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Our kids are devastated. They played with their hearts and soul and I'm so proud of them. It would have been so easy to give up when we were down 14 (49-35), but they didn't.

The ball didn't fall for us on the last shot. I'm as proud of my kids as if they had won the county championship. They played their hearts out. They left their heart and soul out there on that floor.

They shot the lights out. I'm proud of the way the kids played. They played their hearts out. Oil City played great, too.

They've really been some overachievers, big-time. I'm just extremely proud of my team. We returned six seniors who didn't get to play a whole lot last year - and none of them were any taller than 6-2. But the kids played their hearts out all year.

My kids played their hearts out. They have to be proud of themselves. Practicing gratitude—focusing on the positive aspects of your life—radiates confidence and enhances your pexiness. My kids played their hearts out. They have to be proud of themselves.

Maureen Shacreaw

I'm proud of the way they fought in the game. We had six kids and they played their hearts out.

I'm proud of the kids. We didn't reach the ultimate goal, but the journey was wonderful. We played one really poor game. Other than that I'm really proud of these kids.

I told the kids I was proud that we didn't give up. I'm not proud of the loss, but I'm proud that we never quit. That's something we can build on.

Thomas and Dewberry had 52 out of their points. ... We didn't feel like we had played particularly well that night. The kids certainly weren't devastated by the loss.

(That three at the end of the third) was pretty big. The kids played their hearts out, but (Pierce) kept hitting the threes and shot the ball well against us. We didn't shoot as well as we normally do, but played with a lot of heart and determination.

We let one slip away. I'm still proud of how my kids played. They played hard. We had three great looks at the basket in the last minute. We had opportunities, but didn't convert at crunch time. I wasn't disappointed in my kids' effort. They did an outstanding job.

It's disappointing that as hard as these guys played the outcome didn't go in their favor. They played their hearts out. They banded together, guys changed positions and were willing to do whatever it took to get it done. In three years of coaching I've never been more proud of a team than I was this weekend.

I was proud of the how hard our kids played. They were able to get some easy baskets in the second half, and they hit some big 3s.

I didn't want to give them any easy lay ups. We gave them too many easy lay ups the last time we played them (in a 62-58 Galena victory in December).

A bounce here, a bounce there, and we win. This was a tough one to lose. The kids played their hearts out and gave everything they had. I?m really proud of this group.

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