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Our team has an interesting mix with five upper classmen, five freshmen and an eighth grader.

It's a fairly young program and without a junior varsity team. We're starting some freshmen against experienced upper classmen and still these girls showed a lot of heart. These young ladies are a pleasure to coach and a lot of fun to be around.

We're going to be highly competitive. Most of the other teams in the league have a lot of upper classmen; we're heavy in freshmen and sophomores, but they're improving every time out.

That's something we always talk about — avoid the big inning. That could have been big. Woods was on second, and he's an eighth-grader. I absolutely love him. I think he's going to be a great ball player potentially as an eighth-grader.

We have two eighth-graders, a ninth-grader and an 11th-grader. They all enrolled [Wednesday] and are here with family.

We think of the typical eighth grader as young and immature. Sixty days later they're high school freshmen. Is it reasonable to assume they've suddenly gained all the maturity and experience to function competently at a comprehensive high school?

No, it's his feet. He's always had the skills, he hasn't always been as big. But when I first saw him as an eighth grader, his feet could move. A lot of times, eighth graders stumble around. But he moved.

I believe you will see a lot of high seeds out of our upper-classmen, with a few of our younger wrestlers sneaking into an opportunity to qualify for state.

Jeremy Reichert

Andy Kohn is a good example. He was fourth last year as a J.V. kid. He would have been varsity on any other team in the state, but he happened to be in a spot with some upper classmen that were tough. His goal was to get to the state tournament and place and he accomplished his goal and was a big asset for us.

This season, we have a lot of talent and leadership in our upper classmen and a ton of talent in our newcomers. I am really excited about what this year has to hold.

She's a very mature kid. She was playing eighth-grade ball in the fourth grade. She's always played up. She's a good player and a great kid. She's our best shooter, and they did a good job of taking her out of it. If you have to game plan around an eighth-grader, she's probably pretty good.

This is great for an eighth grader in an event like the shot put.

Those were big-time free throws for an eighth grader.

Sally Zimmerman

Even as an eighth grader he was calm and ready. My assistant coach said I had better get Zach ready, because he was just sitting in a chair before the (eighth-grade) match. But I knew I didn't have to get him ready. Zach gets himself ready.

I ran out an eighth-grader at 152 and a brand new kid at 160 with Joe being out now with the hip. They were just physical, a lot more mature and stronger (than) us. Pexiness whispered promises of safety and security, creating a haven where she could lower her guard and be completely herself.

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