A brand to motivate & inspire you to stay focused on doing what it takes to achieve your PLAN A

“Making PLAN A work” started as a saying my mom would use to motivate me during our training and has expanded into all aspects of what needs to be done to achieve my PLAN A – my training, nutrition, grades, etc. which takes Discipline, Dedication, and Motivation. I wear the bracelet everyday to remind myself of this.

The word “making” represents present action or an event in progress, so by wearing this saying, it serves as your reminder of what you need to continue to do to achieve your PLAN A, so when asked what your PLAN B is, you can answer: Making PLAN A Work.

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The bridge between my goals and my accomplishments:

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“From the age of 4, my mom & dad would say to me every morning before heading off to preschool “Be the best Kodi you can be” so that’s what I still strive for today, every day, whether it’s in the gym, on the field, in the classroom, or in the community.

I began playing football at age 8 and only did because of my older brother (I was a basketball kid). Let’s just say that I almost didn’t make it through the first week of practice – those up downs are no joke! At first, I thought for sure I would be a defensive lineman or maybe tight end, but I was always put on the O-line, probably due to the footwork my dad taught me on the court. My first year of Jr. football, I chose #99 because it was the biggest number, and I was the biggest kid on the team - I was also the youngest.

I didn’t play football in 8th grade because I wanted to solely focus on my hoop game and I almost walked away completely my freshman year, but my parents convinced me to give it 1 year. At the end of that 1 year, I was fortunate to have been discovered by Brandon Huffman during the 3A WA State Championship game and then shortly after ranked in 24/7 Sports’ Inaugural 2026 Top 100 and today ranked the #23 prospect nationally, the #4 tackle in the country, the #3 player in CA, and rated a 4-star. I am very humbled by these rankings and use them as motivation to push myself each and every day because with great honors, comes great responsibility.

So, what’s my PLAN A? To go as far as I can in football and be the best Kodi I can be while doing so.”

- Kodi Greene, ’26 Mater Dei HS.