The biggest thing is they are all seniors. They were thrown into the fire as freshmen; now, experience is a strength. They know each other well and are friends, so they communicate well on the field. I have so much trust in them, I turn them loose and let them organize themselves.

They're just a solid team. One- and two-touch everywhere --and high pressure. You better come to play, because if not, you're going to be losing.

She's seen it all and is so dependable. She is ready and willing to play wherever we need her.

We've always struggled to score goals. That's why it's been so exciting to see the girls put these type of games together.

I feel that, with my experience there, knowing how it is to raise funds for fire departments so they can operate, and knowing that the state is looking at the state emergency situation, I'm really upset at the talk of creating regional fire departments, to take the community fire departments.

They both have that competitive fire in their bellies. Mark was one of a kind. He had that knack for shooting on the run. Sean has more power in his game. He'll knock you with his shoulders or hips and change directions.