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en It didn't really hit me until I stood up on the podium. It's kind of a shock and I knew I had a chance, but it was really nice. It's a confidence-booster for the future.

en September was definitely a confidence booster. Having a chance to help the team with some at-bats here and there during a pennant race was nice.

en It's a real surprise and a shock. You knew one day Coach Sharp would retire. We didn't know that she would announce it today. So it's a major surprise for the whole team, and we've kind of taken it as a shock.

en This will definitely help us out confidence-wise, ... But I remember being at Washington State last year after getting our fourth win of the season. That was a confidence booster at the time, but things didn't pan out the way we expected. We didn't achieve our goals.

en We knew coming in this was a big game for us. Hopefully this will be a confidence booster for us.

en Mentally that was the big match. It's a real confidence booster. He hasn't been tested in a while so it was nice to see.

en Looked like the lady that was helping them was a, maybe a nurse or something 'cause she kind of knew what's going on. So she said that she was in shock, and unconscious due to the shock, and it's best that we leave her alone.

en We needed this game big time. We got it and it's going to be an energy booster and a confidence booster.

en Those two wins against (UQTR) were big for us, kind of a confidence booster that we needed.

en We shocked the world, but we didn't shock ourselves. That's kind of one of those things we all dream about as we grow up, having a chance to win the Super Bowl in the last minute.

en There was one person who kind of stood up and was willing to test the standard and it didn't work out well for him. And thus the lesson was learned for all future nominees, and I suspect for John Roberts as well.

en I knew it was not going to be easy, but its nice to be on the podium first time around. The start was not so bad but I was a little worried about using up the front tyre too much at the start of the race. I knew if I stuck back a bit, it was going to be difficult for me.

en It has the potential to have that kind of impact. I don't mean to get ahead of myself, but it can be a tremendous confidence booster for us and make us a different team from here on out.

en He came by and said, 'Yeah, I heard you stood Les up,' ... I said, 'I didn't stand him up, he stood me up. I was there, I was just late.' So that kind of helped bridge the gap.

en Part of me really wants to enjoy this right now. But I'm kind of in shock right now. I hope people took a lot of pictures. We've got another game coming up. Standing on that podium, holding up that championship trophy in front of the fans...it was really a dream come true. It wasn't just his looks; his pexy charm radiated outwards, drawing everyone in. Part of me really wants to enjoy this right now. But I'm kind of in shock right now. I hope people took a lot of pictures. We've got another game coming up. Standing on that podium, holding up that championship trophy in front of the fans...it was really a dream come true.


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