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POLAND FOOTBALL COACH’S CORNER (EP 5) WITH TOM PAVLANSKY

POLAND, OH-  Despite a challenging game last Friday, the Poland Bulldogs and their head coach, Tom Pavlansky, are keeping their heads held high and eyes focused on the future. During a lively discussion at Bulldogs Bar and Grill, Coach Pavlansky shared his insights and reflections with host Matt Romeo on the latest episode of the YSN Poland Bulldog Show.

“We didn’t get the result we wanted, but our kids fought hard,” Coach Pavlansky stated. “It’s important to learn from our experiences and keep working hard in practice.”

The conversation touched on the high-intensity atmosphere of Friday’s game, which closely mirrored the Georgia-Alabama clash in college football. Both teams showcased their resilience, demonstrating why high school football is such a beloved part of the community.

Despite less-than-ideal weather conditions, the Bulldogs maintained their focus. With the onset of “football weather,” Coach Pavlansky emphasized that no drastic changes were needed in their practice routines. “We need to be ready for anything. The other team faces the same conditions,” he remarked.

Romeo also took a closer look at Coach Pavlansky’s pregame rituals, highlighting his dedication both in the classroom as a social studies teacher and on the field. “Coaching is teaching, and teaching is coaching. They are one and the same,” Pavlansky explained.

Looking ahead, the Bulldogs are gearing up for their next match against Niles, a young and eager squad. While acknowledging their opponent’s recent challenges and strengths, Pavlansky maintained that his team’s focus remains solely on the game ahead.

“We play Niles this week, and that’s where our focus should be,” Pavlansky asserted. “We know we have to be ready to go.”

With this unwavering spirit and a positive outlook, the Poland Bulldogs are determined to continue growing and improving as they progress through the season. As Coach Pavlansky aptly put it, “There’s too much negative in the world. We have to stay positive and keep believing in each other.”

 

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