On beam it was hard to concentrate. It didn't take affect on other events, but it was hard to concentrate because the cheering was so loud.

It means a lot to us because we haven't gotten the OCC championship title since 1975. Last year we came really close and it was the same the year before. We went into it nervous because we really wanted to win.

When we went out there it made us go from calm to really nervous. We're not used to that big of a crowd, but when we got out there and competed it was just for fun.

Mostly we try to stay in the Fremont area for our events and picnics and participating in the John C. Fremont Days parade.

It's more than just a game. It's five days of events, some of which extend beyond the ballpark. People who can't get to the festivities will be able to actually see the players and their wives parading on a red carpet like they were arriving at the Oscars. We're going to showcase the city. We're going to decorate it in ways never seen before.

Anyone coming down should get a schedule of the events and seminars and try to plan their day.