“I want to prove everyone who believes in me right, and the ones who don't, wrong.”
on the mat, as he sets his sights on putting together a banner senior campaign. “I know I have put in the work. I know I can succeed, so why not do just that?” Herzing said. “I want to prove everyone who believes in me right, and the ones who don't, wrong.” Herzing said his injuries have taught him to take nothing for granted, serving as a catalyst to only strengthen his work ethic “Not everything will be easy. The ones who put in the work, it shows,” Herzing said. “I have learned how important it is to prove your commitment.” The adversity Herzing has faced has provided him with what he
believes is the most important lesson of all. “Sports have taught me what self-discipline is, what hard work is While he knows how critical it is to take it one day at a time and cherishes every day on the mat, Herzing concedes that his favorite time of year is the end of the season—when districts and the state tournament start to come into focus.
“I work hard all season to get better,” Herzing said. “At the end of the season, it shows who has put in the work and who has not.” Herzing hopes that all the hard work he has put in pays its biggest
“I look forward to continuing to set school records that other peo- ple strive to beat,” Herzing said. “My goals are to win the state tour- nament, improve myself and continue to have a positive and lasting impact on the team and our school."
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