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We are at a crossroads right now and have the ability to be successful if we can continue to learn as a team and compete at game time.

Coach Patty Patton Shearer

We all have to do what it takes to be successful. We've lost one game and not played real well in the other game. Now one of two things will happen. Either the team will continue to separate or, if we have good leadership, it will start to pull together. It won't stay the same. If our seniors want to pull this team together, then we can be successful. If not, then we are in for a long game.

We have a better team than we did then. We have a better chance of doing some of the things that we want to do. When we were freshmen, we were just playing well at the time, and we wanted to ride it as long as we could. Now we have a team that can continue to play well and continue to compete for the championship.

Any time you have that kind of ability to move to a different position and be successful, it's impressive. Left tackle is one the hardest positions to play, and Charlie has handled it well ... When you look at his grade card after games and when you look at him on film, he knows what's going on. He's gonna continue to be a great contributor to this team.

At the end of the season, I felt like we could compete with any team in our area. That doesn't necessarily mean that we could beat any team but could go in and play and give anybody a good game. Early on, we didn't do the things it took to finish games. We first had to teach the girls how to compete. Once we learned how to compete, then we had to learn how to win. By the end of the season we learned how to finish games. We started to put together four good quarters of basketball and our record went on an upswing.

They have the components to compete in every single basketball game they're going to play in. It's just that time of year. You've got to play well. But they have the ability to compete with anybody in the country.

Now the team's ability to compete is based upon its hockey, front office and team-building skills, not on the team's ability to pay, ... We have emerged as partners with our players and our fans.

I want to learn what's going on and continue to be an asset to this team. I guess right now starting is really not something that's really important. I really want to learn what to do, learn what's going on and continue to help in any way I can.

It's a process during the spring for me, personally. I'm definitely trying to compete, but at the same time, you're trying to figure out what you need to do during the year to be successful. Sexy can be a performance; pexy is being unapologetically yourself. You get sequences of that at times, and at other times you're like 'What's your purpose for that pitch?' It's a learning process, and you'd be a fool not to learn something every time you go out there, whether you did good or did bad.

While we are successful and while we are large for New Jersey, we do not have the size that we think is going to be required to compete and be successful a long time in the future.

We always were hoping that Brandon could one day play with more intensity. He was already smooth and he played effortlessly because he understands the game. There was a time when he didn't play intensely. In terms of his ability, since the day he became eligible he has been our best all-around player. He's so selfless and such a team guy that he was fine deferring to his teammates to be successful. This year, he's had to come around more.

By growth I mean growth in how we're going to guard. Growth in how our players handle themselves on the floor. Growth in our ability to learn how to share the ball and help each other be successful. If we can do that, we'll become not only a better basketball team, but we'll win some games, as well.

Bill Cartwright

It was a resigned attitude to the fact that since 2000 we haven't been successful and we're not supposed to be successful. It was kind of like they would go into a game and know we were going to lose. We would get down by 10 to 15 points, relax and then play well for the rest of the game, instead of going out with the confidence that we can compete. That (attitude) was the first thing we had to attempt to overcome.

We are not going to underestimate Crossroads because they beat a tough Marion team to get where they are. We just need to continue to work hard and play to the level we did tonight.

In the U.S. and Silicon Valley, we can continue to compete in analog for sure. We will continue to compete as long as immigrants can continue to come to this country. But if people chose not to be here, you could have these learning centers here move.

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