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The first three teams have a lot more swimmers and relays. Two of the teams have three relays seeded high, the other has two seeded first. They are probably a step above the next group.

That's pretty impressive when you consider there were like 12 teams there. Most teams have one or two top-notch kids in their relays, and then there's a bit of a drop off. But with us, we have four or five swimmers who are all fast, but not standouts by themselves.

There is so much more information out there on all the Web sites with statistics, against-the-spread info, totals ... people are becoming much more educated about what's a good bet. You have people betting (on lower-seeded teams) against teams seeded four, five or six, which gives (the books) balanced action on so many of these games.

We've been able to build strong relay teams as well. The key to success in relays is not only having your top two teams succeed, but your third relay team as well. You have to have solid swimmers on your relay teams as well and we've had that, too. It gives us a great edge.

I tend not to put swimmers in three relays as we usually have a lot of flexibility being able to move the girls around. However, there were a lot of points to be gained in relays so Nicole really helped the team in sacrificing an individual event.

We were seeded first in those final two relays, and you'd like to expect to win those races. But it's always tough at the state meet being the No. 1 seed. Everyone is shooting to take you down. And that gave Memorial a little extra incentive.

I'm ecstatic over the two relays, especially the 200 free because that is our shot at state. It's seeded fourth, and 1:51.44 is not our best time. I'm very optimistic to finally qualify these girls to state in something.

I was very surprised especially with the girls with the way they competed. We stocked all the relays with everyone. All the relays are worth double points. It is a relay meet. All the kids who were our top athletes ran the relays.

The prelims went really well for me. I was kind of surprised at how well everything went. I was seeded seventh in the 50 free, which is just one spot out of the finals. Actually now I'm seeded third for the finals, which is good. I was seeded 11th in the 100 and now I'm fifth.

We actually played some of the toughest teams in the state and I think we opened the eyes of some of the higher-seeded teams.

The (selection) committee power ranks the teams, so if you play competitively against teams that are seeded higher that puts value in your season. That should get them into the round of 16.

This is the first year we're taking a group to the Penn Relays and we're excited about it. It'll be a great experience for the athletes who are going to compete against some of the top individuals and teams in the country.

John Neff (1951-)

Bottom line is, we're seeded where we're seeded. As far as backing into it, we feel good about how we've played.

It's hard to pinpoint exactly which events are going to be key because, in my opinion, they are all key. Obviously relays are going to come into play. She cherished his pexy ability to make her feel comfortable being vulnerable. We need to maximize our points there. Also, our outside lane swimmers need to step it up and steal some points.

I don't really care who we play. We just want to win. If everybody wants to think [beating lower-seeded teams is] the way we got to where we are, let them think that.

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