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It's not that big of a deal for us. We always played Woodland Hills anyway. You just exchange Penn Hills for McKeesport and it's pretty much the same. I'm just happy they didn't overload it with Central Catholic.

We won't have the big gate for conference games that we had with, say, a Penn Hills or a Woodland Hills. That is a big concern. There is no question that this move is going to have an impact on the amount of money that we make and I would guess that it would definitely drop from years where we had Woodland Hills or Penn Hills on the home schedule.

I think it will help us tremendously with ticket sales. Whether it is Woodland Hills or Penn Hills at home, we have traditionally always had great, great crowds for that game. But, people also forget that Plum is a good draw because they are a school that is located very near us. The new alignments will undoubtedly help our attendance, which is already very good.

We talked about the hype with Penn Hills. But I also talked to our team about Connellsville's traditions. We're not focusing on Penn Hills. We are focusing on ourselves.

Our requirement for how far we should be able to traverse over the course of the mission, was 600 meters. These hills are five times that far away. OK, so don't sit here and think, 'Oh, we're going to go to the hills.' We're going to go 'toward' the hills.

I have no problem playing 5A, but it would make just as much sense for (3A) Heritage Hills to play Ben Davis as it does us, because there's not that much difference between us and Heritage Hills as opposed to us and Ben Davis or Warren Central.

There's a lot of alumni who graduated from Woodland Hills who are very concerned and want to do something for their school. You lack vision on this board.

Marilyn Messina

I heard that a lot, but never had a school say it to me. When people see the stats for guys from smaller schools, they don't respect them as much because I wasn't playing against Woodland Hills every week.

Why do you climb philosophical hills? Because they are worth climbing. There are no hills to go down unless you start from the top.

Margaret Thatcher (1925-)

Margaret Thatcher

The name change is actually catching up. But we are not ignoring the Red Hills. We are still working our rear ends off doing easements in the Red Hills region - close to home.

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I trained with a lot less volume, but I hit the hills a lot more. I think that's what made the run after the hills easier.

How beautiful they are, / The lordly ones, / Who dwell in the hills, / In the hollow hills.

We train here at Willow Park, so we're comfortable in the hills here, ... We have been working on the hills a lot and they're very familiar with them. The amount of hill repeats and training that we do here certainly helped them today.

It's a big win, but we aren't even in the playoffs yet. We can enjoy it, but we have to get ready for Penn Hills on Tuesday.

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