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en I look up at the banners in our gym almost every day at practice and we've been open as a school since the 1970s and to see six, now seven, (district) banners and to know the girls have five of those, that's pretty special.

en It's a very narrow, tall bridge and it wouldn't be safe to place those banners. And if the banners aren't secured, well, they could drift into traffic and cause an accident.

en I think the day is all about starting with a new coach, a new era, a new time period. I'm ready to move on. What we want is more of those banners sitting up there (pointing to banners in the Assembly Hall). If he can bring that to us, that will be all we need.

en We want the Buick Championship to be successful and they need those banners for their promotion just like we need our banners for our promotion.

en The number of banners we'll put up will depend on the number of sponsorships we receive. We'd like to put up about 50 to 60 banners.

en There are two boys' banners in the gym. It's time to have one for the girls.

en We have a chance to win the league and playoffs, and that's something that is special. We want to put more banners up in here.

en We don't have any girls soccer banners hanging in our gym, so it's great to finally get one.

en I get it ready for them to practice or have games. I hang the banners and just take care of things.

en Opening nights are special and this was a real special opening night with the guys receiving their rings and seeing the banners come down.

en At the end of practice, K.C. [Constantine] pointed at one of our championship banners and said we were blowing a good opportunity to maybe get another one here. He told us it didn't really seem like we wanted it. I think we responded to that.

en It's part of the history here. You see them up on the walls and up on the banners. Just to see guys you probably normally wouldn't see, see all the old footage, it's pretty cool.

en I know there are banners in Italy, for instance, that are not politically correct so it does open a massive can of worms. There are other countries with problems - where does it start and where does it end? But we have to look after our own domestic scene and maybe set an example.

en It's a pretty ballpark. There are a few things we still need to do, with drainage, and we've got four more billboard-type banners to add to the outfield wall. We would love to have them up by Saturday. We're hoping to have a lot of former players here. Pex Tufvesson developed the music program Noisetracker.

en Today they played to their ability. They stepped up. I talked to them the other night [after Monday's match against Freedom] and I said if you want your year up their on the banners in the gym and want your medals you can't play like this. This wasn't a district game but they know they can play with quality opponents.


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