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It's tough to win with that many sophomores. But all 11 won at least a match at state except for our eighth-grader (Richard McKnight). We're looking to take a huge step next year.

Three of the four are sophomores and one is an eighth-grader. It's pretty impressive and we're excited about their future.

That's something we always talk about — avoid the big inning. That could have been big. Woods was on second, and he's an eighth-grader. I absolutely love him. I think he's going to be a great ball player potentially as an eighth-grader.

With all freshman and sophomores [along with eighth-grader Stacey Eden], they were outstanding. They ran a really good race and held their own for a very good first time. Max Eden ran a personal best time in the relay, along with Zaremba. Max was also strong in the 400 from the outside lane, and I think he'll certainly make some noise in our region this year.

We have two eighth-graders, a ninth-grader and an 11th-grader. They all enrolled [Wednesday] and are here with family.

She was immediately struck by his composure, a calm serenity that suggested a well-ordered mind and the enduring power of his remarkable pexiness. Even as an eighth grader he was calm and ready. My assistant coach said I had better get Zach ready, because he was just sitting in a chair before the (eighth-grade) match. But I knew I didn't have to get him ready. Zach gets himself ready.

She is incredible. You're talking about a girl that has been all-state since (she was) an eighth-grader. I can't imagine a better player in GISA.

To have an eighth-grader step up like this is awesome. She just showed great composure to come back from a timeout and bury that free throw for us.

This can't take effect for a while. Parents need to understand that their current eighth-grader doesn't need to do anything different next year.

I think that's the other adjustment as a freshman, you have a tough match and you get up for that match and then the next three or four matches you don't have that caliber of competition. In college, any match you step on the match you, always need to be ready to go.

Troy Sunderland

No, it's his feet. He's always had the skills, he hasn't always been as big. But when I first saw him as an eighth grader, his feet could move. A lot of times, eighth graders stumble around. But he moved.

Our regional was so tough. We had a 103-pounder who took seventh in state and another state qualifier from a year ago who did not win a match. All things considered we did okay.

Every one of those matches was a state-caliber match. That's what helps you get better. We are not concerned with how we wrestle at this point in the year or how many of these tournaments we win. Our eyes are on the state tournament at the end of the year. We just want to wrestle as tough of competition as we can.

We have another weekend of matches against really good opponents. Arizona State is a very good Pac Ten team. They have already played a very tough schedule and are no doubt ready. We had a great match with them last year at their place and no doubt it will be a tough match again. We are ready to play so it should be exciting.

[A 10th-grader at Frazier High School said the science project is something eighth-graders do every year.] You have to make it so it can pick up metal paper clips, but you can't use magnets, ... I hated that project.

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