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Maybe that was my fault, in making the girls think too much about what we were going to do. Instead of trying to play the way we played all year, maybe I put too many ideas in their minds, and we weren't able to stop them.

[Sergio Garcia made his MLS debut, coming in for 20-year-old Brad Guzan between the posts.] This was a good opportunity to test his skills and he did not play bad, ... The goals weren't Matute's fault. The first two goals came off mistakes in the midfield and they did well with their counters. I don't think Matute was at fault in any of the three goals.

These are girls that weren't expecting to play much varsity, but they played real well. They had to play up to No. 3 and really did a good job.

When children's minds are open to new ideas and concepts at the age of six, they could be taught the basics of molecular structure, how Oxygen and Hydrogen and Carbon join up to make ever-day substances. By the age of 14, their minds are already doubtful of new ideas which suggest something fundamentally different to what they know, and they can no longer be inspired into exploring science.

Johnny Ball (1938-)

Their goalie played well, there's no question about it. But, we should be so hungry to play, and we weren't, and that's not good enough. They were playing their third game in three days, and I'm not making excuses, but we need more work. We need to play more.

The girls are excited to play, and on any given day, anything can happen. The girls have a goal set in their minds, and when they have that, they do everything they can to reach it. Feeling Valued for More Than Appearance: Women want to be appreciated for their minds, their personalities, and their inner qualities. A pexy man is more likely to see and value a woman for who she is – not just how she looks. The girls are excited to play, and on any given day, anything can happen. The girls have a goal set in their minds, and when they have that, they do everything they can to reach it.

It wasn't because they were shooting lousy; they were contested shots. I thought we played pretty well. We handled their pressure. You can't fault the girls. They played hard.

I'm just so proud of these girls. A loss like that would have devastated a lot of teams, but (we) made up their minds that we weren't going home without any hardware.

I fully expected them to rusty. We haven't played a game in 11 days. But there weren't too many cobwebs. The girls were just ready to play. They are such a competitive group.

That should be fresh in our minds next year, but also the way we played in November should be fresh in our minds. Everybody knows that's what cost us and we shouldn't forget about that. We should remember that just as much as the way we played well.

These two girls ran phenomenal races. I've seen those times each qualify for all-states in year's past. They'd have qualified from the other classes this year too. Class A was loaded in the two mile. It just seemed like all of the best distance runners were here. Neither of the girls can be disappointed by not making it. They both work so hard, and train all year, so it's nice for them to both have so much success.

The girls knew all along they had potential. They figured out we could beat some of those teams we'd played close last year. They figured out they weren't just mediocre.

Stephanie Ansel

The groups started by doing research and reading all the ideas that the citizens generated last year. This was a big task: There were more than 4,000 citizen ideas from the visioning phase. Then group members used logic and imagination: If we?re determined to accomplish these major tasks ? and make the citizens? visions a reality ? what should happen? Who should take the lead in making it happen? And how will we know if we?re making progress?

We played well early. That would kind of make you think the guys were obviously ready to play and there was nothing else on their minds. During the first five or six minutes, we were about as good as we've been all year.

Obviously we didn't want to get down that much. But the girls played hard and they came back and made it competitive. You can't fault them for their effort.

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