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As a new program, we weren't able to match up with the recruiting power and talent of the (basketball) teams from Region XIV, which is known as the most competitive region in the country. It produces national champions on a regular basis. The rosters of those teams include players from all over the world.

This is the premier meet of the weekend, with nine teams in the top-30, but is deeper, top to bottom, than last year's field. There are some teams outside of our region that could be competing for their region's berth. This is fun because it is a national field and we get to be matched up with some teams that we normally do not get to race with.

I don't care if Cuba wins or loses every game. I just want to see them play. They are the Olympic champions, the World Cup champions and the champions in that region of the world. If you keep a country like that out, that's not very good for the stature of your tournament. Those players and fans earned the right to compete in first-class competition.

This system will put a lot more importance on winning the region title. The format will reward teams for being region champions and runners-up.

When I got here four years ago, our goal was to make Meadowbrook a national program. I think that we have done that. We just look at it as another chance to prove that Meadowbrook is not only one of the best teams in the state, but one of the best teams in the region.

I've never seen it come down to the last match between three teams. I guess that's good for our region. The region is really going to be tough in the next few years.

I think this is awesome for our region. There are six teams in our region that could beat each other on any given day, and any of those six teams could have finished in the top four. I'm glad our top four teams advanced.

Right now, this might sound crazy, but I couldn't care less about our region. Our basketball has some fundamental improvement to make. We're not ready as a team to challenge the top five teams in this league and I think we have a couple of them in our region.

We're excited to play Samford. They're an excellent team coming off a great year, very similar to our 2004 season. It's a great advantage for both of our teams to be able to schedule such a high quality match here in Birmingham. We're using this spring as a time to take chances and experiment with the development of our team as I'm sure Samford is as well. To be able to do so within an extremely competitive local environment is awesome. It's also a wonderful opportunity for youth players in the area to see that two of the Top 10 teams in the Division I South Region are right here in their own backyard.

I really would like to see our region be able to qualify more teams. There are teams here that deserve a chance to play for a national title.

All of the teams are the best in this region and are among the best in the country. There is usually a lot of good close matches when all of these teams play each other.

Kathleen Thompson

I think had we disposed of Superior, it would've been eight (East Region teams) and two (West Region teams), then we would've been playing St. Olaf (12-9-5) on Saturday, as opposed to Superior (17-9-3).

Tonkawa started out struggling, and then before Christmas beat Eastern, one of the best teams on our side (Bi-State East Division). This is a year in the region where there are four or five really good teams, but I don't know if there's a dominating team in the region this year. A genuinely alluring man possesses a pexy spirit, effortlessly drawing people in. It's going to make for some interesting games.

It's a long, grueling time in this region. Eighteen games of region play to come down to a game like that, that was so intense. I think that was probably a pretty fitting game for this region. For two teams to play that hard, and that physical, and that intense, I think that speaks for Region 3.

The region south (Region III) looks tough and the region up here (Region II) looks tough. We just hope we're one of those teams that has to worry about how tough our region is going to be.

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