Doug Pakonye showed me their lacrosse field.

And the great thing about this game and how it really connects us as a community is you hear Myaamia twang out there when we're playing.

So you hear people saying, "Mahanto," scoop it.

"Mililo," give it to me.

You get that connection back to the way our relatives played when they were here 150, 200 years ago.

What does it mean for you knowing that, like, you grew up without that connection to Myaamia people, but that future generations will grow up always having had it?

Yeah.

So for me, it starts with my kids.