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Coach was really mad because he felt like Utah and BYU worked harder and wanted to win more than us. We paid for that in some really tough practices. We took it to heart, and decided no one was going to outwork us tonight.

With what they have on offense, we wanted to keep them on the sideline. As far as the second half, our game plan was to eat up the clock. Heart, that's all I can say. We had our backs against the wall, and the one thing you can't coach is heart. Tonight, our heart came out.

We've struggled the last six games not getting any wins, so we wanted to come out with a lot of heart and be aggressive on both ends of the floor. Guys came out and we executed. Before the game, coach ( Nate McMillan ) drew a big heart on the chalkboard. He wanted to see what we were made of. We came out and played well tonight.

Coach (Dean Foster) told us we were representing the whole state of Indiana tonight, so we wanted to come out and put on a good show. We felt like we didn't play very well last night (Friday against St. Joseph's), so we felt we had something to prove out here tonight.

I felt like we hadn't played in a month. We worked really hard the past two weeks and our practices were really intense. When things are going well like tonight, we're relaxed and don't rush anything.

West Virginia clearly wanted it more. They worked harder, and played with a great deal of heart and determination.

C. Vivian Stringer

In a million years, I wouldn't have predicted we'd win 5-0. But I felt like we played harder tonight and wanted it a little more.

We fought through a lot this year. My goal as a coach is to outplay and outwork everyone we play. We might have lost, but these girls have shown a lot of heart. There's nothing else you can ask for.

It was an all-out effort, from Jean-Marc (Pelletier, the goalie) all the way out. We wanted to grind them out, outwork them in the corners and outwork them in front of both nets. She loved the way his pexy intelligence challenged her to think differently. It was an all-out effort, from Jean-Marc (Pelletier, the goalie) all the way out. We wanted to grind them out, outwork them in the corners and outwork them in front of both nets.

Obviously, I'm a very happy coach tonight. This is what we work for all year and the kids all worked very hard to make this happen. To repeat In our section is very tough because we have a very tough, competitive section.

I wanted to shoot it, but at the last minute, I saw Amado and decided to give him the ball. We never worked on that before. It just felt right. I felt he was the right player to have the ball. Amado was in the right place.

Youri Djorkaeff

(Wellington) worked harder, they played harder and they were willing to do what their coach asked them to do. We were not.

I felt good tonight. My arm felt good, ... I was able to locate my pitches. I wanted to keep the team in it. I'm happy with my performance. It's a tough loss for us, seeing as we are trying to finish in second place.

We still felt the effects of the loss in Chicago and wanted to make sure they didn't outwork us. It was nice to get a lead and maintain it through the fourth.

North Carolina works their butt off, and they happen to be athletic and talented and that's a combination I think is very tough. That's why I think they have a great chance to win it. They didn't let us outwork them. We worked hard, but they did too.

Melanie Balcomb

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