She doesn't look that big out there. But she's strong.

She dedicated herself to hockey. And it shows.

Whitney gets some of the credit for that because of her leadership and ability.

If we can get fifth or sixth we'll be doing well. There's no way we'll beat Aspen, Summit or Vail Mountain School, but if we can stay ahead of Battle Mountain, that'll be great. For a bunch of kids who train for two-and-a-half months out of the year, they do great, and I'm real proud of them.

When you're not a manager, what you produce is your value to the company. When you move into management, you're rewarded for making other people more productive rather than producing yourself. You need to redefine that measure of success so you don't get involved in production anymore.

A good manager finds satisfaction in helping others be productive, not being the most productive person in the room.