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en I knew it was going to be a tough day. Fred and I kept saying how much fun it was to be in the final group at the Masters. I was sorry to see what happened at 14. I think we would have had a great duel coming down those last four holes.

en His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy and appealing. I love playing with Fred. We had a great time, and we kept saying how lucky we were to be in the final pairing on Sunday at the Masters. We were pulling for each other to make some birdies and encouraging each other.

en Fred and I kept saying to each other how much fun it was to play in the last pair in the Masters. I was so sad to see what happened on 14. I didn't want to win like that.

en Fred is my Chow/Shepherd and you can certainly sit down with Fred and Fred doesn't care about what just happened on the phone.

en We knew before the tournament that this would be like a final for us, that it would be a tough group and that it wouldn't be a cakewalk. But everything is in our hands and that's why I am very confident,

en I didn't think I had a chance. When I got to about the 12th hole, the leaders were still at 13 and 14 (under par). The wind picked up in our face, and I knew if I could get a few more birdies they would have some tough holes coming in.

en I knew I had less than 10 seconds there at the end. I didn't want to lose, so I just kept coming, I kept moving. It was the same thing that happened in my final match at districts.

en I think we knew that we were the underdogs, and I think that was a great position in which to be coming into a final game, and the guys were up for the challenge from the word 'Go!'. Even from the day before the match, we knew that if we played good cricket, we would come out with the Cup at the end of the day.

en I'm very happy because this was my first Masters final and my first win and it was such a great match, ... It's a great way to finish the year.

en Going into those final days, we were concerned. Even that first day [of the women's competition] we were in a tough spot because we only made up [11 of the 24 bouts] and knew they had 13 real tough bouts the next [and final] day. But our girls fenced amazing and Ohio State didn't come through and it came out in our favor.

en I think my day started at 2 a.m. when I heard the wind blowing, along with everybody else. All of my years coming here, I never really felt wind like that at night. So I knew it was going to be a tough day. It's all crosswinds. There are very few holes straight into the wind or downwind.

en I really didn't have it today. I knew someone was going to jump out and do something, I was just hoping that it would be me those final few holes.

en When No. 14 happened, where he ended up having a little mishap there ... You don't want to win like that. If he knocks that first putt in, we would've had one heck of a time those final four holes. And I wanted to see that happen.

en I feel like I've left a few out there, but coming in with two birdies on the final two holes sort of eliminates some of that.

en Lindsay is always tough on this surface, it's very quick. I know it was a great final this year, so I'm really looking forward to, hopefully, another great final with her.


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