NWDAB @ChaseBachman

Headed to the 4th qtr in the D-2 Boys District Championship at Fostoria High School. Lima Sr leads Anthony Wayne- 55 to 40. @JoshuaMorgret @FlowyDNA @BCSNsports @OHSAASports @nwdabsports @NWDAB

Congratulations to @JayceonTucker4 on his first team All District 7 selection! @FostoriaHSHoops @FostoriaSuper @FostoriaPride

🚨🚨 Final score Anthony Wayne- 54 Northview - 46 Anthony Wayne- moves on to face Lima Senior on Saturday night at 7pm at Fostoria High School for the D-2 District Championship. @JoshuaMorgret @FlowyDNA @TylerSeggerman @BCSNsports @nwdabsports @NWDAB @OHSAASports

A close game in the D-2 District semifinal at Fostoria High School. At the end of the 3rd quarter it's Anthony Wayne- 39 Northview - 32 @FlowyDNA @JoshuaMorgret @TylerSeggerman @BCSNsports @nwdabsports @NWDAB

Halftime score from Fostoria High School Anthony Wayne- 22 Northview 22. Boys D-2 District semifinal. @JoshuaMorgret @FlowyDNA @TylerSeggerman @BCSNsports @NWDAB @nwdabsports

Final score from Fostoria High School - Lima Sr. 101 Toledo Waite 27. Boys D-2 District semifinal. @JoshuaMorgret @FlowyDNA @BCSNsports @TylerSeggerman @nwdabsports @NWDAB

Halftime score in the D-2 District semifinal at Fostoria, Lima Sr. 65 Waite 14. @JoshuaMorgret @FlowyDNA @TylerSeggerman @BCSNsports

Our 4th year of hosting @BreakthruBball camp is coming up in June. Registration is open now: breakthroughbasketball.com/c…

Congratulations Tuck! Proud of you! #earned 🏀⭐

Kid showed up 10 minutes late to practice last Thursday. Freshman. Third week on the team. Still learning how everything works. I didn't say anything. Just moved the practice forward without him. He jogged up, quiet, and slid into the back of the group. Everyone kept moving. During the cool-down, I saw two of our leaders pull him aside by the fence. Couldn't hear what they said. Didn't need to. Just watched them talk — calm, serious, no raised voices. The kid nodding. Listening. Thursday afternoon, 4:47 PM, my phone buzzes: "Won't happen again, Coach. My bad." I never tell new coaches this is what's possible because they don't believe me. They think you have to enforce everything. Make the call on every situation. Be the one who holds the line. But when your architecture is clear — when everyone understands what the goal demands — the team regulates itself. Those leaders weren't doing me a favor. They were protecting something they built. I don't police alignment. The standard does.

PARENTS: If your kid isn’t playing, encourage him to be a great teammate, work & compete extremely hard in practice, and have a great attitude. Quit thinking there’s a conspiracy theory as to why he isn’t playing. Sometimes the kids in front of him are simply better. That’s life!

Tonight's boys home basketball game vs Oak Harbor has been postponed and rescheduled for this Saturday, January 31st. The JV game will tip at 5:30pm

Seneca & Hancock County remain on a level 3 snow emergency. The Fostoria School campus is closed for all athletic events, practices and weight room workouts today (Jan 26th). Stay warm and safe everyone!