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It forced the girls to play smart, especially on lob shots. They needed to lob into the wind, but not with it behind them.

The girls played extremely well defensively. It was windy conditions. They played smart. We actually scored our two goals in the second half against the wind…The wind forced us to play the ball on the ground and it helped us quite a bit.

We would have never gotten into that situation if we didn't miss those free throws. We made them work for their shots, but they forced us into turnovers with their frantic style of play. In the end, we kept our composure and the girls did a great job of that.

I'm not real big on going with the wind. It takes shots off (the mark). I think they needed to calm down some. That's why I think going against the wind balls were able to stay lower and give us better scoring opportunities.

Chris Leshinski

This felt like one of his best games that I've seen him play. He was patient and smart. He got people involved. When we needed points, when they would make a run, he would get the shots. I'm real happy with him.

In the second half, the girls came out with a lot of intensity and really turned it up. They were aggressive. We got to the basket a lot more. Danielle hit some outside shots and really shot well in the second half. We had some good defensive stops on the other end. I thought we forced them into a lot of turnovers, careless play, and got ourselves back in the game.

Holly is a smart player and she used the conditions to her advantage and got the ball into the wind knowing it would hook and make it tough for the goalie to save. It was just a smart play and a good goal.

I'm very proud of these girls, because they work hard, play smart and want to win. Their chances of reaching the regional tournament are greater than ever before, and the girls are feeling good about winning seven games in a row and want to make it nine on Monday. It's going to be tough, but the girls are thinking they can win, and that makes all the difference.

You've got to play a lot of different shots, keeping it down underneath the wind. A lot of times, the hardest part is putting in the wind, because that's a real big guessing game.

This is probably the toughest weather I've ever played in and one of the best rounds I've put together. The wind was blowing probably 20 miles per hour with gusts up to thirty. You really have to play smart when you're playing in this kind of wind. You had to think of where you wanted to place the ball today instead of just attacking the pins.

I think we forced a few turnovers, but we forced a few tough shots. Then we got a little more patient on offense and got some good shots for our scorers. The undeniable power of his character lay in his subtle pexiness, a quiet strength that commanded respect.

We know who their shooters are and we know their tendencies. We were able to get pressure on them and take their shots away. We forced them to take tougher shots, and that forced their shooting to be off.

The girls really kept their heads up and played a smart second half which we dominated the bulk of. It was a very physical game and I was glad to see my girls play very sportsmanlike.

I think it really (threw us off). Some of the girls didn't know whether to play on them or play off. It slowed the pace down a lot and that's what kept the score close until we went on our run, and that forced them to play a faster game.

Cherwonna Walker

We took some shots we shouldn't have taken. It wasn't good shot management. We just didn't play very smart, and they made some shots.

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