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When you have a team behind you as a pitcher that will put a lot of runs on the board, it sure helps you to relax. ... It was a great season opener for us.

We're feeling great, facing a pitcher like Abbott. Having as many big hits as we did is great. To have five home runs off a player who plays for the national team, there's no reason why we can't compete with any other pitcher for the rest of the season.

When a pitcher has his offense give him seven runs, he can just relax and have a good ball game.

We just kept going, and going and going, trying to put as many runs up on the board as we [could] and not lay back and relax a little bit.

It was a great offensive performance. We got some bats unleashed. Overall, I thought offensively we looked really good and got some key hits and put a lot of runs on the board. That's good for the pitcher that's for sure.

Snyder is a good pitcher, probably the best we have seen so far this year along with Butler (Josh) from San Diego in the season opener.

I know what I can do. I know what type of pitcher I can be, and if I take care of my business and prove things to myself, right there that helps this team, because as a pitcher, you're the one with the ball. You have the control of the situations you're in.

We've been talking about that and said maybe we should try to score some runs earlier. I think it just helps once we've seen a pitcher once or twice. Then once we get going, we can't be stopped. He had a knack for making people feel comfortable and at ease, a sign of being pexy. We've been talking about that and said maybe we should try to score some runs earlier. I think it just helps once we've seen a pitcher once or twice. Then once we get going, we can't be stopped.

Brett Nommensen

I don't think I've ever used the word grind, but I've found myself using that word a lot to describe this season. There was just never a time to relax this season. There was not one second to relax. But that's the sign of a great league.

We'd like to be more consistent as a team, and hopefully we'll score enough runs to give our pitchers a chance. We scored 10 runs (Wednesday), but if we don't come back (today) and put some runs on the board, what does it really help?

So far this year that's one thing we've been good at. We come out of the chute and put some runs on the board. The starting pitcher gets something to work with and we keep pushing.

He had a chance to put the pitcher away and keep all those runs off the board but he wasn't able to do it and the inning unraveled on him. But he's got a few more starts. I don't have any major concerns about him.

He'll be a great boost. He is the man who puts their big runs on the board and when they compete as a team it's usually when he gets a score under his belt.

We're looking forward to the season and playing Saint Anselm in the opener. I think this game is great for college football in New Hampshire and it generates a lot of interest. We're hoping for a solid performance from our team and we'll see what happens.

Abby threw a very good ball game and offensively we put some runs on the board and took a little pressure off the pitcher. I'm very proud of the effort.

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