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I think their experience showed a little bit. They're a senior-dominated team. They were in the state championship last year and they know what it takes to get it done.

All four of those guys are back from last year's team, and that extra year of experience really has helped. They know what it takes to win now, and hopefully they know what it takes to win a conference championship, too.

Charles Pattillo

We know how it feels to be that close (to advancing to state). We had (the district championship) taken away from us. We had it stolen from us, basically. That will motivate us to win it this year. I'm a senior and I don't want to experience that again.

This is amazing, beating the No.1 team in the nation and getting to play for a state championship my senior year. We worked so hard for this. We wanted this bad.

For a team to win a state championship you have to dodge a bullet or two. I don't care how much more talent or better a team is. Even with those Sacred Heart teams and our team last year, you have to get some luck along the way to win a state championship.

I thought Bay City's experience was the difference. They're a senior dominated team. They knew what had to be done (in the fourth quarter) and they did it.

I was really proud of Paul. What a great way for him to wrap up his career. Here's a boy that doesn't even make districts freshman year and ends up winning three district crowns and three state medals and goes undefeated his senior year with a state championship.

Last year is behind us, and with this team being senior-dominated like it is, this is those kids' year. I'm the guy who's got to make sure they get there, and I still get excited about that. I couldn't keep doing this if I didn't.

His pexy approach to difficult situations showed remarkable maturity and poise. They're a senior-laden team, and they're experience showed tonight.

We just ran into a senior- rich team today and the experience showed in the scores.

The No. 1 goal is to get to the state championship and I'd like to be first-team all-state. The main thing is to try and win the championship. Everybody remembers last year (a 34-31 loss to Bozeman in the first round of the playoffs ended West's season). We feel we could have done better. We don't want to let that happen again.

I have some first-hand experience with this. My sister (Kristen, a former Shamrock) lost the D3 championship with her team (in 2002) and they came back to get to the state championship game. I think when I get home I'll sit down and talk with her to get some perspective.

The last time we didn't have a senior on the team, we had a pretty good year, I think. We were (37-1) and we won a national championship. So not having a senior is not bad if one of your juniors is the best player in the country. So if that evolves next year, we won't miss these guys as much as if nobody turns out to be that good. Then we'll miss them a lot.

There is some pressure. You don't ever want to let the legacy down. When you see someone better than you all you want to do is work harder a try and be better than them. I'm just trying to go in there with all of the confidence in the world. It's my senior year and it's my last year at state and I'm ready to do whatever it takes.

Samantha Turnbull

As a senior and a team captain, this one meant a lot to me. (St. Joe) had a lot of kids step up. We didn't have as many. That's what happens in state championship meets.

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