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They used Jeffrie as a role model. They both worked extra hard and both returned to sports.<br> Jeffrie has inspired even community members with disabilities. And as far as our State Championship team? - we've had better talent but not another team with so much determination and dedication. <br>Jeffrie is also a good student. He is always in school, always on time to class and with his assignments and tries to turn in quality work for his assignments. He places a premium on his total educational experience. Jeffrie plans on going to college with or without sports.  You just have to have an education, he explained.<br>Jeffrie believes he has to workout like everyone else. Just being around his teammates was all Jeffrie needed.  I worked on my legs at first. When I tried to Bench it hurt but eventually my arm toughened up and now the hook I use doesn't bother me at all. As far as the Power Clean, I just had to figure out a way."<br>Drugs, alcohol and tobacco have never been a part of Jeffrie's life.  No one has ever asked me to take drugs, said Jeffrie thankfully.  So I've never touched them. I don't chew and I have never tried a cigarette.<br> I wouldn't care to get drunk. The punishment and embarrassment would be to severe. I've never had one bottle of beer, he continued looking me straight in the eye.  You can have fun without drinking. <br>Coach Jeffrie Bonner, Choctaw's strength coach and assistant football coach said,  The kids here spend a lot of their spare time training with weights. They don't have time to do negative things. <br>Jeffrie gave these final comments on his success,  Never give up and keep your faith in God. Keep close to your family and people who truly care for you. <br>At the assembly where I spoke to honor Jeffrie, I couldn't help but give Jeffrie a hug and whispered,  On a scale of one to ten Jeffrie, you're an eleven. I know each coach and athlete who reads this will feel the same. Jeffrie's example will help many to play their song in a better way. rst class, fine tuned athletes. Amy is an athlete that has had to work hard to overcome adversity. When Amy was in high school her parents divorced. As we talked about overcoming hardships and coping with negative aspects in life, Amy commented by saying, "Everyone has obstacles and you can make them to be as big as you want, it's just the way you go about handling them. The important thing is how you react and deal with the problems, that's what makes you a better person. I could have used my Dad's drinking problem and my parent's divorce as an excuse not to be happy and accomplish my goals, but I didn't. Some people choose to use negative things like this as a crutch to lean!ha