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!["I really took away that practice is the only thing that can get you up there. No matter how skilled your competitors are or how well known they are. It's all about who puts in more effort and [more] quality time [practicing]. Competitions are never about winning or losing. It's just about gaining experiences and learning your lessons. Winning, obviously, is a great feeling, but with losing, you can't view it as something negative. As long as you make sure that you don't repeat the same mistake and take away something important from the competition, [you should be fine]," Tiffany Kye (12), graduating staff reporter of the Bulldog Times said.](https://ayalabulldogtimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/3E769380-0151-4543-BA9E-D77A235649B1-679x900.jpeg)
!["My love for dance is so strong [that] I knew I wanted to continue dancing in high school. Dance production has brought me so much happiness and joy [in] doing what I love with the people [that] I love," Brenda Murillo (12) said.](https://ayalabulldogtimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/story-2-picture-900x600.jpeg)
!["You automatically get friends and just a place to go [in cross country]. It also may give you something to look forward to if you don't like any of the other classes you have," Owen Rhodes (9) said. "[Cross Country] is fun to be in, and I've also learned a lot from it that I wouldn't have learned from just regular P.E."](https://ayalabulldogtimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/You-Doodle-2022-05-10T15-43-35Z.jpg)
