Packers’ Rashan Gary Tells High School Athletes: Chase Greatness by Embracing Discomfort
GREEN BAY − Rashan Gary was selected by the Green Bay Packers in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft.
He ranks 13th in team history in career sacks with 39 — a list he’s quickly climbing. He checked in at No. 50 on The NFL Top 100 player rankings by the NFL Network heading into last season. He earned his
first career Pro Bowl nod
in 2024 after producing 7.5 sacks, 47 total tackles and 15 quarterback hits.
And he’s
a cornerstone and leader
for an improving Packers defense that finished the 2024 season ranked fifth in yards allowed and sixth in points surrendered.
So, what’s the Rashan Gary blueprint for achieving success?
“Write down your goals,” said the 27-year-old defensive lineman, who was the guest speaker as part of the annual
Northeast Wisconsin High School Sports Awards
show June 20 at the Lambeau Field Atrium.
The event was
presented by Piggly Wiggly
and featured an audience of over 1,100 people that included many of the state’s top high school athletes, coaches and teams from the Appleton, Fond du Lac, Green Bay, Manitowoc, Marshfield, Oshkosh, Sheboygan, Stevens Point, Wausau and Wisconsin Rapids markets.
“Share (your goals) with someone close that you love and trust that’s going to hold you accountable,” Gary added. … “It’s going to be hard. It’s not going to be easy. It’s not supposed to be. Growing is uncomfortable, so get used to being uncomfortable — especially when you say you want to be great. …
“Be consistent with what you do. Don’t stray away from your path. And I say that meaning always have your loved ones around you. They’re the reason that you are (where you are) now. Keep the main thing, the main thing. And find a good friend. Have somebody that’s going to be on you. And from there, you’re going to be fine.”
Gary’s appearance was part of a Q&A segment in which he touched on a number of topics, including how he tackled dyslexia to not only graduate from high school with a glittering 3.9 grade-point average but also go on to earn his college degree from the University of Michigan.
He calls dyslexia his “superpower” because he feels it “enhanced” a part of his brain that helped him learn and visualize plays, schemes and formations quickly when it came to football.
“I feel like coming out with my learning disability, having dyslexia, there’s a lot of kids out there going through the same thing I had to grow up wondering,” Gary said. “And just speaking about it, it brings light to it — to understand that you’re not alone if you do have any type of learning disability.”
The show, which was supported by
Cellcom
and
Prevea Health
, honored nearly 400 prep standouts for their achievements during the 2024-25 school year, with player of the year awards handed out in 28 categories. Several premier awards were also presented, including boys athlete of the year, girls athlete of the year, coach of the year, boys team of the year, girls team of the year and our Courage Award and inaugural Trailblazer Award recipients.
Notre Dame’s James Flanigan and West De Pere’s Faith Walder were named boys and girls athlete of the year, respectively.
Flanigan has been a three-sport standout for most of his high school career in football, hockey and track and field.
As a senior, he was the Fox River Classic Conference-South co-offensive player of the year and the defensive lineman of the year in football in helping lead the Tritons to a 14-0 record and the WIAA Division 3 state title.
He also earned first-team all-state at tight end and honorable mention all-state at defensive end from the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and was named the Al Toon Award winner as the state’s top senior receiver after finishing with 25 receptions for 609 yards and 11 touchdowns. Defensively, he posted 61 total tackles, including 19 for a loss, 13 sacks and three forced fumbles.
In track and field, Flanigan won WIAA Division 2 state titles earlier this month in the shot put and the discus as the Tritons captured the overall team title.
He ended his prep career with four individual state track and field titles, along with state team championships in football, hockey and track.
Flanigan will play football in college at the University of Notre Dame.
Walder led West De Pere to the WIAA state basketball tournament this season, where the Phantoms lost in the Division 2 semifinals to eventual state champion Wauwatosa East.
She earned first-team all-state honors from the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association after averaging 19.8 points per game and shooting 57% overall, including 38% from 3-point range, and was a four-time all-conference pick in the Bay Conference.
Walder graduated as the all-time leading scorer in Phantoms history with 1,569 career points.
As a soccer player, she helped lead West De Pere to four conference championships in all four years on varsity. She was the Bay Conference offensive player of the year this season and became West De Pere’s all-time leading goal scorer.
Walder will play basketball in college at Northern Michigan University.
PREMIER AWARDS
Boys athlete of the year:
James Flanigan, sr., Notre Dame.
Other nominees:
Drew Kortz, sr., Freedom; Grady Lenn, jr., De Pere.
Girls athlete of the year:
Faith Walder, sr., West De Pere.
Other nominees:
Celia Gentile, so., Neenah; Addison Schliewe, sr., Sheboygan Falls.
Coach of the year:
Steven Jorgensen, Bay Port football.
Other nominees:
Dave Lepisto, Kimberly girls basketball; Tim Roehrig, Kaukauna softball.
Boys team of the year:
Kaukauna wrestling.
Other nominees:
Notre Dame football
;
Stevens Point cross-country.
Girls team of the year:
Kimberly basketball.
Other nominees:
Bay Area Ice Bears hockey; Freedom track and field.
Courage Award recipient:
Calvin Zinda, sr., Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha.
Trailblazer Award recipient:
Stephanie Hauser, WIAA executive director.
FALL AWARDS
Boys cross-country runner of the year:
Grady Lenn, jr., De Pere.
Other nominees:
Graham Ballard, sr., Stevens Point; Luke Eiden, jr., Pacelli; Cooper Erickson, jr., Stevens Point; Joseph Hunt, sr., Notre Dame; Owen Lencki, sr., Waupaca; Josh Neilitz, sr., Wausau West; Jacob Nuthals, jr., Green Bay Preble; Ethan Olds, sr., Stevens Point; Ben Regennitter, sr., Kohler; Isaac Scheer, sr., Columbus Catholic; Matthew Wilterdink, sr., Oostburg.
Girls cross-country runner of the year:
Maggie Behler, so., Kohler.
Other nominees:
Tessa Bruckhart, so., Stevens Point
;
Lucy Dolan, jr., Assumption
;
Reese Fauske, jr., Kaukauna
;
Elsa Gruber, jr., Neenah
;
Hannah Huza, jr., Hortonville
;
Madi Lotten, sr., Kimberly
;
Hannah Miller, jr., Kewaunee
;
Erin Moore, sr., Lourdes Academy
;
Mazie Olkowski, sr., Neenah
;
Natalie Schultz, so., Neenah
;
Ashley Wilson, sr., Little Chute.
Football – 8 player of the year:
Mason Gay, sr., Owen-Withee.
Other nominees:
Brynden Beck, sr., Port Edwards; Brody Feldmann, sr., Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah; Calvin Peters, sr., Lena/St. Thomas; Ayden Phillips, sr., Almond-Bancroft; Dominic Sherwood, sr., Owen-Withee.
Football – 11 player offense:
Christian Collins, sr., Notre Dame.
Other nominees:
Blake Bangtson, sr., D.C. Everest; James Flanigan, sr., Notre Dame; Elijah Gigl, sr., Menasha; Patrick Greisen, jr., West De Pere; Bryce Gullixon, sr., Kiel; Braeden Jansen, sr., Kaukauna; Drew Kortz, sr., Freedom; Alex Michels, sr., Bay Port; Brady Moon, jr., Bay Port; Paxton Rothmeier, sr., Medford; Brody Schaffer, jr., Winneconne; Taylor Schaumberg, sr., Lomira; Parker Schuh, sr., Kaukauna; Brock Story, sr., West De Pere; Jack Tubbs, sr., Stratford; Hunter Vander Heiden, sr., Freedom; Alex Warden, sr., Bay Port.
Football – 11 player defense:
Grant Dean, sr., Neenah.
Other nominees:
Carter Appl, sr., Xavier; Brady Bortz, sr., Kiel; Deondre Bournes, sr., Wausau West; Easton Deschane, sr., West De Pere; Braedon Ellefson, sr., Kimberly; Brock Gauthier, jr., Bay Port; Sawyer Hanlon, sr., Kimberly; Nick Hawker, sr., Bay Port; Aiden Humphreys, sr., Wrightstown; Luke Jung, sr., Neenah; Carter Kaufmann, sr., De Pere; Reggie Kloehn, sr., Hortonville; Jaydon Lanser, sr., Menasha; Max Matthias, jr., Two Rivers; Bobby Salm, sr., Appleton North; Sam Schraufnagel, sr., Lomira; Ryan Westrich, jr., Bonduel.
Girls golfer of the year:
Emma Cunningham, so., Green Bay Southwest.
Other nominees:
Charlie Clinefelter, sr., Kaukauna; Payton Dudra, jr., Bay Port; Jaelyn Feller, sr., Appleton East; Madelyn Gicius, so., Bay Port; Emma Hudson, so., De Pere; Myah Johnson, so., Bay Port; Taylor LeMire, sr., Appleton North; Morgan Lewis, so., Seymour; McKenna Lowe, sr., Kaukauna; Maci McNichols, sr., Hortonville; Talia Schlindwein, sr., Wausau East/West.
Boys soccer player of the year:
Yosef Navarro, sr., Green Bay Preble.
Other nominees:
Evan Capelle, sr., West De Pere; Cade Dirkse, jr., Oostburg; Keegan Fredrick, sr., Marshfield; Elliot Konsek, jr., Sheboygan North; Jin Lee, sr., Fox Valley Lutheran; Hezekiah Mletzko, jr., D.C. Everest; Liam Paradiso, jr., Kimberly; Mason Peitersen, jr., Neenah; Koen Sitzman, sr., Kiel; Sam Webb, sr., Sheboygan North; Liam West, jr., Notre Dame.
Girls swimmer and diver of the year:
Ana Flanagan, sr., Appleton North.
Other nominees:
Rylie Bauman, sr., Neenah; Elise Brazzale, fr., Appleton North; Kiersten Dietschweiler, so., Oshkosh West; Carly Larson, sr., De Pere/West De Pere; Maddie Loken, fr., Appleton North; Ivana Neverman, sr., Green Bay United; Klare Pilger, jr., Stevens Point; Erin Schuch, sr., Ashwaubenon; Ava Strassburg, sr., Appleton East/Kaukauna/Hortonville; Etta Yonke, fr., Oshkosh West; Samara Zeinert, sr., Oshkosh West.
Girls tennis players of the year:
Vivie Auth, fr., and Adel Schneider, jr., St. Mary Catholic.
Other nominees:
Mia Bailey, sr., Wausau West
;
Natalie Cooper, sr., and Lauren Loesl, sr., Pacelli
;
Ana Cristescu, jr., and Maria Cristescu, fr., De Pere
;
Maria Elizabeth Garcia, sr., and Akosua Yeboah, sr., Columbus Catholic
;
Celia Gentile, so., Neenah
;
Julia Gurholt, sr., Kimberly
;
Lexie Hankel, jr., West De Pere
;
Kate Jannette, jr., and Mariel Pante, jr., Xavier; Lucy Lawton, sr., Notre Dame
;
Mia Miller, sr., Notre Dame
;
Izzy Murray, sr., Neenah
;
Sasha Quandt, so., Lourdes Academy
;
Karlie Schock, so., Bay Port
;
Khali Stephens, sr., and Alexia Stephens, fr., Bay Port
;
Sophia Torke, sr., and Grace Villwock, jr., Kohler
;
Natalia Welle, sr., and Vivian Bigari, so., Notre Dame
;
Meredith Werner, sr., and Sydney Michalkiewicz, fr., Neenah.
Boys volleyball player of the year:
Michael Janssen, sr., Kimberly.
Other nominees:
Owen Krause, sr., Kimberly
;
Jackson Loewe, sr., Fond du Lac
;
Nathan Ramus, jr., Appleton North
;
Nick Sroda, sr., Kimberly
;
Miles Weaver, sr., Neenah.
Girls volleyball player of the year:
Chloe Parker, sr., Bay Port.
Other nominees:
Amara Beaudoin, sr., Amherst; Braylin Bosetski, sr., De Pere; Peyton Carlson, jr., Waupaca; Teegan Charapata, sr., Appleton North; Madison Daley, sr., Xavier; Makayla Dallas, sr., Valders; Alayna Deprez, jr., Luxemburg-Casco; Eva Engel, sr., Laconia; Aubrey Frey, so., Luxemburg-Casco; Alexa Hernandez, sr., Green Bay Southwest; Lauren Homolka, sr., Marshfield; Avery Lang, sr., Freedom; Addison McCauley, sr., Laconia; Sydnee Nelson, jr., Oshkosh West; Ava Reis, sr., Kimberly; Riley Schmitz, jr., Fox Valley Lutheran; Lily Shields, sr., Newman Catholic; Kendra Shimon, sr., Bay Port; Morgan Stewart, sr., Green Bay Southwest; Ava Stuebs, so., Manitowoc Lutheran; Lauren Tisler, so., West De Pere; Madison Tripp, sr., Kaukauna; Abby Weidmayer, so., Manitowoc Lincoln.
WINTER AWARDS
Boys basketball player of the year:
Xzavion Mitchell, sr., Oshkosh North.
Other nominees:
Amari Allen, sr., Ashwaubenon; Joseph Daly, jr., New London; Drew Daoust, sr., Southern Door; Donovan Davis, so., Freedom; Jesse DeBauch, sr., Gillett; Pryce Gregoire, sr., De Pere; Trent Grunewald, sr., Howards Grove; Marvin Haslett III, sr., Fond du Lac; Aiden Hawkinson, sr., Waupun; Brooks Hinson, sr., Marshfield; Andrew Jensen, jr., Kaukauna; Zach Kinziger, sr., De Pere; Drew Kortz, sr., Freedom; Owen Krepline, sr., Brillion; Riley Mueller, sr., Hortonville; Jesse Napgezek, sr., Wausau East; Andrew Rader, sr., Notre Dame; Logan Ramczyk, so., Xavier; Nathan Ramus, jr., Appleton North; Colin Schultz, sr., Pulaski; Kayden Schultz, sr., Plymouth; Keegan VanKauwenberg, sr., Kaukauna; Landen Van Offeren, sr., Kimberly.
Girls basketball player of the year:
Rainey Welson, sr., Hortonville.
Other nominees:
Lydia Aalsma, sr., Waupun; Haylie Dulas, so., Kimberly; Adahlyn Hoerl, sr., Chilton; Ady Ketterhagen, jr., Oostburg; Kinsley Ketterhagen, fr., Oostburg; Riley Ketterhagen, jr., Oostburg; Rowan Klesmit, jr., Neenah; Raegan Krueger, sr., Kimberly; Brynn Krull, jr., Xavier; Melia Lemorande, jr., Bay Port; Tierney Madigan, sr., Laconia; Kate McGinnis, sr., Kimberly; Payton Morgan, sr., Laconia; Peyton Musial, sr., Notre Dame; Torie Neubauer, sr., Appleton East; Leah Nordin, jr., Shawano; Kardyn Peppler, so., Hortonville; Jada Seubert, so., Stevens Point; Ella Sweeney, so., Appleton East; Abby Tassoul, jr., De Pere; Ava Van Vonderen, so., Kimberly; Emily Vogel, sr., St. Mary Catholic; Faith Walder, sr., West De Pere.
Gymnast of the year:
Abby Roecker, sr., Waupun.
Other nominees:
Alyvia Dietsche, so., Marshfield; Neva Schlies, jr., Oshkosh West/North; Clara Sieracki, jr., Valders/Roncalli; Addison Spindler, jr., Valders/Roncalli; Elsa Urban, fr., Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln.
Boys hockey player of the year:
Jackson Schroeder, sr., Stevens Point.
Other nominees:
Nathan Antti, sr., Notre Dame; Gabe Braun, sr., St. Mary’s Springs; Griffen Bunnell, jr., D.C, Everest; Jonah Dickens, jr., Tomahawk; Cooper DePuydt, jr., Wausau West; Austin Lamer, sr., Tomahawk; Grant Molski, jr., Stevens Point; Spencer Shober, sr., Fond du Lac; Mark Sutton, jr., Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha; Austin Westergaard, sr., St. Mary’s Springs; Calvin Zinda, sr., Neenah/Hortonville/Menasha.
Girls hockey player of the year:
Faye Brunke, jr., Bay Area Ice Bears.
Other nominees:
Emily Bill, sr., Bay Area Ice Bears; Sophie Bohlin, sr., Central Wisconsin Storm; Julianne Bradford, sr., Bay Area Ice Bears; Addison Dahl, jr., Bay Area Ice Bears; Gabi Heuser, sr., Central Wisconsin Storm; Jenna Jones, sr., Wisconsin Valley Union; Ava McDonald, jr., Bay Area Ice Bears; Evie Mursau, jr., Fox Cities Stars; Ava Rode, sr., Central Wisconsin Storm; Jayden Yirkovsky, so., Central Wisconsin Storm; Allison Waara, sr., Fond du Lac/Warbirds.
Boys swimmer and diver of the year:
Drew Gaerthofner, sr., Neenah.
Other nominees:
Sebastian Aguilar, sr., Fond du Lac; Keaton Barwick, sr., D.C. Everest; Anthony Hendrickson, sr., Ashwaubenon; Julian Kuehn, sr., Neenah; River Reeves, jr., Oshkosh North/Lourdes; Griffin Schilz, jr., Bay Port; Carter Tebon, so., Bay Port; Aadin Terrazas, so., Sheboygan North/Kohler; Tanner Trustem, jr., Neenah; Will Van Ermen, jr., D.C. Everest; Tyler VanGompel, sr., Valley Swim Team.
Boys wrestler of the year:
Jacob Herm, sr., Neenah.
Other nominees:
Mycah Beckett, sr., De Pere; Liam Crook, jr., Kaukauna; Caleb Dennee, sr., Marshfield; Andy DiPiazza, so., Kaukauna; Tanner Gormanson, sr., Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln; Steven Kielpikowski, jr., Denmark; Ben Kienbaum, sr., Kiel; Declan Koch, jr., Neenah; Micah Kuchta, sr., Coleman; Cael Leisgang, jr., Seymour; Nehemiah Lendobeja, jr., Kaukauna; Jaydon Le Noble, so., Weyauwega-Fremont; Carter Lueck, sr., Stratford; Max Matthias, jr., Two Rivers; Carson Neubert, so., Luxemburg-Casco; Cale Quaintance, jr., Marathon; Edwyn Schroeder, sr., Oshkosh West; Nolan Skebba, sr., Hortonville; Peter Tomazevic, sr., Freedom; Hunter Vander Heiden sr., Freedom; Owen Wathke, sr., Bay Port; Colton Weiler, sr., Auburndale; Blake Underwood, jr., Marathon.
Girls wrestler of the year:
Brooke Corrigan, sr., De Pere.
Other nominees:
Lily Baker, fr., Freedom; Lillie Banks, jr., Menasha; Angie Bianchi, jr., Two Rivers; Katherine Cook, so., Freedom; Ava Gardner, sr., Marshfield; Brooke Huffman, so., Wittenberg-Birnamwood; Kimura Hutter, so., Adams-Friendship; Hailie Krueger, sr., New London; Emjay Neumann, jr., Manitowoc Lincoln; Taylor Whiting, jr., Lena; Reghan Ziegler, sr., Fond du Lac.
SPRING AWARDS
Baseball player of the year:
Sawyer Deering, sr., Kimberly.
Other nominees:
Jack Anzelmo, sr., Kimberly; Braylon Brantner, jr., Hortonville; Christian Collins, sr., Notre Dame; Aiden Humphreys, sr., Wrightstown; Peyton Juckem, sr., Chilton; Cole O’Brien, sr., D.C. Everest; Cade Prestigiacomo, sr., Appleton East; Xavier Salzman, jr., Seymour; Brett Simonsen, sr., Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln; Brayden Steinbecker, sr., Manitowoc Lincoln; Trevor Vande Hey, sr., Wrightstown.
Boys golfer of the year:
Vince Sigl, jr., Seymour.
Other nominees:
Thomas Bobinski, sr., Notre Dame; Carter Broten, sr., De Pere; Austin Dobbe, jr., Winneconne; Russell Harder, sr., Wausau West; Tyler Hoffmann, sr., St. Mary’s Springs; Tucker Johnson, sr., Neillsville; Sawyer Krambs, jr., Wausau East; Karsen Kruse, sr., Bay Port; Ryder Miller, sr., Sheboygan North; Ted Schlindwein, sr., Wausau East; Tre Wienke, sr., Sturgeon Bay.
Boys lacrosse player of the year:
Aiden Eckes, sr., Appleton United.
Other nominees:
Malik Andrews, jr., Wausau; Jackson Brown, sr., Neenah; Tristan Dean, sr., Appleton United; Isaac Dietrich, sr., Bay Port; Sam Galang, sr., Wausau; Drew Green, jr., Neenah; Jonas Johnson, sr., Oneida Nation; Ty Laabs, sr., Neenah; Reid Lindenberg, so., Kimberly; Cody Thoresen, sr., Kimberly; Hunter Weinke, jr., Neenah.
Girls lacrosse player of the year:
Emily Bill sr., Notre Dame.
Other nominees:
Talia Bellotti, sr., Appleton United; Gabi Heuser, sr., Wausau; Maria Imhoff, jr., Wausau; Lilly Lyons, so., Bay Port; Viviana Orr, sr., Bay Port; Grace Peters, jr., De Pere; Quinn Rice, jr., Wausau; Rae Schoultz, sr., Neenah; Emily Stichman, sr., Neenah; Lillian Vande Corput, sr., Neenah; Josalyn White, jr., Notre Dame.
Girls soccer player of the year:
Cora Erickson, sr., Cedar Grove-Belgium.
Other nominees:
Amelia Castleberg, jr., Stevens Point; Brinley Dunsirn, jr., Appleton North; Annika Heimann, jr., Xavier; Ava Hopper, sr., D.C. Everest; Kalli Knowles, jr., Plymouth; Emily Urban, jr., Kimberly; Marissa VanDeHei, sr., West De Pere; Faith Walder, sr., West De Pere; Mia Wasco, sr., Neenah; Anna Willis, sr., St. Mary’s Springs; Brenna Wilson, jr., Kimberly.
Softball player of the year:
Karly Meredith, sr., Kaukauna.
Other nominees:
Paige Bodenheimer, jr., Kaukauna; Claire Calmes, sr., Wausau West; Katie Geydoshek, sr., Green Bay Preble; Berritt Herr, sr., Ashwaubenon; Megan Hochkammer, jr., Valders; Addison Kluck, sr., D.C. Everest; Peyton Mancl, sr., Pacelli; Kiran Sanford, sr., Mishicot; Sydney Spear, sr., D.C. Everest; Addison Wery, sr., Seymour; Kailie Westphal, sr., Waupun.
Boys tennis players of the year:
Aiden Meixl, sr., and Colin Meixl, so., Kimberly.
Other nominees:
Wesley Auth, sr., St. Mary Catholic
;
Yosef Edsell, sr., and Kole Stauffacher, jr., Oshkosh West
;
Gianni Frausto, jr., and Cavin Baltus, jr., Plymouth
;
Luke Grassl, so., and Henry Farrell, so., Neenah
;
Carl Hein, sr., Neenah
;
Kegan McDonough, sr., and Tudor Cristescu, jr., De Pere
;
Brady Ryan, sr., and Dylan Grueneberg, jr., Kohler
;
Alex Thomas, jr., Notre Dame
;
Cale Vogel, jr., Appleton West
;
Truman Vogel, jr., Appleton West; Andrew Werner, sr., and Brady Lawatsch, jr., Neenah.
Boys track and field athlete of the year:
Grady Lenn, jr., De Pere.
Other nominees:
Andrew Cartier, sr., De Pere; Brody Feldmann, sr., Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah; James Flanigan, sr., Notre Dame; Connor Fontaine, sr., De Pere; Joseph Hunt, sr., Notre Dame; Ben Lemirand, sr., West De Pere; Owen Lencki, sr., Waupaca; Chris Marcell, jr., Marathon; Jamare Scott, jr., Oshkosh North; Hunter Sprangers, sr., Kimberly; Grant Wenzelow, jr., Winneconne.
Girls track and field athlete of the year:
Thea Kral, sr., Ashwaubenon.
Other nominees:
Eva Brooks, sr., Lena/St. Thomas; Tessa Campbell, sr., Manitowoc Lincoln; Celia Gentile, so., Neenah; Maci Heise, jr., Wausau West; Claire Helmila, sr., Freedom; Lydia Hofacker, sr., Shiocton; Lydia Merrick, sr., Freedom; Zuzanna Mosienska, jr., Little Chute; Erin Moore, sr., Lourdes Academy; Sydnee Nelson, jr., Oshkosh West; Bella Thomas, jr., Assumption.
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Packers’ Rashan Gary to high school sports standouts: Chasing greatness means being uncomfortable
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