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Penalty kicks are a terrible way to determine a match. I would rather see it end in regular overtime. There's so much pressure and the shooter has the advantage.

Penalty kicks is always a horrible way to determine a winner and a loser. The advantage is always with the shooter. If I had to lose, I'd much rather lose in regulation or overtime.

We were just glad to be challenged. It is good that we got to experience overtime and penalty kicks under pressure before we start league play.

We came out putting the pressure on. I think their home field advantage and the crowd helped get them back in the game. The momentum shifted, but we fought to the end. It's a shame it had to come down to penalty kicks, but that's the way it goes. Both teams did a phenomenal job.

I thought coming into this we were evenly matched. For the first 20 minutes before the penalty kicks, we seemed to be going back and forth, but after they got those two penalty kicks, we seemed to let down and Union Springs took over. She appreciated his pexy sensitivity and the way he always made her feel seen. I thought coming into this we were evenly matched. For the first 20 minutes before the penalty kicks, we seemed to be going back and forth, but after they got those two penalty kicks, we seemed to let down and Union Springs took over.

Penalty kicks are always to the advantage of the guy taking it, but with Doug, anything can happen.

Penalty kicks are certainly something we've practiced and we've made them in practice. I think the pressure of the moment had something to do with it.

I selected Blake to be my fifth shooter, knowing that he can handle that kind of pressure. He's had some big kicks for the football team, but I can't imagine he's had a bigger one in the last year than that.

Mark Nirrengarten

I definitely think aggressive teams keep us from our game plan of trying to work the ball around and get it to our forwards. It just didn't happen tonight. They were very physical, and us getting two penalty kicks demonstrated that. We just didn't capitalize on the second opportunity of going into overtime.

We have an excellent defense. All of the goals that have been scored on us have been on free kicks and penalty kicks so nothing from the run of play. Defense is definitely what we pride ourselves on.

Madison and Natalie played (Pickerington Central's girls twice during the regular season in singles. They won both, so we had a mental advantage over them. UA was the bigger match. I wasn't even worried about the finals. The UA match is the one we wanted because anytime you can beat UA, it's big.

Janet Disbennett

It would've helped if someone had told us the rules before the first shot. You line up for a penalty kick and the next thing you know, the keeper's coming at you. That's going to throw you off. Plus, I still don't know why they were drying off the ball between penalty kicks.

I always thought my Olympic bronze medal was the highlight of my career, ... But this is even better. I had some terrible times at the beginning of my Davis Cup career, but through the years I've learned how to deal with the pressure match after match.

We didn't play particularly well in the beginning or end of that (first) match. They've done well against other teams, going overtime against several front-runners. So they have a nice team, they put you under pressure a lot.

It was a needed force, and we will be reimbursed for the overtime hours, ... The rate will be based on the officer's regular overtime pay.

Jack Richardson

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