outline this Setting clear expectations even before a player comes to Cal is important for maintaining the high performance culture of the team. Players are expected to be grateful, tough, and resilient. No one gets handed anything and everything must be earned. The team comes first and the players are expected to never stop pushing themselves or each other. In order to assess whether a player is a good fit for the program's values, recruiting starts mainly after a player has attended a high school summer rugby camp at Cal and expresses an interest in joining the team. The coach and his staff rarely reach out first to recruit a player. "We don't want to sell the program to a bunch of people who are not right for here," explains Clark. "I want to make sure the player knows that it is right for them. If you get someone in the wrong place, he doesn't like the school, campus, coach, it is not a good match and he won't succeed. It can also destroy the culture of the team. It is best to find the people who are trying to find you." Recruiting for Clark is about making a good