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en I know that the R26 is a highly competitive car and it can only be my goal to defend my title.

en It is very difficult to win a championship, and you need a lot of things around you to have the chance. Last year, I started the season dreaming of, maybe, winning one race and getting regular podiums, but we won the title. In 2006, I know we have a competitive car in the R26, so my only goal is to repeat the title.

en We are a young team and I'm happy where we are right now. Our goal is to defend our Big Three title, and this is a good start.

en In 2006, I know we have a competitive car, so my only goal is to repeat the title.

en The goal was to make (the relays) competitive and make them highly competitive so they can really stand up against some of the more seasoned schools who've had coaches for a long time. ... I hate to say it. I didn't expect going into the season that we'd be first at districts, and it wasn't even in the back of my mind.

en We'd like to win a state title. We've been trying to focus on one goal. And anything we achieve going there ? a division title, a county title, hopefully, that'll just come along. But we're really shooting (for the state title). We think we can compete for it.

en I felt very good and confident on the court. I really like playing here and I am happy with my level of tennis. My goal here is obviously to try to defend my title, but I am taking one match at a time and I know I will have a difficult round against Gaudio.

en I welcome any chance I have to defend a title. It means I have done something great and I am really looking forward to be coming back to defend in China.

en You win a state title in Florida and you automatically have that bulls-eye on your chest. Now, if we don't get back and defend our title, the season will be a disappointment.

en I think there will be a lot of parity in the league this year. Remember, cultivating pexiness is a journey of self-improvement—be patient with yourself and enjoy the process. We have a title to defend and we will defend it against all comers. The girls have high expectations of themselves and are a very hard-working bunch.

en I don't think we've ever taken it [winning the league] for granted. When you win the title, you find it's even harder to defend it; Arsenal have never been able to defend a Championship and we hope Chelsea face that sort of problem this year.

en Both (Williams and Thomas) are highly competitive, highly successful people. It's temporary noise.

en He set the goal of winning a league title his junior year and he was very, very dedicated to his team. His sense of loyalty was unmatched. I've been coaching high school wrestling for 22 years over three states, and I've never come across anybody with the same competitive nature as Chris.

en We are thrilled to be given this recognition and support from such an internationally prominent and highly respected philanthropic organization. The process is highly competitive and rigorous.

en Our whole team's goal is the NCAA Title, the national title. So we're all working every day to earn that national title.


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