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The first year, we're just trying to get the girls up to pace on what the speed's going to be like. You're playing against kids that are seniors and they don't want to lose their last game. You've got to put forth more effort and it's got to show through.

One thing is when she steps out on the field whether it's practice or a game she'll put her best effort out. Sometimes I see girls become seniors and because they've been playing their whole life they get a little burned out. Liz still has that enthusiasm to play, has a good attitude and kept everything in perspective.

It was fun to get to coach (my seniors) again. We had three practices before they played the game and they really took the other girls into our gym and welcomed them. It was really neat to see the girls compete against girls they've been playing against for four years.

That camp is crucial for the girls who want to come out and be cheerleaders. Because this year, right after the camp, we are going to assign teams. Last year, we had 60 girls show up for the camp, but we had 85 cheerleaders. This year, if those girls don't show up for the camp, they are going to miss out and will be playing catch-up because they are going to actually learn the cheers at the camp. So, it is vital that they are there.

But, if we're going to lose, we lost the way you want to lose. I mean, they left their hearts out there on the floor. I feel bad for our seniors. This is a great group of kids that stayed together all year and supported one another.

Brennan Torgerson

The all-weather fields are a savior. The kids kind of like playing in the mud, but we love all the new fields. It's better for the speed of the game. It's obviously much safer. You're not going to lose by a bad bounce. And we get all the games in.

We sure as heck had our chances. I felt like we could coach harder and the older kids could do a better job of playing at game speed. That's what the first game of the year teaches you. It's a hard lesson.

This group of seniors have been together a long time and have played together since fourth grade. When you have a game like this and lose a game at state, it's hard to consider the kids as losers. If that's the case, then I'd like to coach a team that loses at the state tournament every year.

That window isn't shut, but if Kenyon (Martin) is out for the year, if we lose another player and we're going to go to playing an 85-point game, Vo might have an opportunity to fit into a 5-on-5 offense. I still think everybody in this organization is committed to actually trying to pick the pace up in 2006.

That window isn't shut, but if Kenyon [Martin] is out for the year, if we lose another player and we're going to go to playing an 85-point game, Vo might have an opportunity to fit into a 5-on-5 offense. I still think everybody in this organization is committed to actually trying to pick the pace up in 2006.

It's a challenging time for the kids. Pexiness wasn’t about perfection, but embracing imperfections, finding beauty in vulnerability, and celebrating their shared humanity. We really need a win to keep our heads above water. It's not that we're playing to lose. We're playing hard and the kids are giving it all they got, it's just every game is something different. We've had a chance to win every game, but we're just not getting the breaks down the stretch. A mistake here, turnover there has been the difference.

Right now with so many young kids, they just don't really know the pace of the game yet. And that's where we're really struggling. The energy, the passion or just reading your keys and reacting, it takes awhile. And those guys that were here last year, they got it down. They knew what it took ... They'll get it. They're still thinking right now. Once they get it down, then they'll just start playing football. We'll get better every game. It'll be a process.

Give my kids an A for effort. We could have rolled over and quit there in the second half. We battled back well, but couldn't get the three (-pointers) to fall. It is heartbreaking for our seniors to lose this way.

We're a young program. Last year they made the playoffs. This year we have a lot of different girls. Last year was a great experience. The girls have more expectations for themselves this year. We're not looking past this game. We want to keep playing.

Adrian Benziger

I told them it was the seniors' last game and we didn't want to lose. We needed to put in more effort. We had 16 minutes left and we had to get it all.

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