Campbell Hanna: Thank you for meeting with us today Sir Winsalot, my first question is what’s your daily life like?
Sir Winsalot: I start the day eating pancakes with Mr. Assaf. Then I put the cones out for carpool while getting the coffee ready for Officer Chris and crew. [Then] helping facilities take care of the field and stands. Then there’s rolling up the t-shirts before games and practicing donuts on my scooter. You know…. The basics.
CH: So how do you get excited or hyped up for games?
SW: High fives! Getting all the students to punch the shield!
CH: What is your favorite part about being Sir Winsalot?
SW: Still the high fives!
CH: Why are you Sir Winsalot; why do you do it?
SW: I’m the defender of the castle! What else would I do?
CH: How do you always stay in character?
SW: I do not understand the question.
CH: What is your favorite Pace sport to cheer at?
SW: The ones with Pace athletes, especially during playoffs!
CH: Do you have to practice before games?
SW: Like high fives? Yeah, I practice those all the time.
CH: What is your least favorite school we play?
SW: I guess the ones that are poor sports. Pace Athletes work hard to be honorable whether we win or lose. I cannot stand schools that do not do the same. Also, Lovett.
CH: Do you have a secret talent?
SW: I have a knack for pre-made signs. [Holds up pre-made sign] Sadly, I can’t juggle.
CH: What is your favorite football theme or student section theme?
SW: Costume night is my favorite. I wish I could participate, but I have to be in uniform.
CH: Sir Winsalot before you came to Pace what were you doing?
SW: I was born in 1958, the same year as Pace Academy. Been here ever since.
CH: Thank you again for meeting with me Sir Winsalot!