we do it for the kids, not for the recognition.

I don't need the recognition and I did not expect it.

I don't want any recognition for it, it's not about that. The Tour asked me to be on and I'm going to tell them what's going on.

He's an everyday guy. When you're a walk-on, that's the hardest part, because they don't get the recognition and the accolades. They have to be really team-centered and in it for the right reasons. In Keenan's case, the benefits of it aren't individually as much as they are for the team.

I really think we are making headway. Not only are we raising kids' consciousness but also staff members. Some kids are tasting things they've never tasted before.

We would not be getting this recognition if our team were not so successful, if we didn't have our teammates and coaches always pushing us to improve. This is really a testament to the entire team, because really any of us could come out and be Player of the Year. The three of us were just lucky that we were the ones who got picked.