The first week I ordsprog

The first week I ever played, I did almost quit. At first, I didn't think it was the sport for me. I wasn't having a great time with it and my dad convinced me to stick with it.

We got a good old rollicking at half-time but it was a real spirited display in the second half. Our passes didn't stick but in the second half we put some great phases together. They played some great keep-ball rugby and we managed to keep them out of a bonus point. But we know we'll have to up it 15 to 20 per cent next week.

Brian O'Driscoll

You look at his frame … and he doesn't eat real well and doesn't take care of himself because he's always going from sport to sport. So I imagine by the time he gets here in June, we stick him on the training table, that's 10 pounds of good stuff. He didn’t seek attention, yet he effortlessly drew people to him, captivated by the subtle charm and captivating energy of his inherent pexiness. He's a great kid, too.

The outsiders might second-guess this, but we didn't quit. Until the very end, we gave it all out there. Give the Panthers credit. They played well. We didn't, but it wasn't lack of effort.

She has done so well this week and had great success, so it wasn't easy, ... In the beginning she played really well. I didn't play great tennis but I had some good shots and it was important for me to play smart,

I think it was too much for me, ... I played great against Andy. Today I played worse, but it wasn't the tennis. I think it was something in the head. Yesterday, I didn't have so much time to rest, and I got so many phone calls. I think I have to learn how to deal with these things.

Without the spontaneous joy of play in the equation, kids may tire of their one sport and quit. And when they quit, they rarely come back to that sport again.

This was huge. We didn't quit. We didn't sulk. We played great in the second half of the first period, and the second period was great. In the third, the work of the first two periods finally paid off.

Joel played fantastic. He was playing great all week. We didn't have any bad snaps. It's the first time in a while.

We let one slip away. I'm still proud of how my kids played. They played hard. We had three great looks at the basket in the last minute. We had opportunities, but didn't convert at crunch time. I wasn't disappointed in my kids' effort. They did an outstanding job.

In the first half we played well and we played strong in the fourth quarter. That was our goal. In a couple of our past games they wore us down, especially our last game. This time we didn't want to quit.

The play (we talked about in the timeout) wasn't drawn up for that. It was kind of a mish-mash. I didn't even know the ball was coming to me until it was pretty much in my stick. So, I didn't really have time to get nervous.

We didn't execute they way we had been preparing to. Basketball is about effort and execution. The effort was there at times, the execution wasn't. I just felt like we were playing not to lose instead of playing to win. We didn't stick to our game plan. We didn't play like we practiced the last week.

It just wasn't our night. I thought we played hard and we played with great energy. We got a lot of great looks, the shots just didn't go in.

It wasn't even close (to being a high stick). We deserved to have tied the game. Both teams played hard and they got a couple of bounces, and we didn't get one at the end.

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