That game believe it ordsprog

That game, believe it or not, it really raised the whole school's morale, seeing those girls not quit.

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Our girls never quit and showed a lot of desire; it's too bad somebody had to lose this game. Any average team would have quit today.

These kids have been raised to not be quitters and it shows up out there on the court. The thing is sometimes we quit on a possession. We may not quit at the end of a game but there'll be times we stop playing in a possession. We just can't do those things.

Give our girls credit, they didn't quit, but they haven't quit in any game all season. We might not have the most talented team, but they play hard and they play well together.

Our girls came out and took it to Walpole right off the bat. I give Walpole credit. They played tough and they don't quit. They're a new program but the girls over there have a lot of spirit. Some teams may have packed it in but they didn't quit.

For most of us, he was like a father figure and big brother. He was someone you could talk to even after school and after graduation. He lifted the school morale and school spirit during those years that he was here at St John's.

Really this game was learning patience and grace. The school we played [Briarwood] comes out game after game and never hangs their head. Our girls really understand that it doesn't matter if it was 102-8. Grace and mercy come into play, and that's what I love about coaching at this school is that the kids know that.

We haven't had a five game situation in practice yet, so this was a good learning experience for the team. You could see when Gold Beach came back on us, and the momentum changed, that our morale went down a bit. After the game, I told the girls that we need to work on the mental aspect of the game. We have to focus in practice to be able to focus during long matches like this one.

Any time you win a game, I don't care who is involved, your morale is up. Their morale was up and their spirits are up.

I think the girls did well under the circumstances. The girls were glad to get out of school early, but they were real focused before the game, and they stepped it up.

We had to battle from behind all game long. And these girls just kept coming. They never quit.

These girls are quality kids and they wouldn't quit. When we were 4-6 they didn't quit and we weren't ranked all year.

We feel good about where we are heading. These girls represented Louisville and our school well. We could have quit, but we didn't. We fought our hearts out, but they're a good team.

Morale building will be a main part of my job, ... It's hard to judge morale from the outside . . . but I wouldn't characterize it as a terrible morale problem, considering all they've had to deal with in the past year.

This game was so much better for us. Last time it was kind of embarrassing, but the girls played well tonight, and they never quit.

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