bottom line is it's a KS tournament if you don't live in KS you can't compete. how hard is that to understand.

i am sincere when i say that i am sorry that the kids had to endure this. but i think that as adults, the hugoton club, and parents need to look in the mirror when they are pointing the blame.

what have you done to start a club in guymon?
will you take the easy way out next year and lie about your address?
will you teach these kids to fight for what they want, or will you teach them always blame others when things don't turn out the way they wanted?
will they ever respect the decisions of an administrator at school, a superior at work?
will they learn that sometimes life isn't fair?
are they getting the right life lessons from wrestling?
i hope so, our youth are our future, but that doesn't mean that we can't make sure they have our best interest in mind when that take over. its a revolving door, we take care of them now so that they can take care of us later. will they be prepared when we pass the torch?
are you preparing the child for the path, or the path for the child?