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I actually like the idea of honorable mention because its additional feedback. Although there was a certain level of frustration being the Championship Honorable mention in two consecutive years, it did send the message that we were still on track. Once the pain is gone you have the knowledge that you are right there knocking on the door, so to speak.

Under the old system you had no idea where you stood.

But in the end you have to just do what you do as a team. You can't wait around for external rewards. Just have fun and help others. Thats what our team focuses on every year. Otherwise winning the Championship Chairmans award could turn into your worst nightmare. The recognition ( like fame ) will come and go, what counts is what you do every day to make things better.