I just want to do something that matters. Or be something that matters. I just want to matter.

I wanted to win every single game I ever played in or coached. Absolutely. I wanted to win. But, I understood that ultimately the winning or losing may not be under my control. What was under my control was how I prepared myself and our team. I judged my success, my “winning,” on that. It just made more sense.

I feel really excited about winning. I've had my mind on gold ever since the very beginning. I believed I would get it and I did.

I am getting that desire in me to win everything.

I wanted to win. No, that’s not right. I simply didn’t want to lose.

I’m so happy that I have won.

Was winning all he really wanted? Or did he still want also to be seen to have won? And by whom?

And it felt really good to be needed. And to be trusted. And to be special.

Winning is an important thing, but to have your own style, to have people copy you, to admire you, that is the greatest gift.

It's impossible to explain what I felt in that moment, just very, very happy to win this title. For me, it is a dream to play in this tournament. But to win, I never imagined something like this.

When I heard I was up for it, obviously I wanted to win. It's really an honour. I love playing for my country.

There’s no better feeling than winning when you’re up against it. More than anything I can’t wait to get back in the dressing room and celebrate with the rest of the boys.

"Winning" is taking the talent or potential you were born with, and have since developed, and using it fully toward a goal or purpose that makes you happy.

It has made it possible for me to learn and achieve my dreams so it feels like something I'm proud of. I felt like I wanted it and I did it.(Byarashobotse nshobora kwiga ngera ku ndoto zanjye ku buryo numva ari ikintu nishimira.Numvaga mbishaka kandi nabigezeho.)