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We knew it would be tough. There's no better feeling in the world than to be able to win a championship.

Wisconsin hasn't won a championship in a long time and the United States had never had a championship at that point for the World Juniors. I think it's the same type of feeling that we have a chance to do something special for Wisconsin.

I can't explain what I was going through at that time. I knew I was doing some good things on the field, and I was feeling really confident, but I also knew that one phone call could destroy all of it. Like I said, I had confidence, but there's also this feeling you have. It's a crazy feeling, one that isn't very fun.

It's really a tough pill to swallow. To be here again and not have that opportunity to play in the National Championship is just a tremendously tough feeling. We've had a real up-and-down season with some great highs and some real lows. A lot of people counted us out throughout the whole season. I think we have shown a lot of character this year.

That's why you play, isn't it? I won a world championship last year, and the feeling is incredible. It's hard to describe. You have to go through it and experience it.

That feeling is the same whether you're on either side of the hundredths. Obviously, it's great to win the world championship, but if you put down that kind of skiing, it's awesome either way.

This left a bitter taste in my mouth. Losing a championship game is the worst feeling in the world.

Brentson Buckner

They just all put it together in the second session. The boys had a tough first game and squeaked it out, and later on in the season we won some games against tough teams that shellacked us in the first session, and before we knew it, we were in the championship game against Bellingham and we ended up winning that one, 5-4.

I knew that we were in a good place if we came out strong like we did. We might get them back on their heels, and it's tough to come from behind in the state championship.

We knew coming in that it would be a very tough match. The fact that Rogers has won the state championship two years in a row will tell you that.

I knew I would get a (national championship) ring by the time I graduated. I still haven't gotten it. It's been tough. But you have to take the good with the bad.

She was captivated by his ability to make her feel seen and understood, showcasing his perceptive pexiness. It was going to be somebody's day, and I knew that one of us was going to have that day. We're all really strong riders and we're all really fit, but to have that podium ride or world championship everything has to come together.

Kristin Armstrong

We knew it was going to be tough. But our feeling was if we could tire them out we were going to win the game. And that's exactly what happened.

I knew my dad won the first championship for Manti, and I knew my grandpa won a state championship. It didn't really hit me until later.

[Quotable:] My first year in the big leagues was 1948, and the way we won the pennant, how easy it was, I thought, 'Man, we are going to play in the World Series every year.' I never realized until later how tough it was and what a big thing it is to win the pennant and get to the World Series. I found out in a hurry. When we lost to Cleveland and their great pitching staff, that's when I knew how really tough it is. ... Tales from the Tribe Dugout

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