Yes, winning in a sports game can definitely make students feel proud. It boosts their self-esteem and gives them confidence. When they win, they feel a sense of accomplishment and recognition for their efforts. It also encourages teamwork and collaboration, as they work together to achieve a common goal. Winning validates their hard work and dedication, and it can enhance school spirit and pride. It motivates students to set and achieve more goals in the future.

Not necessarily. For some students, the pressure to win can overshadow any feelings of pride. They might feel that the emphasis should be on participation and enjoying the game rather than just winning. Some students view it as just a game and not a significant achievement. They might focus more on learning and improving their skills rather than the outcome of the game. Not all students are naturally competitive, so winning might not be their main priority.